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The Kinsey Scale, developed in 1948 by Alfred Kinsey, Clyde Martin and Wardell Pomeroy, uses the numbers 1 through 6 to determine an individual's sexual preference. People who place at a 0 on the scale are considered heterosexual -- those with a score of 6 are considered gay or lesbian. Bisexual men and women are between a 1 and 5 on the scale. Aside from the formal test, there are several signs and behaviors that can indicate bisexuality in men.
Counselor and nurse Kathy Labriola asserts that some men are circumstantial bisexuals, meaning they live as straight men most of the time, but will display attraction to the same sex when an opposite-sex partner is not available. This is common for men during time spent in jail or in the military. Men who have exhibited recreational bisexuality in the past, or who have had sexual relations with another man under the influence of drugs or alcohol, are more likely to repeat the behavior during another bout of intoxication. These findings further prove Kinsey's belief that that men are not permanently bound to how they scored on the Kinsey Scale: "An individual may be assigned a position on this scale, for each period in his life..."
When a man displays extremely homophobic behavior, he may be doing so because he has repressed sexual feelings for men that he chooses not to acknowledge. According to Men Stuff.org, one level of homophobia is being afraid of being perceived as gay or lesbian. Men who don't want their wives, girlfriends or close friends and family members to know that they are either practicing or considering bisexual behavior will sometimes behave with aggression and counterfeit hatred against other bisexual or gay men, so that no one will suspect their own bisexuality. A man's angry actions or words when he is around gay or bisexual men can also indicate that he is not comfortable with his own tendencies, and doesn't want to be "found out."
When a man appears increasingly disinterested in heterosexual intimacy, this could be a sign that he is bisexual. Men may seem somewhat satisfied with the sex life with a female partner, but their wives or girlfriends may notice that the man is also interested in spending time around attractive men. Constant requests for less-than-conventional sexual activities and an interest in gay or bisexual literature with a sexual connotation also may indicate that a man has engaged in bisexual activity before, or is curious.
According to Signs of a Bisexual Husband.com, a man who has close friendships with several men who are openly gay, or who are also bisexual, could be prone to exhibit the same behavior. Although this is not a definite indicator, it can signify that a man is comfortable with the bisexual lifestyle and wouldn't have a problem assimilating to it. Again, this doesn't definitely mean that a man is bisexual; however, when it becomes obvious that the majority of his close friends are not heterosexual, this could mean that perhaps he has bisexual feelings, but has never acted on them.
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What makes a man bisexual? Is it as simple as being sexually aroused by both males and females? Or does it have more to do with self-identity? Well, the science is far from settled on that topic.
In a Gallop Poll that surveyed more than 300,000 Americans, 42% of respondents who claimed to be members of the LGBT community were men. Around 2% of all men in the United States identify as bisexual. It’s certainly a grey area within both demographics – men in general and the LGBT community.
Some people think that bisexual men are actually homosexuals who are “on the down low” or simply confused about the nature of their homosexuality. Other experts uphold that bisexual men are indeed attracted to both men and women.
There were 30 heterosexual, 33 bisexual, and 38 homosexual men participating in the work. They were connected to a ring that encircled their penises with the intention of measuring their level of genital arousal when shown sexually suggestive images of men and women.
Bailey’s findings were controversial. He reported that most of the men who purported to be bisexual responded with a greater tendency toward homosexuality in terms of genital arousal. He summarized that bisexuality “appears primarily to represent a style of interpreting or reporting sexual arousal rather than a distinct pattern of genital sexual arousal.”
The broader implication of Bailey’s study was that bisexuality in men was being disqualified as a sexual orientation. According to Bailey and his team, men who identified as bisexual were just homosexual men who chose to identify as bisexual for a number of different reasons.
The case of bisexual identification is complex, just as any other form of sexual preference is complicated. Is bisexuality an identity complex or a case of adaptive flexibility? The simple answer is – the man likes what he likes. Yet, there are other reasons why a straight or homosexual man might identify as something in between.
Some men who are attracted to other males might not want to jeopardize their social or cultural standing to fully identify as gay. They might make certain exceptions for instances when and where attraction to other men is acceptable.
For example, some men who become incarcerated might “go gay for the stay”. They don’t identify as members of the LGBT community in their normal lives but find an exception in their circumstances for homosexual ideation and behaviour while they are in prison.
Some men are married or in straight relationships and they don’t want to identify as homosexual to their partner. This might endanger their family’s reputation or lead to a separation. So, this person might engage in homosexual activity “on the down low.”
Another reason a man might falsely identify as bisexual is to be included in the LGBT community. That might sound strange to some people – the idea that someone who is straight would fake being attracted to someone of the same sex, but this does occur. It can be beneficial for someone who is straight to lie and say that they were bisexual to seek employment, increase their social or political standing, or simply to fit in with current cultural trends.
This is just a smattering of reasons; there are many, many others.
The findings of the 2005 study led to more research about bisexuality in men. Even J. Michael Bailey decided to revisit his original findings and make a more comprehensive analysis of male bisexuality. Bailey participated in a review of his own work and other studies just this year.
In a paper published through Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, researchers determined that men who identify as bisexual do indeed exhibit genital arousal toward both males and females.
The original study had fewer than 100 participants, but the follow-up review included the findings of eight previous studies. The conclusions drawn from this study were far more widespread. The only problem is the criteria by which the researchers judged sexual perception. It also completely ignored the fact that sexual arousal isn’t a one trick pony.
Yet, they agree that genital arousal did occur in the participants of the study who identify as bisexual and therefore bisexuality in men does exist. Hold on for a second though. Why are scientists trying to determine whether bisexuality is real?
Should scientists even be trying to validate a person’s sexual identity at all? The idea that a person’s sexual preference or identity must be first validated by science is condescending and ethically questionable.
Scientists should study social behavior and sexuality. However, challenging scientific theories and notions is exactly how we reach a more comprehensive understanding. In the case of male bisexuality, the scientific research should’ve taken into account a fuller range of lived experiences and perspectives.
Researchers should focus less on whether a person’s sexual preference is indeed real and focus more on the nature and characteristics of the actual person. In other words, sexual arousal does not identify a man. His sexual identity serves to further illuminate his personage and it expands his capacity to love.
For now, researchers should not try to identify whether bisexuality is real. The main reason is that so many men already identify as bisexual. It’s real because they say it is real.
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