Originally posted by Faweez:
Originally posted by tbbuc99:
Originally posted by Faweez:
You're capable of being attracted to both men and women. We have established that. The assumption you're making is that you have 'decided' to be straight. But that's not really what happened. You decided to perform sexual acts only with women. This is different from being straight.
Consider this, a pedophile may choose to only have sex with adults. That person is still a pedophile.
You are bisexual. You have chosen to only have sex with woman. For this reason you define yourself as straight. Now, since you can choose to be attracted to men, and since you consider yourself straight, you assume that sexual attraction is a choice. The issue is that you don't seem to understand what it means to be straight.
Take me, for example. No matter how hard I could ever try, I could never choose to be gay. This is what it means to be completely straight.
You're bisexual. There's no reason to be afraid of it. It doesn't mean you have to have sex with men, but it does mean you shouldn't assume that you can speak to whether other people can choose their attractions.
Guys, we've solved it. We can all go home.
Glad you've solved things in your head, now yes go home. So choosing to act on attraction to a woman, makes you bi? You have some warped thinking bro.
I'm afraid that perhaps I have not made it clear.
The ability to be attracted to both men and women makes a person bisexual.
The decision to sleep with exclusively women or exclusively men doesn't affect to whom you are attracted.
Sexuality is more of a gradient than an either/or. I happen to be very far on the straight side. I simply can't be attracted to women. There are people far to the other side. They simply can't be attracted to people of the other sex. You appear (based on your own words, and I take you at your word) to be bisexual, that is to say somewhere in the middle. I think this has caused some confusion for you.
Please let me know if this is in any way unclear.