[Boys Only] How many of you

[MrPinkPanther]

andI think now I'm more into males, so like 75% Gay?

If you don't mind me asking, how old are you? It could be that your hormones haven't settled.

[Kieran]

If you don't mind me asking, how old are you? It could be that your hormones haven't settled.

I hate when people say that. It's so patronising. Just because they're younger doesn't mean they don't know what they want in life

[buttons]

I hate when people say that. It's so patronising. Just because they're younger doesn't mean they don't know what they want in life

oh god yeah, when people blame hormones it's just stupid. i liked girls (i know it says boys only but sh) when i was 11, way before puberty and got told it was a phase just my hormones when i told my friends aged 16 :/


i read some article before about a study on people who claim to be bisexual, it was titled "gay, straight or lying" apparently you're one or the other but i don't believe that:S yeah probably more inclined to one sex but not necessarily just the one... i'm more asexual than bisexual most the time anyway..

[MrPinkPanther]

I hate when people say that. It's so patronising. Just because they're younger doesn't mean they don't know what they want in life

A significant amount of people who are Gay are first Bisexual, its the way your hormones work. It's nothing to do with "knowing what you want", its that your body hasn't finished developing. Not all Gay people go through the process but a lot do, I for one did :/

[Kieran]

A significant amount of people who are Gay are first Bisexual, its the way your hormones work. It's nothing to do with "knowing what you want", its that your body hasn't finished developing. Not all Gay people go through the process but a lot do, I for one did :/

I'd say the majority of people say they're bi instead of gay is for a bit more acceptance. To them it doesn't seem as bad to say their bi as much as it does to say they're out right gay. Yet when they come out as bi, they realise everyone stands by them and so just come out as being gay.

[MrPinkPanther]

I'd say the majority of people say they're bi instead of gay is for a bit more acceptance. To them it doesn't seem as bad to say their bi as much as it does to say they're out right gay. Yet when they come out as bi, they realise everyone stands by them and so just come out as being gay.

I'd disagree. Quite a lot of Gay people will come out as Gay later on in life but will have gone through the same "Bisexual" phase. I mean I am certain that I am Gay but just a few years ago I was physically attracted to Women as well as Men. I don't think anyone really understands how the body works because things like sexuality are almost impossible to prove, we can only speculate.

[FlyingJesus]

When I was 13/14 it was the in thing with my friends to be "bi" and I think nearly all of us experimented, but most of them are fully straight now. I still have my tendencies but I still call myself straight because I'm fairly sure if I got with a guy now it'd be a purely sexual thing or at most just an unfulfilled need to be loved coming through think there's only ever been 1 guy that I was romantically into

[Arron]

Well, I'm 17, seventeen.

[Jamiie]

I think it's one of those things that I've always known. Sometimes I get the odd doubt about a girl but I think it might just be curiosity over anything. I don't ever wants kid or anything like that as I have quite strong beliefs about it. For me, I wouldn't consider it right to bring up a child in a same-sex relationship. I think this largely comes down to the fact that I would feel so guilty if the child was be bullied through school- which seems likely. No one deserves to be bullied, especially for something that they can't help.

Where you say You wouldn't consider it right to bring up a child in same-sex relationship, i was bought up in one since i was 10 im now 17
My mum went through a couple of women and was one of the first women to marry in england Anyways off that..
Tbf i got the odd thing shouted at me in school "Your mums a dyke" But now days people are more understanding of that tbf
So i don't think people really are bothered and Tbh i think all kids should be taught about same sex relationships because
for some people its part of life and there is some kids out there bought up to be Homophobes which i think is wrong
And my sexuality i'm straight and i agree with some of the people 99% of guys probally look at another guy and comment on what he looks like
and stuff. i will admit i have but that don't change who you are its normal i think. But i think my friends from school think im gay But ohwell
Just thought i would add my part to this sorry if i didn't make much sense

[Apple]

I am positive that I am straight.