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I am a bisexual and proud of it and i always have been. What i am is not gross, it just means there
is an wider variety to choose from,and a bigger chance to find someone to be with for the rest of
your life. Just because someone dates someone else of the same sex ,does not mean that I am,or other
people are gross.If you have a problem with that,...THEN GROW THE HELL UP AND GET OVER YOURSELVES
NOT EVERBODY IS THE SAME!!!!!!I know that other people have their opinions and everthing,but still
don't be judging lesbians or gays,as one person,because just like straight people,ALOT OF THEM ARE
GROSS TOO,YOU KNOW! |
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This has really opened my eyes. I've never realized the context in which i have accepted my
bisexuality. I've gone to lots of raves and therein i would always have opportunities to kiss,
hold, rub, love, touch everybody. It truly never mattered. My eyes were closed half the time, if
you will.
But the idea that breaking that sexual ice as a means of better understanding life through the eyes
of someone that feels that way is pretty intensely progressive. You can't just go up to someone you
aren't attracted to and start a conversation aiming for a relationship.
I've really never understood why i have always accepted people indiscriminately but still remain so
unhappy. The thing is i'm not unhappy i just miss the good times i've had and the people i've met.
However, now i do walk down the street with a sense of androgynous and ever-present respect for
people, which i think is important. I don't just look at guys, or stare at girls. I don't even
wait or expect a relationship to fall into my lap.
So the idea that i would just up and start one for the sake of experience does seem like a tawdry
way of looking at romance. But the person i decide on, or who decides on me will be greeted with so
much appreciation i can't even stand to think about it. I love love. |
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Your sexuality is not a choice. It's something you feel, not something you decide. I'm straight. I
have no sexual attraction to any other male. I do not look at a male and think "I gotta get me some
of that!" Not that there is anything wrong with that. If you're gay, you're gay. If you're straight,
you're straight. That's like saying everyone should try to be Hispanic for a day. Or everyone should
try to be a bird for a day. It's not a decision. People who are just "testing" gay probably aren't
gay. They might be. They might be Bi-sexual. But you don't like girls for your entire life and then
say "Hey, I'm gonna like boys today!" or vice-verse. It doesn't works like that. Most homophobes
claim it's a choice. If you're gay and you think its a choice, you're lying to yourself |
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Now, I strongly disagree with that statement. I am not homophobic, but everyone has their own
tastes. |
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Ha! You know I'm all for gay and lesbian rights but to say everyone needs to try it is equivalently
offensive to a straight person saying every gay should try heterosexual sex at least once. You'd be
offended by that suggestion. |
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No. If you're that desperate jusck fvck yourself and be done with it.
It is what it is. Just learn to like it i guess. That's life. |
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I'm gay and have to say it is not for everyone. The majority of people are quite happy how they are
and will never have homosexual feelings. That is the way the world works plus people can't choose
their sexual orientation so they also can't change it. Therefore not everyone should try a gay
relationship. |
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Hmm well OK, I think I'll try the lesbian sex, please |
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I'm sorry. But honey, that's just not for everyone. I personally think it is gross, and un-holy. But
some don't feel that way. I don't tell people what to do, but in return i don't think its right for
someone to tell the world what they should or shouldn't do. I think gay and lesbian relationships
are in part caused by a chemical in-balance of the individual, having more of either feminine or
masculine hormones, which is why they are attracted to the same sex. And because of a feeling of
rejection from the opposite sex. |
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I love this everybody. What is wrong with being yourself? I think I am at home with myself. Quite
happy with my chosen path. And any gays who would feel more comfortable being straight have my
blessing.
I have never subscribed to "never know until you've tried it" theory, and "everything in
moderation".
You don't need to order a giant grasshopper and scorpion salad to know you couldn't eat it. |
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You should do what you feel is right for you. End of discussion. You should although allow other to
do what they feel is right for them. |
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If people want to, they will. It's not something you "should" or "should not" do. |
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No thanks. Sounds yucky to me.
To each is or her own orientation.
Nobody is going to change my likes and dislikes.
I like what men have: Its way cool! :-) |
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I've never tired a same sex relationship i know I'm heterosexual its never interested me. Sometime
you known what you want without trying other things. |
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If your not attracted to someone it doesn't make sense to give it a whirl, and even if you are
attracted to them, it probably still doesn't make much sense. People should date who they want, and
if they don't want to date people of the same gender, then that's just as good as if they did. |
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'Can't think of a single reason why I should or why I should want to! Personally I think that some
of you kids bring this on. Some are born that way, I do agree, but some is attitude and influence
purely nothing more. |
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That would be wrong. |
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I don't think so. If i were asked to do some of the things that heteros do i think i would vomit,
or laugh a lot. Then there's the little matter of...well i had better stop. Anyway, what you
people do in the privacy of your home is your business. |
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Why should we?! What benefit is it to us?! This is a perfect example of how gay people push their
lifestyle on straight people. If we are straight, then why is it you feel the need to tell straight
people everyone should try the gay life?! How about this?, every gay person should try being
straight for a while.
I'd be damned if another girl puts her hands on me!! I'll have to unleash some serious anger all
over her!! It may require a trip to the hospital!! |
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Obviously the person that made this up is gay or Lesbian and no everybody shouldn't its just like
making out with your brothers or sisters |
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Certainly not! If a person is not attracted to someone of the same sex then there is absolutely no
point in them experimenting with that type of relationship. |
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Why would someone who isn't attracted to someone of the same sex want to have a relationship with
them? By the same token, why should someone who is attracted to the same sex be required to have a
relationship with someone they're not attracted to?
Just leave people alone and let them form whatever relationships they wish. |
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Lesbian and Gay relationship is worst relationship one can ever have. It has great risk of health.
Anal Cancer, Viral Hepatitis B & C etc are found with extra ordinary frequency among male homosexual
practitioners. Multiple studies have identified high rates of psychiatric illness, including
depression, drug abuse and suicide attempts among self professed gays & lesbians. |
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All women should experiment with lesbian sex. Now to convince my wife. |
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No i am not gonna date someone with the same gender as me |
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17 Apr 2008 22:45
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