I think we have misdefined straight versus gay, all our lives. Males identify with other males sexually, just like women self-identify. Whether a person is straight or gay is determined by desire-- an orientation dictated by self-identification or opposite fascination. Within that relationship then can develop all kinds of secondary aspects, love, respect, etc. But it began with a primary desire. That desire, in turn was sculpted in some cases very early in life. Too early for us to be able to go back and analyze it, but it was nevertheless, a choice. Everybody has made that choice.
It amuses me when young guys on this forum say they are "Unsure" what their sexual orientation is. The truth is, you have to like yourself if you are going to be sexual, and liking and admiring and respecting your own sexuality
is no different in nature than liking and respecting another of your own sex as well. The difference is respecting the other guy's autonomy in the same way you would expect him to respect yours.
A straight guy who will please a gay guy is called a catamite (look it up). But any man who likes the looks of his own sexual equipment also likes the looks of others, too. So all men have that appreciation, and there's not a damned thing wrong with it! That doesn't make anybody "GAY."
Sexual orientation can begin very early. It's been found that home life can be the incubator, especially if a boy (for instance) is turned off on his father, either by his mother (in various ways), or by his father being a background-type person or non-descript, or who is gone most of the time, or hides behind a newspaper. Another impetus is boys bering raised by their sisters who dote on him. Another is boys who are either beaten up by their dads, or ignored by their dads. But I don't personally know of any gay friends of mine whose dad was a kind and thoughtful leader, and the head of his household and someone their children looked up to. (Not saying that doesn't happen a few times). I just never respected their own fathers, at all, but I noticed they all respected mine! And, I hold a high torch for my dad to this day. He was just a great guy. Not a pal, but a father.
I'm straight, but I enjoy this forum and the pictures. Nothing wrong with that. It's an education for me, and I have no guilt about saying so. But would I do something with someone else out of curiosity? Absolutely not. I don't have a hang-up about wanting to have a bigger pecker or a desire to tear down somebody's wall just to get to one. But they are fun to see, and, like any man, I identify with it. It's also very informative, and these forums are fun, too.