Something I've been thinking about.

[PassionFruit]

This is still on my mind. Personally I don't feel that people should have fit into a specific category of being heterosexual, bi, etc. They just feel that sex isn't important to them. However at the same time, some people feel they should identify as being heterosexual, homosexual, etc. I for the most part would consider myself heterosexual.

Bringing up the issue of how come it seems that more girls are calling themselves bisexual, it seems more of a fad instead of really just understanding their own sexuality. To me, kissing when a woman kisses another woman, it doesn't qualify her as being bisexual. And I truly feel that many of them do it just to fulfill a heterosexual male's fantasy. There are a lot things to explore here.

Yeah, it's something to ponder. Are any of you familiar with the television show "The L Word?" Just wondering if you are.

 

[naotmaa]

Yeah, it's something to ponder. Are any of you familiar with the television show "The L Word?" Just wondering if you are.

I'm definitely familiar. Just watched the season premiere last night.

 

[PassionFruit]

I'm definitely familiar. Just watched the season premiere last night.

I just watch it sporadically. But I didn't really become interested in it until Pam Grier joined the cast. Anywho, I wonder if the show does a good job of portraying how lesbians live. One thing I believe is accurate is the character Moria/Max. Remember the episode he revealed to a girl he was dating that he was transgendered and she called him a freak? Yeah, I think that reaction is accurate.

Man, I'm jealous you got to see the season premiere, I don't have Showtime anymore.

 

[Criada]

This is still on my mind. Personally I don't feel that people should have fit into a specific category of being heterosexual, bi, etc. They just feel that sex isn't important to them. However at the same time, some people feel they should identify as being heterosexual, homosexual, etc. I for the most part would consider myself heterosexual.

Bringing up the issue of how come it seems that more girls are calling themselves bisexual, it seems more of a fad instead of really just understanding their own sexuality. To me, kissing when a woman kisses another woman, it doesn't qualify her as being bisexual. And I truly feel that many of them do it just to fulfill a heterosexual male's fantasy. There are a lot things to explore here.

Yeah, it's something to ponder. Are any of you familiar with the television show "The L Word?" Just wondering if you are.

On the other hand, there are still those who deny their feelings and natural orientation to fit into the expected pattern of Christian marriage.

 

[naotmaa]

I just watch it sporadically. But I didn't really become interested in it until Pam Grier joined the cast. Anywho, I wonder if the show does a good job of portraying how lesbians live. One thing I believe is accurate is the character Moria/Max. Remember the episode he revealed to a girl he was dating that he was transgendered and she called him a freak? Yeah, I think that reaction is accurate.

Man, I'm jealous you got to see the season premiere, I don't have Showtime anymore.

I think its not completely accurate. It can be overly dramatic, as a lot of tv can be. But also there has some criticism that it does not represent the lesbian community very well. So yes and no.
You can watch the premiere on ourchart.com, which how I watched it.

 

[Wednesday]

Personally I believe that people are bisexual by nature.