Men and Sex

First let me start out by saying that there are many different types of sexuality in the world, and I have no bias nor reproach with any of them. They are all based on individuality and one's own needs. There are heterosexuals, homosexuals, asexuals, bisexuals, and pomosexual (this is the defining of ones sexuality). There are also other types of sexuality such as metrosexual and ubersexual, but these are based more on fashion than physical.

I, like many men, fall into the category of heterosexual, and though this may seem less complicated than any of the other preferences, it is fraught with pitfalls and constant lessons to be learned, (I won't even try to breech any of the other types of sexual preferences or to speak to any of their groups because, quite frankly, I would be speaking through my ass if I tried). From the outset of any relationship, which usually starts with initial visual contact, we, as males, separate potential mates, (I'll use this term because it covers a lot of ground), into three very distinct groups, those we would (or wish we could) have sex with, those we want to have sex with, and those that don't have a prayer of seeing the ceiling of our bedroom at any point. Let me break these down to show how our minds function in this area.