I don't know if I agree, although it perhaps depends on the definition of 'gay'.

It strikes me as pretty abnormal to be exclusively attracted to the same sex, but it seems common enough to be in the bounds of normal to be on some level, to some degree, bisexual.

I think there are relatively few 'homosexuals' who are never attracted to the opposite sex - There are doubtless millions of 'gay' men with wives and children.

There's large sub-sect of 'gays' that just men who are just not picky about who they stick their dick into so long as they relieve the urge to cum in something at the end of the day. Post-Kinsey we've called these people 'bisexual' or 'pansexual', but I can't help but feel that this is perhaps a relatively normal response to a libido that outstrips the availability of opposite sex partners.

Among 'gay' women, the term 'gold star lesbian' exists to describe a lesbian who has never had sex with a man, and it exists because the overwhelming majority of 'lesbians' are in fact women fleeing bad experiences with men and looking for an alternative.

The increased misogyny of gay men (part of why they love drag so much is because it is effectively a blackface minstrel show version of a woman) also points to a sub-sect of heterosexual men fleeing bad experiences with women, perhaps attracted to the female body, but (understandably) repulsed by the female mind.

[EDIT] Don't silently downvote me, you cowardly faggots. Argue with me.

I don't know if I agree, although it perhaps depends on the definition of 'gay'.

It strikes me as pretty abnormal to be exclusively attracted to the same sex, but it seems common enough to be in the bounds of normal to be on some level, to some degree, bisexual.

I think there are relatively few 'homosexuals' who are never attracted to the opposite sex - There are doubtless millions of 'gay' men with wives and children.

There's large sub-sect of 'gays' that just men who are just not picky about who they stick their dick into so long as they relieve the urge to cum in something at the end of the day. Post-Kinsey we've called these people 'bisexual' or 'pansexual', but I can't help but feel that this is perhaps a relatively normal response to a libido that outstrips the availability of opposite sex partners.

Among 'gay' women, the term 'gold star lesbian' exists to describe a lesbian who has never had sex with a man, and it exists because the overwhelming majority of 'lesbians' are in fact women fleeing bad experiences with men and looking for an alternative.

The increased misogyny of gay men (part of why they love drag so much is because it is effectively a blackface minstrel show version of a woman) also points to a sub-sect of heterosexual men fleeing bad experiences with women, perhaps attracted to the female body, but (understandably) repulsed by the female mind.