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I can see how all of you Kinsey 0 guys get all worked up about these incessant questions about "under what circumstances could I, as a gay dude, get you to have sex with me" threads. I'm sure it gets very annoying.
I'm sure if you've spent any time on this board, you realize that views toward sexuality are as varied as its members. Which means that not EVERYbody is a Kinsey 0. Sexuality is a continuum between completely straight and completely gay; and most people fall somewhere in between. There are a gazillion men out there who are Kinsey 1, 2, or 3's who have every right to identify as straight, but might be a little less "straight" than you. Are they not allowed to identify as "straight"?
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT: How about every time you read the word "STRAIGHT" on this board, you substitute the phrase "identifies as straight"? It might make those annoying questions a little easier to ponder.
I have had sex with dozens of STRAIGHT (what phrase did I just suggest you substitute?) guys. I can tell you they are out there.
In closing, nobody has the right to decide how a person identifies him/herself. If I call myself straight, I'm straight in MY eyes; I'm not waiting around for YOUR assessment of how straight I am.
Nobody needs label police.
I'm sure if you've spent any time on this board, you realize that views toward sexuality are as varied as its members. Which means that not EVERYbody is a Kinsey 0. Sexuality is a continuum between completely straight and completely gay; and most people fall somewhere in between. There are a gazillion men out there who are Kinsey 1, 2, or 3's who have every right to identify as straight, but might be a little less "straight" than you. Are they not allowed to identify as "straight"?
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT: How about every time you read the word "STRAIGHT" on this board, you substitute the phrase "identifies as straight"? It might make those annoying questions a little easier to ponder.
I have had sex with dozens of STRAIGHT (what phrase did I just suggest you substitute?) guys. I can tell you they are out there.
In closing, nobody has the right to decide how a person identifies him/herself. If I call myself straight, I'm straight in MY eyes; I'm not waiting around for YOUR assessment of how straight I am.
Nobody needs label police.