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@Intelligence_06
No, the problem is that what I described is not necessarily a conscious characteristic. Because people are different, within two people, there will always be the more masculine person and the more feminine person. That is how tautologies work.
So in order to have a relationship, you have to have a masculine figure, and a feminine figure. Gotcha. That's all I need to hear.
And when people hold a characteristic, they can amplify it over time. So yes, the feminine guy can certainly become more feminine in the future. However, homosexuality of two males is based on two males, not two masculine figures. If I have two feminine guys liking each other, why do you think they aren't labeled "lesbian"?
True. Good point.
So would that mean, that if a masculine male, liked a feminine male, and didn't like females, would you say that the reason he is attracted to him is because of his genitals? And if that is the case, how would you explain that to kids?
