Here are the fascinating results. It makes sense that it’s become incredibly common for men to experience sexual fluidity sometime in their life (or at least admit to it), with changes in how they identify and in sexual partners occurring well into their late 20s But what about the men who identify as straight while still having sex with other men? Here are the fascinating, hot. It involves two related but separate issues First, why men identify as straight if they have sex with other men, and second, why straight men would have sex with other men in the first place.
In the new book still straight Sexual flexibility among white men in rural america, ubc sociologist dr Tony silva argues that these men are not closeted, bisexual or just experimenting. Posted november 26, 2017 | reviewed by matt huston
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