David Brider
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- Aug 18, 2004
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Gay: Male homosexual. Homosexual sex with people of the same male gender.
Lesbian: Female homosexual. Homosexual sex with people of the same female gender.
Bi-Sexual: Sex with anyone of any gender.
Transgendered: Whatever?
GLBT.
All denote sexual behavior desired, sought or engaged in.
No - as I've told you before: gay, lesbian, and bisexual are not about who people have sex with - they're about who people are likely to be romantically and physically attracted to. A homosexual person is likely to be romantically and physically attracted to someone of the same gender as him or herself. A bisexual person is likely to be attracted to people of either gender. A heterosexual person is likely to be attracted to people of the opposite gender to him/herself. But just because the attraction is there (or potentially there) says nothing about whether any sexual activity is taking place.
(I'm bisexual myself; but I'll only be having sex with my fiancee after our wedding night, and I'm not likely to be having sex with any men at all because we've committed to be faithful to each other. But that doesn't change the fact that I'm bisexual.)
And it's definitely not about desiring or seeking sexual behaviour. I don't know where on earth you get these ideas from.
David.
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