Nearly 1/3 of American Women Aged 18-28 say They’re LGBTQ 🏳️‍🌈👩‍❤️‍👩🌈 @tell me you cheesin fam?

[Red Money]

Women's sexuality is more fluid and there's little to no stigma for experimenting.

Because men allow it.

You have women trying sticking a finger(s) in a man's ass and then try to call him gay in public to be ridiculed if she's mad. Men get judged for not being sexual with a woman in a certain way otherwise his sexuality comes into question, lol.

 

[Ahmen]

I don't question that the behavior was shunned. I question the suggestion that 1/3 of women, men, people have the natural disposition.

 

[Vandelay]

Because men allow it.

You have women trying sticking a finger(s) in a man's ass and then try to call him gay in public to be ridiculed if she's mad. Men get judged for not being sexual with a woman in a certain way otherwise his sexuality comes into question, lol.

Not following your statement. Not challenging it though. I genuinely don't know what you mean. A woman can't finger a dude's ass if he didn't want that, and a man can't tell a woman not to do something sexual with another woman.

I just have run across so many women who claimed to be lesbian, but would flip and want to fukk me in my 20+ years of dealing with women. Everything from femme lesbians to butch lesbians that have come at my neck to women who never did anything with another woman suddenly wanting to bring another woman into the fold, that I realized that sexuality isn't a hard line for women like it is men. It's how they feel in that moment.

Stigmatized or not, I ain't never have these thoughts about another dude. I'm just not wired like that. And I constantly think about conflicting opinions on stuff.

 

[Cryptocurrency Scarface]

Fashionably gay

 

[RickyDiBiase]

Why not? Bisexual women has been accepted for like 25 straight years. No one bats an eye at hot women hooking up in porn...hell, no one bats an eye in real life either.

Having a gay sibling you realize a lot of people have “slip ups” or “tired of being lonely” according to him

And then there was the situation where one of his “slip ups” threatened to kill me cause I just so happen to spend the night at his place and sleep on the couch unknown to him and his uhhhh “friend”

 

[SNG]

I agree a lot of the females in my wifes and my family are bisexual. Even older than that range too.

 

[Soda Papi]

If this the case, makes you wonder how many men hiding something

 

[concise]

People were more likely to lie about it 25 years ago.

Same way how many racists are becoming more likely to stop lying about their true feelings today.

 

[bnew]

This country is over cooked.

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@AccidentalCISO
We more open about our struggles and gotten better at identifying and diagnosing them. It isn’t that these things never existed before, we just have a few more decades of research now and people have the words to express what is going on. People are getting help.

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@nocksers
I always point to the history of left handedness. once certain segments of society stopped associating it with satan and beating it out of their children it had a crazy spike and then plateaud at its natural rate.
same type of phenomenon.

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The history of left-handedness | Datawrapper Blog

Hello lefties, righties, and everyone in between and outside. I’m Antonio Sarcevic, …

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"The chart makes it seem obvious: left-handedness was stigmatized and people were forced to use their right hands. When you fight the stigma and accept people’s handedness, the number of people openly identifying as left-handed will rise until it reflects the actual rate of left-handedness. Part of the appeal of that story is the obvious analogy with other socially stigmatized traits:"

 

[Jaguar93]

I mean have y’all seen that new Latto and Ice Spice video lol

 

[EBK String]

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@AccidentalCISO
We more open about our struggles and gotten better at identifying and diagnosing them. It isn’t that these things never existed before, we just have a few more decades of research now and people have the words to express what is going on. People are getting help.

[Quoted tweet]
The answer? 🫣

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@nocksers
I always point to the history of left handedness. once certain segments of society stopped associating it with satan and beating it out of their children it had a crazy spike and then plateaud at its natural rate.
same type of phenomenon.

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The history of left-handedness | Datawrapper Blog

Hello lefties, righties, and everyone in between and outside. I’m Antonio Sarcevic, …

blog.datawrapper.de

"The chart makes it seem obvious: left-handedness was stigmatized and people were forced to use their right hands. When you fight the stigma and accept people’s handedness, the number of people openly identifying as left-handed will rise until it reflects the actual rate of left-handedness. Part of the appeal of that story is the obvious analogy with other socially stigmatized traits:"

Get the fukk out of here. There is no way that many people are naturally gay, the species would be on the brink of extinction. Even in animals the number of animals who engaged in homosexuality is low, because it doesn't produce offspring and isn't an advantageous behavior for survival.

 

[bnew]

Get the fukk out of here. There is no way that many people are naturally gay, the species would be on the brink of extinction. Even in animals the number of animals who engaged in homosexuality is low, because it doesn't produce offspring and isn't an advantageous behavior for survival.

I think you're thinking in terms of relationships instead of just acts of fluidity.

turns out it's not low as you think.

Researchers Challenge Assumptions on Animal Homosexuality with Groundbreaking Study - Modern Sciences

At a Glance A collaborative study has revealed that same-sex behavior in animals is more prevalent than previously thought. The meta-analysis examined 65 studies on various animal species, finding that 76% documented instances of homosexual behavior. The study focused on mammals such as...

modernsciences.org

At a Glance​

• A collaborative study has revealed that same-sex behavior in animals is more prevalent than previously thought.
• The meta-analysis examined 65 studies on various animal species, finding that 76% documented instances of homosexual behavior.
• The study focused on mammals such as elephants, squirrels, monkeys, rats, and racc00ns, highlighting widespread same-sex interactions across the animal kingdom.
• Researchers found that many studies did not precisely aim to collect data on homosexual behavior, and even fewer published their findings, suggesting underreporting in this field.
• The findings challenge the assumption that homosexuality is rare among animals and call for more research to debunk misconceptions and enhance our understanding of animal behavior.

 

[EBK String]

I think you're thinking in terms of relationships instead of just acts of fluidity.

turns out it's not low as you think.

Researchers Challenge Assumptions on Animal Homosexuality with Groundbreaking Study - Modern Sciences

At a Glance A collaborative study has revealed that same-sex behavior in animals is more prevalent than previously thought. The meta-analysis examined 65 studies on various animal species, finding that 76% documented instances of homosexual behavior. The study focused on mammals such as...

modernsciences.org

At a Glance​

• A collaborative study has revealed that same-sex behavior in animals is more prevalent than previously thought.
• The meta-analysis examined 65 studies on various animal species, finding that 76% documented instances of homosexual behavior.
• The study focused on mammals such as elephants, squirrels, monkeys, rats, and racc00ns, highlighting widespread same-sex interactions across the animal kingdom.
• Researchers found that many studies did not precisely aim to collect data on homosexual behavior, and even fewer published their findings, suggesting underreporting in this field.
• The findings challenge the assumption that homosexuality is rare among animals and call for more research to debunk misconceptions and enhance our understanding of animal behavior.

1 study

 

[bnew]

1 study

one study of 65 other studies.

 

[Ol’Otis]

I wonder what the rates look like for the 1990s