Apr 24, 2012 8:06 AM GMT
An interesting article by a psychotherapist / university professor lays down the theory that some forms of sexual attraction between men, even heterosexual ones, is a normal part of the male psychology.
"...Some degree of sexual feeling between men is common enough to make it a normal aspect of male psychology. It is consistent with a core sense of a male self and occurs, [...] in men whose identities are heterosexual"
These findings are based on a study and long-term interviews and research done by this psychotherapist (Ed Tejirian) on a number of his students.
Here is the link for the full article:
http://goodmenproject.com/gay-pride-special-section/objects-are-closer-than-they-appear-male-to-male-sexual-feeling/
What do you guys think?
"...Some degree of sexual feeling between men is common enough to make it a normal aspect of male psychology. It is consistent with a core sense of a male self and occurs, [...] in men whose identities are heterosexual"
These findings are based on a study and long-term interviews and research done by this psychotherapist (Ed Tejirian) on a number of his students.
Here is the link for the full article:
http://goodmenproject.com/gay-pride-special-section/objects-are-closer-than-they-appear-male-to-male-sexual-feeling/
What do you guys think?