Bein str8

Discussion in 'Lesbian, Gay, Bi, Trans, etc.' started by MSman, Dec 10, 2004.

  1. MSman

    MSman Member

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    if u could choose to be str8, would u? to be perfectly honest, i probably would.
     
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  2. meishka

    meishka Grease Munky

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    nope, i like being bi curious, although i haven't done anything the thought is fun
     
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  3. Disarm

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    It is!!
     
  4. gertie

    gertie Senior Member

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    would labeling yourself straight or whatever realy make any difference? would getting to choose your sexuality make your life any easier?
     
  5. SelfControl

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    I've thought about this a lot, but to be honest, I don't think it makes much sense. I can't imagine becoming straight from this point on; I'm just too used to being attracted to my own gender, and have no idea what difference it would make to be a hetero. I suspect I'd just find other things to whine about.

    If it's a question of being born hetero or homo, I can't really say I would want to be a homo, but again, it's not something that I'm particularly upset about either. So I guess I might. In my current mindset, I'd rather have been born a girl though, not because I feel like a girl, but because, on the most basic level, I could probably get laid more :D

    I think I'd rather have been born bi though. Bi sounds like fun.
     
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  6. Mui

    Mui Senior Member

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    Nah, being str8 is boring.
     
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  7. Xekrarne

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    no no no no no
     
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  8. Sunburst

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    Nopers:)
     
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  9. The Sandreckoner

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    I was straight as recently as last weekend, banging a girl in one of my classes. The first woman I've had sex with in about three years. Still, I so wildy prefer men that it becomes a moot point. There're more than enough straight people in the world to breed the next generation of human beings, so why bother?
     
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  10. Defence_mechanism

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    yeah i wouldnt be straight if i got the choice. despite the fact there'd be more people to root... it doesnt make a difference. its just a matter of preference, essentially.
    though, like someone else said, i'd probably choose to be bi coz it sounds more fun :) and more mature/open minded.
     
  11. moonlightdelerium

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    I love being bi, and why wouldn't I? I think I'm a little more gay than I am straight, but I'm not grossed out by a penis at all, I just prefer girls I guess.
     
  12. SelfControl

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    wow, what's the line in your sig from? It's cooooooooool.
     
  13. psyche

    psyche fun for the whole family

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    in a word, no. women are indeed the finest form, why deny it?
     
  14. monosphere

    monosphere Holly's Hubby

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    The only reasons why I would want to be born straight have to do with discrimination issues or the acceptance of my family. Less stress that way. Other than that, I can't think of any reason why one would care either way.


    Question to those who are 100% gay or straight. IF you could choose, would you be bisexual? If not, why not?
     
  15. moonlightdelerium

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    Its from the Tao Te Ching, sort of like the equivalent of The Bible only for Tao. Actually, I don't think thats the best analogy, because it doesn't really account a story, but its quite poetic and each verse is full of wisdom that I think all of us could really learn from. Its a good read, I recommend it.
     
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    I'm 100% gay (for the sake of argument; I've always said that if I meet a woman who looks and sounds and acts like an attractive man I'll be converted), and on a strictly ideological basis I would be bisexual. It just makes so much more sense than worrying about orientation; if everyone in the world was bisexual, it would not be a case of orientation, the only deciding factor would be "are we attracted to each other?"

    So yeah, ideologically I'd be bi, but in all honesty, I can't imagine being attracted to women. I just don't see the appeal.
     
  17. SelfControl

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    Cool. i'm kind of intrigued by Taoism, it's one of the few religions that I know pretty much nothing about.
     
  18. The Sandreckoner

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    Taosim freaks me out -- it's worldview is very much like modern physics, but it's from Ancient China -- what gives?!

    Confucious and Lao Tsu Thought of things that weren't proven until Einstein? That's a little creepy for my liking...
     
  19. SelfControl

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    Actually, Einstein didn't really prove much. He seems to be right, but it's all just theories. But yeah, it sounds interesting.
     
  20. SageDreamer

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    I went through a fundamentalist stage some years back and attempted to become heterosexual. Needless to say, it didn't work.



    Once upon a time, I would have said "yes" to the question. Now, my position is "as if....."
     

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