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Philip027 posted...

You are talking about how I experience attraction as being problematic (in that it "sends a bad message" or whatever), like it's my fault that my experiences deviate from what's apparently the norm. I found that offensive and responded accordingly. How else would you expect someone to respond to that?

Im not saying how you experience attraction is problematic Im saying that you mixing to things together that arent the same thing And I think that sends a bad message to the younger generation Its basically going back to the old way of thinking where straight men couldnf see attractive qualities in other men without being labeled as bisexual or gay Neither of those things are bad, but would be a misrepresentation based on being able to see and say whether someone of the same sex/gender has attractive qualities. Just because you see attractive qualities doesnt mean youre attracted to them yourself. It just means you see attractive qualities So, I dont see it as offensive at all