theory of sexuality: everyone is born bisexual, and we merely learn to be straight. remember when you were 5 years old and hated girls? then when you became a teenager you learned to like them and find them hot? you learned to be straight. some "gay" people never learn that, and then they use those earliest childhood memories, which are largely the same as straight peoples', as confirmation that they were "always gay". really, all being bisexual is, is a preference for someone more similar to yourself, which is more like a platonic approach to sex. romantic sexuality is about being attracted to someone opposite of you. this is generally the beauty and the beast equation. also, lesbianism is a myth. what are the implications of this?  1. everyone is bisexual. truly gay women don't exist. there are queer women who mostly sleep with women, but this is a social, not sexual thing. gay men are only mostly gay; they wouldn't turn down a good pussy. i believe a high percentage of gay men also just have low testosterone, which doesn't necessarily make them polar with respect to straight men (aka prefer men only) but simply the most bisexual that a man can be. 2. truly straight women do not exist. women are either totally bisexual or they become the most lesbian that a still sorta bisexual woman would be. it all comes down to testosterone. that one chemical sorts people into bisexual women and straight men (for the most part). this contradiction is at the heart of dating and communicating with women.
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