I've known a few lesbians and bisexuals in my life. More than once, the bisexual girls have a belief that everyone's bi; and when I would tell them that I'm as straight as a board, all they would say is "well, u haven't been exposed to girls." The lesbian said that due to my culture, I'm probably straight. Implying that since that's all I was exposed to, and allowed to express; I must be straight...since I don't know anything else. They said, ok, here's a test. "Do u think girls are more attractive than males? Do u think some are hot?" I answered yes to both. They said I was bi because I answered yes to both questions. I assured them that I don't want relations with girls, I just like the way a girl's body looks more than I guy's. But they still maintain that I'm bi and don't know it, just because I admire the female body and think females look better than males as human life forms. In this society of supposesd tolerance, why can't one just admire another's body w/o it taking on a
2006-12-16
07:35:59
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sexual meaning? What am I doing wrong? I know my orientation, but just because I think my own(and other female), forms look attractive, all of a sudden I'm something else? (They're SURE I'm bi). Should I just keep those kinds of opinions to myself? I'm just matter of factly stating something, and those girls mentioned above took it WAY out of context and insist I don't know(or am afraid of) my own orientation. I'm not friends with them anymore and the comments wher made long ago; but I was just wondering ur take on their feelings and my own. That's y I wrote out the whole conversation. Be honest and be nice. Thanks.
2006-12-16
07:41:27 ·
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