It sounds very intriguing and a book I’ll definitely be adding to my reading list. Anything to challenge the “sterotypes” has to be given a go. Thanks for the info.

I’m not so sure anymore that sexuality is a point of biology. There’s no scientific proof, and asking for such is like believing in god. You have to have faith or believe in it simply because there isn’t anything solid to go on. I think Mr. Malebrache really lays it out in a plain and simple theory that makes more sense than anything shoveled to us by gay activists, media, and so-called experts. You feel what you feel, sure, but aren’t those feelings no more complex than say, loving chocolate chip ice cream? You’re not genetically disposed to liking a flavor of ice cream so why should we blow up sexuality to be more than what it is? A simple choice or preference.

Anything more than this makes us sound like we are out of control and not in charge of our ability to make choices.

Don’t get me wrong, I think biology is the impulse but how we process that impulse is where the choice comes in.

There is nothing wrong with the female body and I’ve never understood the campy revulsion that so many typical queens would hide behind, but I think the plus sides to the attractiveness of the male body and the bond between two men to completely overshadow anything I could possibly have with a woman.