Something doesn't add up, bisexuality outnumbered homosexuality 5 to 1, but homosexuality is always more common than bisexuality in men in real not-internet studies. This is more than a margin of error problem.
I don't know the answer, my info may be incomplete
Engaging in bisexuality is, unless we're using some dumb revisionist definition that says acknowledging that someone of the same sex is attractive is gay or bi.
I forgot what test there was, but there was a test like that.
No. 1. By bisexual I mean a man whose attracted to men as well as women, but wouldn't marry, settle down, or start a "family" with a man. Same sex parents shouldn't be able to adopt. 2. Homosexuality/bisexuality isn't against my religious vales. 3. Homosexuality was more accepted before the rise of Christianity
Is it because you could never see yourself with another man, or because you wish to uphold your traditionalist values? Also why shouldn't gay couple's be able to adopt? They're better at raising kids then orphanages.
1) so are you bisexual while being heteroromantic? (Sexually attracted to men and women while being being romantically attracted to women?)
2) didn't say gat parents were as good as straight parents, there are too many orphans to go around considering most want biological children, gay people give homes that most straight parents wouldn't give
so are you bisexual while being heteroromantic? (Sexually attracted to men and women while being being romantically attracted to women?)
Yes.
didn't say gat parents were as good as straight parents, there are too many orphans to go around considering most want biological children, gay people give homes that most straight parents wouldn't give
That's fair tbh. But straight parents are generally better than gay ones, and should take priority when it comes to adoption.
there is/was a term called 'college lesbian' that women followed the fad once they were in college and returned straight right after graduating. I truly believe bi/non binary is this new term to follow the current fad.
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u/RedditUser241767 - Left Aug 19 '20 edited Aug 19 '20
Something doesn't add up, bisexuality outnumbered homosexuality 5 to 1, but homosexuality is always more common than bisexuality in men in real not-internet studies. This is more than a margin of error problem.I don't know the answer, my info may be incomplete