Jiraiya72 said:
Rarely, other animals beside human have exhibited gay behavior before...
I'm just going to correct you right there: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homosexual_behavior_in_animals
Here's an interesting excerpt in case of TL;DR
The Amazon River dolphin or boto has been reported to form up in bands of 3-5 individuals enjoying group sex. The groups usually comprise young males and sometimes one or two females. Sex is performed in non-reproductive ways, using snout, flippers and general rubbing, without regards to gender. They will sometimes perform homosexual penetration of the blowhole, a hole homologous with the nostril of other mammals, making this the only known example of nasal sex in the animal kingdom. The males will sometimes also perform sex with tucuxi males, a small porpoise.
Dolphins have kinky, gay orgies. And apparently the species with the highest percentage of homosexuality in the animal kingdom is the Fruit Bat. So it's definitely not an exclusively human thing, the scientific community just seems largely reluctant to admit it.
Now all that aside, I know that sexuality is part of your genes and not something you can change. However, I'm also of the opinion that people who are 100% gay or 100% straight are the smallest demographic out there. Even if they won't say they're bisexual, most guys will have a "man crush" on certain members of their own sex. Even if it's just one or two individuals out there. And college is definitely notorious for the "every girl is bisexual" thing. While I know it's not true, I'm sure it didn't spring
entirely from the minds of horny guys looking for girl x girl action.
I also think that there is some element of choice. People can experiment without feeling the need to change whatever label is applied to them. But don't take that to mean it's a choice to be gay. Surely, with all the ignorance and hatred out there toward the LGBT community, why would anyone
choose to live that way.
Now, I happen to be a gay man. But, for a long time I thought I was bisexual. Why? Because I still think some women are hot. I still like breasts. I'm sure I could have an emotional relationship with a woman, and if I met someone I loved I don't think I would care what gender they are. But when it comes to the thought of having sex with a woman, I get turned off. Now you can take that however you like, but I don't identify as bisexual anymore. I don't think I should need to. I'm sure there are plenty of straight girls out there who fooled around with other girls at some point. I'm sure there are straight guys who have fooled around with guys, or been attracted to other guys.
To the point: yeah, why can't it be both? Better yet, why can't we just live our lives and not have to worry so much about how other people live them, or worry about what other people think of us?