I think all people with an eye for beauty can appreciate beauty in members of the same sex, and it doesn't necessarily have to mean anything about our own sexual orientation. Sometimes it simply means we appreciate beauty. At other time, it means attraction. Depends on the person who's doing the looking.

Someuser and Fikusroot, sometime when you have a little time, Google the term "Kinsey scale" and read what you find. A very forward-thinking professor/researcher named Dr. Alfred Kinsey, who died in the mid 1950s and who did a lot of landmark sexuality research during the 30s, 40s and early 50s, established this scale from 0 (completely heterosexual) to 6 (completely homosexual) after interviewing literally tens of thousands of people all over the country about their sexuality. Basically, what his research revealed is that almost no one falls into the categories of exclusive heterosexuality or exclusive homosexuality. Most people are somewhere between on the orientation continuum, with homo- and heterosexuality at the extremes and bisexuality in the middle. Fundamentally religious types and people who refuse to believe basic science will argue against this theory, but it's the theory that all higher educational, medical and psychological schools of sexuality and psychology still teach today. So if you have some degree of interest in members of the same sex, no matter how minimal or extensive, that simply means you're normal and healthy.
birdgirl73 Reviewed by birdgirl73 on . How old were you when you... lost your viginity? just curious ;) I waited till i was 16.. :rasta: :smokin: Rating: 5