The Heterosexual Questionnaire - Comments

Number 10 is legend ;D

Haha This is so great! Thanks for posting this. I want to hand out it to all the homophobes I know!

Wow, I love this.

I think it's funny; number two. Because if you think about it, people who are straight don't think and decide about being straight. Most of the time they just assume they are, and then they think, "Am I gay/lesbian?" or "Am I bisexual?"

This is a bit random, but one time I was with my brother, right? He randomly asked (we were watching previews of the first season of A Shot At Love With Tila Tequila) and he's like, "How do you know you're straight?" I said, "I don't know; I'm bisexual so..." And that's how I came out with being bisexual, but it really made me think: Why do you need to question yourself, asking if you are bisexual or homosexual, but you automatically think you're heterosexual?

I think it's strange, but interesting.

And I like this 'questionnaire' thing. I find it really funny. xD

I should print this out and give it to mu church =)

I thought that was pretty cool. I remember once in high school we were debating about gay marriage in journalism class. I was on the pro team and this guy on the opposing team asked this girl on my team (who's a lesbian) how she knew she wasn't heterosexual.

He said "how can you say you're not into men if you've never even slept with a guy?"

So then I said "Have you ever slept with a guy?"

And when he said "No." I asked "Then how do you know you're not gay?"

That shut him up pretty quickly.

This is really interesting

Amazing. Simply amazing.

-steals and runs-

That made me laugh just because I could imagine some... severely homophobic person being asked these questions and like... shitting themselves. And just... some heterosexual people, who maybe aren't homophobic, but a bit... clued out, being completely off-put by it.

Oh my god, I love this. I'm so showing it to my dad. It really does make a point.

zaykt; br00t4l - I think the point of number 12 is that heterosexual marriages don't often work out comfortably.

Ahaha, this made me laugh.

But for number 12... would it be better to have a low rate of divorce and a high rate of miserable marriages?

This made me smile. Thanks for sharing. =) I'm adding it to my favourites folder for future reflection and use in debate.