Kinsey and Bisexuality

[Cadaverous Pallor]

Me? I do like women. I admit it. I'm definitely not down-the-middle bi. I don't see myself able to have as deep an emotional relationship with a woman. And I really enjoy what men have to offer. But I could definitely have fun with a woman without hang-ups.

My very subjective view is that sex is sex, and that if you blindfold anyone and stimulate them they'll enjoy themselves, no matter if the giver is male or female. Certain acts are going to be a matter of personal preference, of course. But I'm able to look at a female and be ok with the fact that we could get each other off. Don't know why men in this country are ingrained with such taboos against their own kind.

[Ghoulish Delight]

Originally Posted by Cadaverous Pallor

Don't know why men in this country are ingrained with such taboos against their own kind.

Yeah, weird, huh? There are many many societal taboos that I've divested myself of, and I'm hardly the stereotypical machismo-driven male. But that's just one that I don't see myself getting past, it is just distasteful to me (and to be clear, it's not distasteful that other people enjoy it, it's just not what I'd enjoy). Of course, it's entirely possible that in my case, it's NOT a social pressure thing, that I'm just on that end of the scale. But is there really a way to know? Considering the disparity, from my observation, between the number of straight-identified women who say they'd be willing to experiment and the number of straight-identified men who say they'd be willing, there's definitely some sort of external influence. But even in a perfect world where that isn't there, there will still be (based on the Kinsey model, and my own beliefs) a certain percentage who are simply on one end of the scale or the other.