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From: rh@mit-eddie.UUCP (Randy Haskins)
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Subject: Homo,hetero,bi...
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Date: Sun, 1-Jan-84 19:43:29 EST
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Posted: Sun Jan  1 19:43:29 1984
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I find all the quibbling about what a particular description
means interesting.  When I want to talk seriously about a 
person's orientation, I try to describe "attitude and practices"
rather than say he/she is gay/bi/straight/kinky.  I know
two "bisexuals" reasonably well (one male, one female).

    The male prefers women, but will settle for guys (a function of
wanting sex desperately, I suppose).  The female is an interesting case
because she thinks about the relationships differently.  With women,
it's just a good time and no commitment or anything serious.  With a
guy, she tries to be serious.  Other "bisexuals" I know, I haven't
talked with about why they do the things they do.

-- 
Randwulf  (Randy Haskins);  Path= genrad!mit-eddie!rh