Anonymous wrote:OP, don't even bother. You will not get a useful or honest answer because your thread, like the previous thread, has been captured by a bunch of idiots. FWIW-- and you will have to google b/c I do not have the reference at hand-- a recent CDC study found that about 10 percent of self-identified straight men said they had had at least one same-sex sexual experience. Now, the PPs will all insist, based on their telepathic insight into all other human beings, that these men are "really" gay. But most of these self-proclaimed DCUM experts appear to have an axe to grind... Or some serious repressed desires to deal with....
Anonymous wrote:I don't know the precise percentage but it is more common than you think.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So would someone who is gay today but had heterosexual relationships in the past have his gayness questioned because of his prior heterosexual involvements?
The truth pisses you off. Gay trumps everything else. Once you're gay you stay. You're reverse psychology is illogical and WRONG. Ask any gay man today who's out as gay if they had hetero relationships. They'll say yes and they'll say they're gay. No one questions that. But, they do question the reverse. Sorry. Life isn't fair. You're parents didn't teach you that?
Anonymous wrote:OP, I think it is really good that he told you! This was not easy for him. There are so many men who are married to women who carry this secret for their whole lives. He loves you and trusts you. OP, do you know how wonderful that is? Please be supportive and trust him. He is no more likely to cheat on you than any other husband. In fact, I think he is less so because he is honest and he loves you enough to want to share this with you. If I were you, I would love him even more for this and forgive him for not telling you sooner. You need to understand how afraid he was and how much courage it took to tell you. I haven't read the other posts here except to notice that many of them are narrow minded and ridiculous. Don't listen to them!
Anonymous wrote:So would someone who is gay today but had heterosexual relationships in the past have his gayness questioned because of his prior heterosexual involvements?
Anonymous wrote:If you're talking about intercourse, I think the number of "straight" men who've had sex with another man is very low.
Outside prison, of course.

Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Does same sex activities when I was in boarding school fall in the same category? If so, probably a third of the guys who were with me participated in some level of sexual activity with fellow-students. It really was pretty much the norm.
Most of us moved on to leading normal hetero-sexual lives.
Depends on what went on.
Anonymous wrote:OP, don't even bother. You will not get a useful or honest answer because your thread, like the previous thread, has been captured by a bunch of idiots. FWIW-- and you will have to google b/c I do not have the reference at hand-- a recent CDC study found that about 10 percent of self-identified straight men said they had had at least one same-sex sexual experience. Now, the PPs will all insist, based on their telepathic insight into all other human beings, that these men are "really" gay. But most of these self-proclaimed DCUM experts appear to have an axe to grind... Or some serious repressed desires to deal with....
Anonymous wrote:Does same sex activities when I was in boarding school fall in the same category? If so, probably a third of the guys who were with me participated in some level of sexual activity with fellow-students. It really was pretty much the norm.
Most of us moved on to leading normal hetero-sexual lives.