Re: OT: What? the clean-shaven outnumber the bearded? "Yer Ugly Mug," etc.
From: | Christophe Grandsire <christophe.grandsire@...> |
Date: | Saturday, May 17, 2003, 17:53 |
En réponse à Mark J. Reed :
>On Sat, May 17, 2003 at 03:10:45PM +0200, Andreas Johansson wrote:
> > whether gay men tend to be attracted by the same things in men as are
> > (heterosexual) women or not? And similarly with lesbians and straight men?
>
>It's hard to generalize, but I can share my personal experience.
>Most of my gay male friends seem to be drawn to relationships with
>other men who are similar to themselves, although this sometimes runs
>contrary to their preferred target of ocular enjoyment.
And sometimes they are drawn to relationships with other men who are not
similar to themselves but also different from their preferred target :)) .
I know quite a few like that (my partner and myself to begin with ;)))) ).
It's actually the case for all gay men I've met until now :)) .
> they do often
>seem to have the same definitions of "hot beefcake" as my straight
>female friends. Sometimes not, though; I have one good friend who
>has about the same taste in men that I do, even though I'm straight.
>:) That is, the type of guy I would categorize as "hot" is also
>the type of guy he's attracted to, and this is seems to be at odds
>with what most of the straight women around us like. For instance,
>neither one of us sees the reason for all the attention on the
>guy who plays Legolas in the Lord of the Rings movies, but we both
>think the guy who plays John Doe on the like-named TV show is hot. :)
I agree with your taste here. I can't see what's special with the huy
playing Legolas either (just like I've never understood what they had with
David Duchovny ;))) . But Michael T. Weiss - Jarod in "The Pretender" - ...
Yummy! :))) ).
>I don't know many lesbians, but the "like attracts like" rule for
>relationships seems to be less prevalent with them, and they do
>seem to like to look at pretty much the same variety of "hot babe"
>that I do.
In this case I have to disagree. All lesbian couples I've ever met could as
well have been sisters, so alike they looked. On the other hand, they often
have very divergent characters :) . Makes for interesting couples :)) .
Christophe Grandsire.
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