>I'm familiar with a LOT of women from college who had sex with female friends but they are ENTIRELY heterosexual.
No, they're not, if the sex was consensual and pleasant for the woman you're referring to. That's what sexual orientation *is*. There's nothing deeper or more complicated about it. In a person whose primary sexuality is hete…
>I'm familiar with a LOT of women from college who had sex with female friends but they are ENTIRELY heterosexual.
No, they're not, if the sex was consensual and pleasant for the woman you're referring to. That's what sexual orientation *is*. There's nothing deeper or more complicated about it. In a person whose primary sexuality is heterosexual, responding positively to any homosexual experience, or having any sort of homosexual desire, makes them bisexual, at least at the time the experience or desire is occurring.
I've phrased this in formal and somewhat medicalized terms, which I don't particularly like, to avoid using faddish or politically loaded language.
>I'm familiar with a LOT of women from college who had sex with female friends but they are ENTIRELY heterosexual.
No, they're not, if the sex was consensual and pleasant for the woman you're referring to. That's what sexual orientation *is*. There's nothing deeper or more complicated about it. In a person whose primary sexuality is heterosexual, responding positively to any homosexual experience, or having any sort of homosexual desire, makes them bisexual, at least at the time the experience or desire is occurring.
I've phrased this in formal and somewhat medicalized terms, which I don't particularly like, to avoid using faddish or politically loaded language.
By the way, I resemble this remark.