KAT4N4 wrote...
comicfan22 wrote...
KAT4N4 wrote...
Females being Bisexual is far more common than males being gay (and studies show men being bisexual is bullsh*t).
So the fact that I myself have loved both men and women is bull**t? I always have and I always will. I guess I must just not be real....
I would say you are gay, have female friends you love (but are not in love with them) and enjoy the feel of sex (who doesn't?)
Give this a read.
http://www.nytimes.c...alth/05sex.html
okay, first things first. If you want to play hardball science, don't send me NYTimes articles. Send me an APA reference with authors, title, journal, volume, issue, year, and pages.
I stopped reading after the first page when I saw that they had a sample of only 101 men. Kinsey himself had a database of qualitative interviews from over 100,000 men. So, your sample size is crap right from the start.
Without even reading the article, I can tell you that using a solely subjective measure of sexuality is HORRIBLE research methodology. If they wanted some hard, quantifiable data, they would have included some objective measurments as well (though I can't be certain as I haven't read the study). That scale they used must be pretty damn reliable (in terms of psychometrics and not common parlance) or this entire study is moot for me.
And, lastly, from the article itself:
" "The last thing you want," said Dr. Randall Sell, an assistant
professor of clinical socio-medical sciences at Columbia University,
"is for some therapists to see this study and start telling bisexual
people that they're wrong, that they're really on their way to
homosexuality."He added, "We don't know nearly enough about sexual orientation and identity" to jump to these conclusions." So, as the Columbia professor would agree, this is one tiny study with questionable research methodology facing a massive wall of research stating the opposite. As this article is published, there are likely to be many more stating the exact opposite results. That's psychology for ya.
Shizzam.