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From: za16ao@sdccsu3.UUCP (za16ao)
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Subject: Re: gay response response
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Date: Tue, 30-Aug-83 13:42:11 EDT
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Posted: Tue Aug 30 13:42:11 1983
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Well, I've sent a personal letter to the original letter-writer, but I
see that I have cause to put this in print, so to speak.

I have been approached by homo- and bi-sexual women on many occasions.
In most cases it was a friend who wanted to let me know of her interests
and find out if I felt anything similar.  I have never been one to deny
the bisexual in me (I believe it's in everyone) and there are certainly
women I find very attractive, but I'm decidedly hetero - and my reaction
is to feel extremely flattered.  I've had a few 'dinner dates' with
homosexuals and don't find any problems with it as long as I let my
tastes be known - people are people, and if she's someone I want to
spend dinner with, I'd love to, as long as I'm not 'leading her on'.
Why is everyone so paranoid?

Lady Arwen