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What's wrong with it is that it means that bisexuals are just 'confused' or 'undecided' or 'too scared to call themselves gay' It would be like me going up to a heterosexual and saying "Sorry, you're in denial, come on, just realize that you're gay. We all know heterosexuality is not a true sexual orientation"Say the article has relevance. So people have a choice then? What the heck is wrong with that?
Often, yes.Besides, Isn't lesbian porn aimed more for men than it is for lesbian/bisexual women?
:biglaugh:if there were two kissing in front of me I'd be jealous, not turned on...
yer - maybePrima said:I think that bisexuals have the hardest time of it - often bisexuality is not accepted by heterosexuals OR homosexuals.
tough question there matemichel said:I can understand what you are saying Prima - and I can understand the anger and frustration. If I am permitted though - I have never dared ask anyone before, What do you think makes a homosexual, or a bisexual - or a pansexual ?- does it come from the brain? does it come from hormones? - Tell me to mind my own business if you don't wish to answer; I know you weill call a spade a spade............
I have to say that I really appreciate that comment. I have always had an image of bisexuals as confused, selfish people, walking in the middle of the road, afraid to miss out on anything. The way you expressed it was a very valid point.jamaesi said:It's a load of bull.
I'm bisexual. I'm not "scared of being gay" because I already face the same discrimination against those "icky gay people" because I don't kiss other girls to turn boys on, I actually care about a loving, committed relationship with the other person, male or female. I'm also rather unliked by some gay people and ostracized from some gay communities because I'm "not gay enough." It's like how many homosexuals say they didn't choose to be gay- I didn't choose to be bisexual. I get flack from straight people and gay people. : P
I just care much about gender. If I fall in love with a guy, then so be it. If I fall in love with a girl, then so be. It's about the person inside, not their genitals.
I love to look at women (even though I can't, because I agreed not to with my wife)....the problem I have with porn is that it is so impersonal.....and it reduces appreciation of women down to nothing. No name, no voice, no ideas....just an image. The man matters even less, he is just in the way (straight porn, by the way).michel said:"Porn makes me nervous and embarrassed." it used to make me feel that way too - which isn't very 'macho' for a man. Now, I just find it thouroughly distasteful.
I agree, it has all the physical attributes of sex - but without what for me is the essential ingredient - emotional love.huajiro said:I love to look at women (even though I can't, because I agreed not to with my wife)....the problem I have with porn is that it is so impersonal.....and it reduces appreciation of women down to nothing. No name, no voice, no ideas....just an image. The man matters even less, he is just in the way (straight porn, by the way).
yermichel said:Corrupt Priest;
Thank you for being so candid. I thought after I had posted my question that maybe it was too out of line and 'invasive'; I am very grateful for your explanation. I suppose that the answe is that a 'straight' person like I am will never be able to get into the mindset of a homosexual or bi-sexual.
This reminds me of another current thread in which 'empathy' was mentioned - I guess this is something about which empathy is impossibel....................
in honesty my friend - if you are unsure then take your time and do not rush anythingFirecat89 said:Though many people who know me would shout "No way!!!" at this... I'm not exactly sure of my sexuality, myself. Who knows who is lying and who is definitely sure? What's a one-time thing that goes against what sexuality you claim to be? I think it's easier to "change" your sexuality when you're identifying purely homosexual or heterosexual than when you're bisexual. I mean... It's easier to start loving than to stop once you've found love in a new way, unless you have a bad experience.