I know, I know. It’s been a wee bit since I posted. HusOtter is out in the world, I’m home alone, and you’d think I’d be posting left and right.
Well, here’s the thing—I’m actually writing a larger post to put on here for this upcoming Tuesday. It’s taking a bit of time and, strangely, it’s not a whine-fest, like so many of these.
As for this article? I heard about it on Dan Savage whilst walking the dog the other night and decided to investigate. It makes sense. Some straight dude is making love to his girlfriend and she does something to his nether-regions.
And he likes it. And then he runs to the therapists to see if he’s gay or not. That’s only a single example. People who are gay, accept it and move on, tend to have that out of the way in their daily life. Push aside the fact that this comes from a queer piece of media, as if biased. I’m referring to the study; not the avenue of publication.
But gay people, when out to friends and family, can develop more on the lines of how they feel. They may be paranoid they appear too “girly” or over emphasize the masculinity on their part—but here’s the tic—they don’t have to worry if they don’t want to.
Alright, make your peace, post if you wish!
Peace,
Roo
Gay and Bi Men Are Happier Than Straight Dudes | Advocate.com
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