Bisexual man discourse and the hypersexualization of queer people

Something that I noticed throughout this entire bisexual man discourse and how it's devolved into calling people sexual predators or having predatory behaviors. Whenever we get into topics or discussions about exclusionary dating preferences based on demographics. For example, whenever we're talking about not dating somebody because of their body count or not dating somebody because of their race, we're able to get to the root of the issue. People are able to call out this might be because of misogyny or the patriarchy or because of racism or stereotypes. And everybody is able to see why those exclusionary preferences are often rooted in bigotry. But whenever it comes to queer people and people excluding queer people simply because of their queerness, for some reason it always devolves into sex. Because people hypersexualize queer people. And it's very weird. I don't think I have ever seen anybody call a woman with a high body count or somebody of a different race explaining why it is weird or bigoted to exclude a whole race of people from their dating pool. Or somebody who has asked people to question why they wouldn't want their partner to have past sexual experiences. I've never seen those people holding those conversations or asking those questions be called a sexual predator. But whenever queer people get brought into the situation, it always devolves into sex because people hypersexualize queer people. And it's very weird. I've been aware of this for like 10 or 13 years because people immediately started sexualizing me even though I was a child. Because I was a child, in the dating experience, I would have had as a child, like teenage like dating experiences. But the people around me and even the adults in my life would sexualize the relationships that I would have or the potential relationships that I would have, simply because they would be queer ones. And it's very weird. And it's very weird seeing y'all talk about human beings like this. Queer people are people. We have romantic aspects. We want people romantically. Some queer people don't even want to have sex. It's just weird. It's just very weird and it's weird seeing y'all talk about human beings like this. Because the way that you speak about queer people is hypersexualized as if the only thing that queer people do within the relationship is get it on and go in the bed. Queer people are people. We have romantic aspects. We want people romantically. Some queer people don't even want to have sex. It's just weird. It's just very weird. And it's weird seeing y'all talk about human beings like this.