Even as a child, I found females sexually attractive, even way before I had any clue about what I could do about it. I've never had sexual feelings towards men, although I can confidently say I do not dislike or condemn gay people. There is one thing I can say with a fair degree of certainty, even though there is really no way I could prove it. I believe gay men are, as a rule, smarter, nicer, and more creative than straight men. There are many exceptions of course, but as a rule I expect this to be true..
I believe, but can't prove, gays are born, not made. However, I believe there is a third category, people who are gay, but for reasons of religion, culture or upbringing, simply refuse to accept that they are. They are the saddest of all.
Female homosexuality I feel much more ignorant about. I think many, if not most, females are capable of being bisexual, even those who prefer straight sex.
Off Topic » in reply to Are we born heterosexual?
I can't speak for anyone else, but I've been straight for as far back as I can remember..
The whole thread (16 posts)
- Are we born heterosexual?
- I believe women are more interested than men. For instance, a woman raised the issue here.
- I can't speak for anyone else, but I've been straight for as far back as I can remember..
- Does one choose to be bi-sexual?
- Some contrarian (as usual) info.
