| Author: | Chris Smith | ISBN: | 9781483510781 |
| Publisher: | BookBaby | Publication: | October 15, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Chris Smith |
| ISBN: | 9781483510781 |
| Publisher: | BookBaby |
| Publication: | October 15, 2013 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Adventures of a Bi-Curious WM discusses how the author became involved in the bisexual subculture through online advertisements and hookup sites. He discusses his first encounters and how they made him both more anxious for gay encounters and also disturbed by the nature of what he had found. The reader will learn how bisexual men maintain heterosexual relationships and masculine identities while meeting up with other men for quick and easy sex. While other books have described the African American "down-low" culture, Adventures details the bisexual culture of white men and other races, which is significantly different. Smith describes a broad spectrum of sexual and practice, as well as a variety of ways that men approach their ambiguous identities. He describes his own struggle with his feelings, which are not simply gay or straight, and his demand to be able to freely choose his identity. In this way, he rejects those who would say that sexuality is so conditioned that one is compelled by genes or environment to act in a particular way. In the end, regardless of your sexuality, Smith makes the case for deep and committed love and acceptance.
Adventures of a Bi-Curious WM discusses how the author became involved in the bisexual subculture through online advertisements and hookup sites. He discusses his first encounters and how they made him both more anxious for gay encounters and also disturbed by the nature of what he had found. The reader will learn how bisexual men maintain heterosexual relationships and masculine identities while meeting up with other men for quick and easy sex. While other books have described the African American "down-low" culture, Adventures details the bisexual culture of white men and other races, which is significantly different. Smith describes a broad spectrum of sexual and practice, as well as a variety of ways that men approach their ambiguous identities. He describes his own struggle with his feelings, which are not simply gay or straight, and his demand to be able to freely choose his identity. In this way, he rejects those who would say that sexuality is so conditioned that one is compelled by genes or environment to act in a particular way. In the end, regardless of your sexuality, Smith makes the case for deep and committed love and acceptance.
