Bi-Sexual Male / 50
Course: Human Sexuality and Sexual Health.
I'm a 60 year old, divorced, business owner who is also bisexual. I was only married for 5 years and have two very good looking and very intelligent sons. This confessions is not about sex with my sons because that has not happened. However, it is about an open, life-long honest dialogue with my sons as it relates to sex and sexual identities.
My oldest son graduated law school last Spring and is now practicing his profession here in our home town. My youngest son is in Medical School several hundred miles away. I am one proud father !!! Last Friday I was in the same town attending a builders conference and, as much as I wanted to spend the entire weekend with him, I knew study time was an imperative. So, we only met Friday evening for dinner and some one-on-one catch up time. During our time together my son shared the following, which I find extremely interesting:
The medical universities, Department of Family Medicine and Community Health teaches the course: Human Sexuality and Sexual Health. As part of a research study that department solicited medical student volunteers for a series of on-going surveys during this Fall term and my son volunteered. At dinner was not the first time one of my sons had thanked me for being so honest with them regarding human sexuality. In early September 204 medical students, interns and residents gathered for their orientation and the first of a series of surveys. My son showed me his copy of the results of that first anonymous survey. He explained: no names or student ID's on the answer sheets and all questions are answered by circling an answer - impossible to identify anyone.
Questions: Identify gender, Sexual orientation, masturbation details, age ranges of first sexual experience with another individual and gender of that individuals, Number of sexual partners and genders identities , 3-way and or group activities - gender combinations, married, single, age range, children, last time you had sex and classification of gender, did you have an orgasm, time frames of last masturbation. You get the idea, because this was a 320 question survey on sexuality. Results: 61% of those participating in the survey were female, which is a mirror reflection of medical school students across the nation. 73% admitted to having sexual contact with the same sex - with 73.9% of those being male. 14% had no sexual contact with the same sex - with an almost even number of male and females. Of those who had no sexual contact with the same sex 11% had considered it - heavy majority female. With .02% who did not answer the question. Why have more men than women participated in same sex activities? I know what that survey revealed and its dead on target - as it relates to me.
I'm a 60 year old, divorced, business owner who is also bisexual. I was only married for 5 years and have two very good looking and very intelligent sons. This confessions is not about sex with my sons because that has not happened. However, it is about an open, life-long honest dialogue with my sons as it relates to sex and sexual identities.
My oldest son graduated law school last Spring and is now practicing his profession here in our home town. My youngest son is in Medical School several hundred miles away. I am one proud father !!! Last Friday I was in the same town attending a builders conference and, as much as I wanted to spend the entire weekend with him, I knew study time was an imperative. So, we only met Friday evening for dinner and some one-on-one catch up time. During our time together my son shared the following, which I find extremely interesting:
The medical universities, Department of Family Medicine and Community Health teaches the course: Human Sexuality and Sexual Health. As part of a research study that department solicited medical student volunteers for a series of on-going surveys during this Fall term and my son volunteered. At dinner was not the first time one of my sons had thanked me for being so honest with them regarding human sexuality. In early September 204 medical students, interns and residents gathered for their orientation and the first of a series of surveys. My son showed me his copy of the results of that first anonymous survey. He explained: no names or student ID's on the answer sheets and all questions are answered by circling an answer - impossible to identify anyone.
Questions: Identify gender, Sexual orientation, masturbation details, age ranges of first sexual experience with another individual and gender of that individuals, Number of sexual partners and genders identities , 3-way and or group activities - gender combinations, married, single, age range, children, last time you had sex and classification of gender, did you have an orgasm, time frames of last masturbation. You get the idea, because this was a 320 question survey on sexuality. Results: 61% of those participating in the survey were female, which is a mirror reflection of medical school students across the nation. 73% admitted to having sexual contact with the same sex - with 73.9% of those being male. 14% had no sexual contact with the same sex - with an almost even number of male and females. Of those who had no sexual contact with the same sex 11% had considered it - heavy majority female. With .02% who did not answer the question. Why have more men than women participated in same sex activities? I know what that survey revealed and its dead on target - as it relates to me.
