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So.. some gay men hit on you. How old were you? Did those men who initially got you interested in interviewing more men back off when you said you were not interested in sex?

They began when I was 15, I investigated when I was 17-19.

Out of the two dozen men you interviewed, absolutely none of them came across as stable? Have you ever met a homosexual who did?

Their outward facade was stable.

How do you get so many homosexual men to come on to you? Two dozen is an extraordinarily high number, for a straight man. Can you think of any reason that possibly would result in you attracting the seediest homos in every city you go to?

You don't need to do anything to get a homosexual man to come on to you. Two dozen is not extraordinarily high given the number of sexual partners these people go through in a year. None of those people would be considered "seedy" with respect to the rest of the homos in their respective city. As a matter of fact the outward facade of the seedier homos couldn't even be labelled as "stable".

did you catch any drag shows?

I never went, nor have ever gone, to places like that...however, after rejecting one homosexual's advances, he came to my workplace in drag. It's pretty damned disgusting.

They began when I was 15, I investigated when I was 17-19.

That would have been while you were still in high school... right? What moved you to embark upon this research? A social studies or biology class? Personal curiosity?

Fifteen is young. I think it's disgusting that men would hit on you at that age. Also, a man in drag coming to your work to humiliate you is pretty pathetic. It's too bad you had those experiences. Still.. I disagree with you that all gays are disordered. And I stand by my statement that 24 men hitting on you is a very, VERY high number. An atypically high number for a straight man.

I only asked about the drag shows in Sydney because they're famously amazing there. When they hosted the Olympics, they even had drag queens in their... opening or closing but it was closing ceremony, I believe. I went to a show on Oxford Street, and it was more of a straight tourist event than gay.