Heterosexual

Question: Is it ever acceptable for a heterosexual man to wear a thong? Is it ever acceptable for a heterosexual man to wear a thong? Is it ever acceptable for a heterosexual man to wear a thong, provided, of course, that the undergarment is from an authentic line of girls underwear and that the gentleman has a fit body? Under what type of clothing would one be acceptable, if any?

Answer: Um....I would think this would be up to the guy in question. If he likes to wear thongs then so be it, he ain't hurting anyone and who the hell cares if someone finds it unacceptable. I think there are certain kinds of guys who look sexy in thongs/jockstraps and there are men who just simply can't pull it off.

Question: How do most heterosexual men feel about giving homosexuality a try? I always hear about heterosexual girls trying it with no problem, and I myself have tried it. What about the guys?

Answer: Good idea. Might try cancer next.

Question: What is best for a heterosexual woman who is stuck with 3 lesbians? the three of us have been moody and crabbing about our girlfriends, and our dear heterosexual co-worker has been very tolerant and patient during this time. What would be a good make-it-up-to-you gift (aside from being sunnier in attitude): lunch out somewhere? a coffee cake? pie? tickets for her and her hubby to see a movie?

Answer: Man, you guys are already being nice, keeping in mind your coworker. A postcard expressing appreciation and movie tickets for the her and the hubby sounds like a perfect idea.

Question: What makes a heterosexual male to have sex with another male and still remains as heterosexual? Dr's. Are getting report on heterosexual male using any type of male as for mate. They still remains straight. What makes them do such a thing? Blew my mind

Answer: With Satan is possible. Satan is smarter than any of us. You are right about the doctors reports.

Question: Why do homosexual relationships move faster than heterosexual ones? It seems that all relationships between gay people move faster than heterosexual relationships: the first kiss, making love, and most importantly, moving in together. Why do you think that is ? I don't mean to generalize. Of course there are people who rush things in both kinds of relationships, and people who take it slow. My impression, however, according to most homosexual relationships that I have seen, is that they move faster.

Answer: I think a certain part of it is that some of us may feel like there is no reason to take it slow. Up until recently we didnt have the right to get married anywhere. Even though a few states have legalized it, many others have officially banned it. Many states have laws against gay adoption. Some of us just feel like if there is no chance for us to be together and function as a couple, why should we live by heterosexual standards of moving slow, waiting until marriage (That we cant even have) to have sex, waiting until marriage to move in, or even monogamy. Those are all heterosexual practices, and heterosexuals always want to make it clear that we arent the same and dont have a right to be the same. So from my view point, why try? I support and fight for equality laws in marriage and adoption and hate crimes and everything else. But why on earth should I wait for marriage to have sex when Im not even allowed to get married to a woman? But, that is the more cynical view. The more empathetic view, I think is that we just tend to be more open about stuff. We have all had to think about and come to terms with things about our sexuality that straight people dont have to. Maybe a part of it is that during this coming to terms, we just end up far more comfortable with sexuality than other people do. Although, I know plenty of heterosexuals that do the same things listed in your post. I dont know that its actually fair to say gay people do it more.

Question: Is it unfair that a heterosexual man cannot marry anyone he chooses? A heterosexual man cannot marry a sibling or first cousin, a second wife, or a married woman, though he might be strongly physically attracted to any of these. Does that mean marriage laws discriminate against heterosexual men by telling them they cannot marry persons they love?

Answer: No, it is not unfair. It is perfectly consistent with the purpose of marriage, which is to encourage a mating couple to stay together for life so that their children will have a stable home in which to be nurtured and educated. Relationships that do not lead to a permanent, exclusive, one-man, one-woman relationship are not marriages at all. Your question points to the illogic of homosexuals claiming that it is "unfair" that they can't marry a same-sex partner. Such relationships follow the same reasoning: Relationships that do not lead to a permanent, exclusive, one-man, one-woman relationship are not marriages at all.

Question: How does allowing homosexuals to marry diminish or threaten heterosexual marriages? Why should homosexual Americans be denied their constitutional rights while heterosexual Americans can embrace their rights of marriage? Does it say anywhere in the constitution or the bill of rights that marriage is only between one man and one woman?

Answer: The problem is that the anti-gay marriage people are so repressed, that if the law is changed they fear they would abandon their "opposite" marriages for a life of wanton dissolution and debauchery. They're really gay, but they don't realize it. Just like Carrie Prejean, who said she was raised to believe in the sanctity of "opposite" marriage, though her mother and father both accused the other of having homosexual affairs when it came time to divorce. ∠°)

Question: What is the probability that one twin will be heterosexual while the other is homosexual? In a set of identical twins (in this case males) what is the probability (use statistics) that the two will have opposing sexualities? Twin A is heterosexual, what is the probability Twin B is homosexual? Don't state your personal views on sexuality or whatever 'opinions' you may have on the matter. No one cares, more importantly I don't.

Answer: It actually depends on how many children were born before them, the further they are from the first born, the more likely one, or both, will be gay. (fact) I don't have access to my statistical psychology book at the moment, and I think Google is broken right now ... but I'll look when I get a sec. Ah! Google is back up http://www.google.com/#hl=en&&sa=X&ei=bQP2TO-pMsSclgeZzcW2BQ&sqi=2&ved=0CBMQvwUoAQ&q=probability+of+hetero+and+gay+twin&spell=1&fp=b9249fd3d570d064

Question: Is it possible for a homosexual youth to pressure a heterosexual youth into having homosexual sex? Is it possible for a heterosexual youth to pressure a homosexual youth into heterosexual sex? Why yes or why not? If the heterosexual relents does that make them gay, if the homosexual relents does that make them straight? I said youth for a reason. At that age some kids are unsure and some aren't

Answer: only if they were thinking about it already. gay sex does not automatically make you gay. experimentation is a natural part of life. just have fun and stop worrying about labels.

Question: What percentage of this generation do you think is honestly heterosexual? You know with all the girls kissing girls, people casually "hooking up" and guys touching other guys that causes people to wonder. Yes, they call themselves straight; but, they clearly are not. I don't think a individuals "experimenting" with the same sex is heterosexual behavior. I am like "Who cares you have a boyfriend, you just do it with another girl". So what do you think? What is going on with people?

Answer: Our sex ed teacher said that only 10% of people are 100% hetero.

Question: What do you think about American heterosexual male hair stylists? I know that in Europe it is very popular and for a heterosexual male it is as respected of profession as a doctor. But what do you think drives them? Especially the ones who have a mostly female clientele. Please no "he's really gay" or "he must be a player" answers.

Answer: A good hairstyle on a woman can make a huge difference. Maybe they just like helping and creating something beautiful? What drives a gardener or interior decorator? They love beauty. Plus if they are good at what they are doing it can be pretty decent money.

Question: Is "objectification" a word coined to shame heterosexual men for their natural feelings? Why is it wrong for a man to find a woman attractive, but it is never wrong for a woman to find another women (or man) attractive? Why do feminists seem to always insist that heterosexual attraction is weird, perverted, or "creepy"? @"Faith machine": why do feminists like you use false facts and ad hominem attacks to hide the fact that you cannot answer the question? If you don't know the answer, then how about, shut up?

Answer: It's an interesting theory, but when abused as you describe it, it becomes a weapon in the hands of fanatical ideologues from the Zombie Feminist Jihad. This is what comes of developing social ';science', discovering terms for different ideas, and then giving them 'reality'. Applying a label to something somehow makes it real - it's a common error of government, this thinking that putting something on paper somehow makes it a reality and not just a concept. As far as I know there is not one iota of solid proof to assert that 'objectification' has any negative connotations in any way. EDITS: - I stand corrected - I think Colonel Reb above broadened the issue - I was only looking at it in the context of First Contact between the two alien races. It is most commonly used to try to suggest that by regarding a woman firstly as a physical entity before you get to know her, you are somehow reducing her to being an object and not a person - it leaves out all the extensions and ramifications following First Contact between two alien races, and is thus a short-sighted lie, and a deliberate manipulation to induce 'guilt' in men. It also accords with the Faux Feminist doctrine that all heterosexual contact is rape, etc - let's get back to 'raping with the eyes', shall we?

Question: When some religious organizations claim they can turn a homosexual to a heterosexual with therapy? Would the reverse be possible also? Could a heterosexual be changed to homosexual? (For those who believe it works) I don't think they can either way.

Answer: More women should undergo homosexual therapy... I'll supervise.

Question: Where did this come from regarding heterosexual and homosexual men? Almost every heterosexual man i've met had admitted that he's worried that a gay man will hit on him. They're absolutly convinced that gay men are attracted to EVERY straight man. Where did this train of thought come from? I know from my own experience that its usually the guys who can't get a girl that feel most strongly about this belief so what's going on?

Answer: It's a bit of homo paranoia, that's all. In reality, homosexuals, like most people, don't go or stay where they are not wanted. So the fear is silly.

Question: Lutherans,is it now ok for 2 heterosexual people to be sexually active outside of marriage? Lutherans, is it now okay for two heterosexual people to be sexually active outside of marriage as long as they are in a committed relationship. I'd like to congratulate all the sexually active gay Lutheran ministers in a committed realtionship. Isn't it wonderful that many of you can come out of the closet now?

Answer: and yet, they still say you go to hell because you want to sleep in on your only day off, becasue you dont think getting up to hear what a homo has to say is all that important is that nuts, or what?

Question: How do heterosexual men become infected with HIV-AIDS through sexual relationships? We know how homosexual men can catch it and how heterosexual women get it, but how does a straight man become infected with it through sex?

Answer: http://cdc.gov

Question: Can a heterosexual man be attracted to gay man? I have been in more than one openly same-sex relationship with a male. And some of them were dating women before I came along. It's not news that some men were in the closet, but some of these men have moved on to be happily married to women. Some people that know me say I seem to have a way of attracting heterosexual men. I have been with a few, but it was more than just a physical moment, I have actually been in relationships with them. Is this common?

Answer: No. Any man having sex with another man is at least to some degree bisexual. Excluding gay for pay prostitutes (getting paid to have sex with another man is a totally different story), "heterosexual" men do not have sex with other men. Any guy proclaiming to be "totally straight", but is attracted to other men is a liar, just like a gay man who claims to be an "ex-gay" or claiming to be "straight for a year". It's bullsh*t and everyone can see through it.

Question: Do you think women in general prefer to date heterosexual or bisexual men? I mean can anyone really be heterosexual, or all we all either bi or homosexual? Because of the huge debate about whether heterosexuality actually exists, maybe women prefer an honest man who identifies as a bisexual and who doesn't arrogantly assume he is 'straight'.

Answer: Isn't this one of those situations which you cannot generalise? Surely it is down to the individual's own taste? For which there can be no accounting for as the saying goes!

Question: Will gay marriage prevent foster homes from selecting a heterosexual couple over a homosexual couple? What will the ramifications be if gay marriage is passed. Technically, you wont' be able to "discriminate" between heterosexual couples and homosexual couples, right?

Answer: In theory that is correct, but only in regards to marriage. Adoption is always on a case-by-case basis. It's not an automatic thing where any married couple can turn up and get the first kid available. It's also important to point out that "supply" exceeds "demand". There are more children waiting to be adopted than there are families looking to adopt.

Question: Who is more righteous, Heterosexual Fornicators or homosexuals? I thought the bible says hell awaits both? Many Christian fornicators are hell bent on taking the civil rights away from homosexuals, but the bible says that both, heterosexual fornicators/masturbators and homosexuals will be burned in the lake of fire, so why all the bruhaha against gay marriage?

Answer: You need a new Bible. 1) The Bible does NOT mention "homosexuals." The concept of sexual orientation and exclusive homosexuality was not even conceptualized by any writer in those days. Paul had absolutely no concept of a loving committed same sex union either. 2) The Bible say NOTHING about masturbation either. I am totally frustrated by people who FIRST make up their mind about what they consider moral or immoral and THEN use the Bible to validate their positions (many of which are erroneous). [And also toss out or "explain away" any "troublesome verses such as those about slavery or women's rights]. How about judging a situation empirically? A loving, self-sacrificing, giving, totally committed relationship is JUST THAT. It is GOOD for the people involved and GOOD for society.