by BigTex » Thu 08 May 2008, 12:04:24
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Jason, I think you're a lovable idiot too, but on this one you're completely wrong.
Your analysis of human sexuality is vastly too simplistic. One could hardly think of a more complex, nuanced subject.
After playing the field and learning a whole lot about myself and others, I chose my own path. Not all gay men are born that way, you know.
I chose to be with men because I prefer their company and because I saw certain practical advantages in it.
It's really that simple. Cocks and vaginas have had very little to do with it.
I just don't buy it. You can be bi-sexual, straight, gay, and agamic but, I don't buy for a second that you can be something you are not. If you are not gay, then you would be straight, agamic, or whatever. You cannot be involved sexually with someone if you are not attracted to them and attraction denotes sexual preference. Which in the case of a man being with another man, means, that they are gay or at least bi-sexual which just means that they have a sexual preference towards both members of the species. Now, I have no problem with this and I respect everyone’s right, but I am not sure where you are trying to go with your train of thought and I also wonder if you have gone all these years denying that you have these desires and just wish to assign a new label to why you are the way you are and or if you are just using this choice mentality in order to convert people to choosing the same sex out of their own frustrations with their own gender.
Actually, it sounds to me more like a speal to convince those that are unwilling to accept their own sexuality to come over to a side that they are scared to admit they prefer. We all know there are varying degrees of homosexual desires in all people. I am willing to admit I have seen guys before that I thought were really good looking and who I admired them as physical specimens and I acknowledge that on some basic level I find a certain amount of attraction towards them. I am not ashamed of that, but I also know that I do not want their penis anywhere near me and the thought of taking a cock, kind of makes me sick.
I don't wish to fight with you over this, but you sort of forced me with your “simplistic” comment, I have thought this through very carefully and I have come to the only conclusion that seems to be correct in all forms. While I cannot understand homosexuality, I do have a strong grasp of sexuality and human relations and I am also 99% certain that my hypothesis is correct and well thought out. If you wish to continue to debate this with me, I am more than happy to hear your thought process and understand your position more clearly.
I've seen it play out too many different ways to believe that there is a rule that explains everyone in this area.