
These guys identify as gay. (Photo courtesy of Glenn Witman) Openly gay rec league players such as Kirby Pumper (from left), Pierre Tardif and Kurt Gabrielson, who compete at the Friendship Cup, are promoting diversity at the grass-roots level.
Dillon is part of a growing trend of young men who are secure in their heterosexuality and yet remain aware of their potential to experience far more—sexual attractions, sexual interactions, crushes, and, occasionally romantic relationships with other guys. Dillon lives these contradictions—seemingly hetero guys who now reject that label, sexual description, and identity.
Check out this fascinating interview with Dillon, a college varsity hockey goalie who identifies as straight but enjoys sex with men every once in a while.
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This reminds me of the book “The End of Gay: And the Death of Heterosexuality” which I read like seven years ago when it first came out. The author doesn’t seem to have written anything else, but maybe I’ll get something out of re-reading it.
Sure, men who identify as straight can have sex with men or men who identify as gay can have sex with women.
Kinsey was absolutely right.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kinsey_scale