*sigh* I can see I'm not going to get much work done. How can you define homosexuality? Most of the openly gay people I know well admit to having at some point in their lives experienced attraction to the opposite sex, and even having sexual contact if not coitus. A lot of straight people I know likewise have dappled in homosexual sex. So do we define homosexuality (and heterosexuality) by the predominant choice of sexual partner for each individual? We're dealing with a practically infinite scale of variation and that's if we just consider sex acts. What about people who remain celibate? How can their sexuality be evaluated? Of each person, we can say, well, I'm 5% queer, you're 2%queer, Jon who swings both ways is 56% queer but Elizabeth is 98%. I know where I went to school if you had one homosexual encounter discovered, a kiss for example, that pretty much branded you as a fag for life if they couldn't beat it out of you. So. Whatever. Homosexuality is common, its normal, its cool, its beautiful, its love, its in all of us like it or not.