What Percentage Of "straight" Guys Hook Up With Men?

[i_ren]

Curious to know what percentage (best guess/estimate) you all think that men who identify as "straight," hook up with men. Also, if you identify as "straight" and have hooked up with another guy, why? No judgment, just curious.

 

[Brodie888]

A recent study claims only 48% of Gen Zs interviewed identified themselves as "exclusively straight". Due to gay stigma declining, this figure keeps falling all the time as each generation comes through.

Personally, I have had sex with so many so called "straight guys" that I don't even put any value to these particular labels anymore.

I think most people are actually a shade of bisexual. It's simply easier to conform to a heteronormative society by claiming to be straight when really they enjoy sex regardless of gender.

 

[Bourbon34f]

Straight guys?

Ummm...

That wud b 0% my friend.

 

[Lord_of_Goon]

Identify as straight, yet bang dudes?

guess what. They ain’t straight and are simply bi guys who are liars

 

[Motion-of-the-Ocean]

Are we going by actual percentages or LPSG ones?

 

[JohnT23]

Identify as straight, yet bang dudes?

guess what. They ain’t straight and are simply bi guys who are liars

So I’m gay. If I randomly sleep with a woman, do I now have to identify as bi?

 

[hlariv]

So I’m gay. If I randomly sleep with a woman, do I now have to identify as bi?

Umm...if you're sexually attracted to both men and women, doesn't that my you bisexual by definition?

 

[JohnT23]

Umm...if you're sexually attracted to both men and women, doesn't that my you bisexual by definition?

What if I’m just horny and hook up with a woman? How does this fit your narrative? It wouldn’t change how I identify myself. I wouldn’t even consider myself bisexual.

 

[hlariv]

What if I’m just horny and hook up with a woman? How does this fit your narrative? It wouldn’t change how I identify myself. I wouldn’t even consider myself bisexual.

I'm just referring to the definition of "bisexual", which is generally considered to mean sexually attracted to both male and female.
I'm horny a lot, but I've never had any desire to hook up with a guy, because I'm heterosexual and am not sexually attracted to other males.

 

[Brodie888]

This kind of discussion always tends to break down for the same reason and it comes down to definitions.

For me, these are what I use:

Sexual Identity - How you define yourself.

Sexual Behavior - Who you have sex with.

Sexual Orientation - Who you are emotionally/mentally attracted/aroused by.

Generally speaking, people who are matched up in all three tend to have less conflict within themselves.

 

[JohnT23]

I'm just referring to the definition of "bisexual", which is generally considered to mean sexually attracted to both male and female.
I'm horny a lot, but I've never had any desire to hook up with a guy, because I'm heterosexual and am not sexually attracted to other males.

ive never hooked up with a female; however if I did, I don’t believe it would change my orientation.

I do have a question for you, how does a Straight man end up on the “Large Penis Support Group”?

 

[hlariv]

ive never hooked up with a female; however if I did, I don’t believe it would change my orientation.

I do have a question for you, how does a Straight man end up on the “Large Penis Support Group”?

IIRC, I was looking for some suggestions related to the challenges of a large guy with a petite woman. It's not "Gay/Bi Men's Large Penis Support Group". There are discussions for straight men. Of course, I quickly realized this site was primarily visited by gay or bi men. Still, I've communicated with some women (at least they claim to be straight females lol) on here.

 

[Reg]

ive never hooked up with a female; however if I did, I don’t believe it would change my orientation.

I do have a question for you, how does a Straight man end up on the “Large Penis Support Group”?

well. He might end up here looking for support about questions he has about having a large penis and interacting with women.

just saying....

 

[ronin001]

If we go by LPSG, that at least 70 - 80%
Though I would offer a disclaimer, before using these statistics in the real world


Happy Turkey Day

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[OKCLane]

There’s only one “you” on the planet. Celebrate who you are and don’t worry about fitting into a labeled slot.
I’ve discovered over the years that life is not the black and white world of our childhood; it’s mostly grey. Many people are uneasy in a grey world, they prefer strict lines of demarcation. It’s easier to live in an us versus them mentality instead of embracing those people around us who are different.
I give thanks for those different souls who have enriched my life.

 

[hlariv]

well. He might end up here looking for support about questions he has about having a large penis and interacting with women.

just saying....

This is what brought me to this site.

 

[i_ren]

A recent study claims only 48% of Gen Zs interviewed identified themselves as "exclusively straight". Due to gay stigma declining, this figure keeps falling all the time as each generation comes through.

Personally, I have had sex with so many so called "straight guys" that I don't even put any value to these particular labels anymore.

I think most people are actually a shade of bisexual. It's simply easier to conform to a heteronormative society by claiming to be straight when really they enjoy sex regardless of gender.

I agree with you and feel positive about gender/sexual fluidity increasing and stigma decreasing however, I am curious to know from a straight male perspective if they do consider themselves straight and find themselves to be only attracted to females, what would compel them to hook up with other males or why they choose to identify as straight. If it is about the sensation, dominance aspect...etc. I mean I’m sure there is some other thought processes that go into feeling/identifying that way. Not really trying to argue a point, but I posted this question to perhaps learn a new perspective. I have had multiple gay friends tell me that they have hooked up with a straight person quite often, but it is rare for a straight person to admit that they have hooked up with a man so I am just wondering if they identify as straight because of fear of stigma or if they just did it for the sake-of doing it just to experience something new.

 

[Rippedspeedo]

I agree with you and feel positive about gender/sexual fluidity increasing and stigma decreasing however, I am curious to know from a straight male perspective if they do consider themselves straight and find themselves to be only attracted to females, what would compel them to hook up with other males or why they choose to identify as straight. If it is about the sensation, dominance aspect...etc. I mean I’m sure there is some other thought processes that go into feeling/identifying that way. Not really trying to argue a point, but I posted this question to perhaps learn a new perspective. I have had multiple gay friends tell me that they have hooked up with a straight person quite often, but it is rare for a straight person to admit that they have hooked up with a man so I am just wondering if they identify as straight because of fear of stigma or if they just did it for the sake-of doing it just to experience something new.

 

[Rippedspeedo]

I have found out if I separate a guy from his clothes he doesn't stay straight.

 

[Avileguy]

I dont judge men, if your cock needs servicing, I can provide. I never judge, out someone and none of my business on anyone's life choices.