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faSo if you're going to classify someone, what would you classify someone who has no preference in a guy or a girl?
What am I, some guy who likes girls, and guys on the side? Or someone who doesnt clearly know what i like.
Dont take me there, cuz I know what the hell im attracted to.
best post evarfaggot
no homo
This man speaks the truth.P obviously doesn't know Zoap.
Sexuality is a continuous scale from 100% straight to 100% gay. Few people are really 100% of either in my experience.
whoaHey Zoap get your d i c k outta your a s s and stop being so sensitive you f u c k i n p u s s y.
uncensored ftw...
Fixed your post.i think we should all play mario kart ds competitively
A percentage scale doesn't really make sense here, I just used 100% to mean "absolutely" or "exclusively" and to emphasize the fact that orientation is not binary but a continuum. Not to mention that "gay" and "straight" are notoriously ill-defined terms.lol @ implying most straight people are 90% straight or some other such nonsense
justin speaks the truth.PHIL IS GONNA WIN THIS AND IM GONNA MAKE SURE HE DOES.
IM TIRED OF HIM NOT GETTING 1ST. HE FING DESERVES IT. SO WATCH OUT PEOPLE HE IS GONNA GET FIRST AT THIS QUAKFEST
that means i'd have to play him in tournament (which happens every tournament anyways)justin speaks the truth.
phil is probably one the most nicest/positive people i know
to see him win would be really nice.
You're an idiot.And Sheriden w/ the ****.
no homo.
My point is that as written it's extremely misleading because he's not even specifying the definitions of what a heterosexual / homosexual activity is (I'd hope he did at some point in the study, but it's not like I care enough about this whole thing to bother looking). Don't you see how easily that a statement like "Kinsey concluded that all but a small percentage of the population were to one degree or another bisexual (falling on the scale from 1 to 5) at some point during their lives." could be so semantical as to be effectively and, in practical terms, worthless?I take it that the "reacted to" phrase is just a parenthetical expression, i.e. Kinsey intends "'reacted to' persons of both sexes" and "had engaged in both heterosexual and homosexual activities" to mean equivalent things.
I said I was talking about "gay" and "straight" in terms of sexuality, not something like say, forming long-term romantic relationships, which is probably more polarized, so I'd say that you can't engage in both activities willingly and be 100% of one, by definition. If you like, replace "gay" with "homosexual" and "straight" with "heterosexual," then gay and straight refer to romantic relationships instead. Though they certainly aren't disjoint from one another.
Neither do you.All in all, that study says nothing.
To the extent that I have been able to evaluate this conversation, it is 100% gay.According to the website, what constitutes "heterosexual and homosexual activities" is ultimately a self-evaluation based on the experience of the subjects of the test. So the result is really "nearly 46% of the male population considers themselves to have engaged in both homosexual and heterosexual activity." Certaintly there will be variation in what people consider to be such activities, but it's not an empty statement. A less subjective conclusion (from the same study) reported that 37% of males had at least one same-sex experience to orgasm, presumably by the same standard of definition of a "same-sex experience."
If I had to come up with my own definition, I would say that someone is SOME "percent" bisexual (i.e. not completely 100% straight/heterosexual or gay/homosexual) if they could imagine a possible scenario where they derived any sexual or romantic enjoyment whatsoever from the act (whatever it is, it doesn't even have to be sexual necessarily) itself by virtue of it being with the same/opposite sex. And again, speaking from personal experience only (I never claimed anything beyond that in the first place), few people I have met actually are "100%'s" to the extent that I have been able to evaluate them.
I'm pretty sure if almost any guy has some dude sucking his **** like Sasha Grey, his biological response is to get an erection, and if adequately sustained, to bust a nutIf I had to come up with my own definition, I would say that someone is SOME "percent" bisexual (i.e. not completely 100% straight/heterosexual or gay/homosexual) if they could imagine a possible scenario where they derived any sexual or romantic enjoyment whatsoever from the act (whatever it is, it doesn't even have to be sexual necessarily) itself by virtue of it being with the same/opposite sex.
Of course, but that's why I include the "by virtue of it being with whatever sex" caveat.I'm pretty sure if almost any guy has some dude sucking his **** like Sasha Grey, his biological response is to get an erection, and if adequately sustained, to bust a nut
I agree, and that reaction wouldn't fit under my definition anyway.I can look at some dude and be like, "Well, I can see why girls would be really attracted to him," or "It's not hard to get b1tches looking like that," but I wouldn't say that makes me 99 or 75 or anything less than 100% homosexuality (or even if it "does," it's a numerical value with no significance attached to it); it's just being secure in your manhood, in your sexuality.
***got might be my favorite world in the english languagefaggots
you are homo