xssve -> RE: "forced" Bi, what's the point? (11/7/2012 6:55:30 PM)
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It's all sex, as they say in airframes. Short answer is, watching two women trying to figure out how to have sex without a cock is such a universal and compelling male fantasy, we really don't give a shit whether you like it or not. I do see your point, I don't think you can force somebody to be bi, but everybody is different: I think for most people, when it comes right down to it, it's actually less the what than the who - as woman you might not want to fuck every man you meet - and although as a man, I pretty much want to fuck every woman I meet, for practical reasons, I confine it to those who are particularly special to me or are just easy. But I imagine the same thing applies for bisexuality, i.e., there are special somebodies, and gender is simply not an issue, or you're just a slut and will fuck anything that moves, I dunno, but having thought somewhat about gender identity, I have to kind of wonder about how much of it is pure abstraction: symbolism, binary mytheme, tropes, etc., cliches, in short. To a a large extent, yes, sexual response is pretty gender specific: guys look at hip to waist ratio, women, shoulder to hip ratio, largely because sex is the biological process of reproduction: it makes sense that the respective genders would have a biological attraction for one another, because that situation has the highest probability of resulting in reproduction, but we're complex creatures, and we're all a mix of male and female - a man is just modified and specialized female really - and sex is a social, as well as a reproductive activity. So anyway, I'm practicing talking you into it, how am I doing so far?
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