I'm really open with my sexuality, some people I know question it because of my openness. I'm straight. With a boyfriend of 11 months who has recently become curious of his sexuality.
I'm so open minded when it comes to sexuality. To be honest, I can see attractive attributes in both sexes.
People question my sexuality because I make comments about women, in general and in celebrity. Especially the lads I work with. If a girl comes into the shop that I work in who's attractive, I'll say she is. Or if she isn't that attractive and for example, she has really nice legs, I'll say so. I don't really mind them asking, but sometimes it's the way they do it. Or comments they make.
But I made the mistake of telling a friend about my boyfriend's curiosity. She told someone else. Queue stupid questions.
Friend: ''Would you let him do stuff with a lad while you're still going out with him.''
Me: ''I'd rather him talk to me about it. I'd rather know, if he was thinking of it. Than him doing it and then telling me.''
Friend: ''Would you be afraid of him cheating on you with another lad?''
Me: ''Why should I be afraid of him cheating on me? I'm more afraid of him cheating on me with a girl. It's not him that I don't trust. It's other girls.''
Friend: ''Thats wierd.''
Me: ''How is it? I've always been more wary of girls than lads. Girls are too manipulative and sneaky.''
.... The argument carries on from there. With her saying I'm stupid to be more upset if he cheated on me with a girl or a lad..... Then there's a friend who's Bisexual
This friend I've known for a few years now came out as Bi-sexual a while ago now, when he told me, there was nothing wrong with it. It didn't make me feel any different towards him.In fact, I was happy for him, he seemed a whole lot more relaxed in general after he'd told everyone. But he told me that someone had mentioned him ''coming out'' in a lesson. The teacher heard and described it as ''just a phase'' he was going through and seemed to disapprove of my friend's sexuality.
Then there's just little comments people make.
For instance, A friend of mine doesn't like the UK X Factor Winner, Joe McElderry.... Because he ''looks too gay''. That kinda wound me up. I thought we where in a time where people's sexuality shouldn't be as much of a big issue than it was years ago. 
Why do people still ask ignorant questions?
I mean, when I first came to know my friend Simon, he came out as gay about 2 years ago, I asked him loads of questions. He saw them as genuine curiosity and that the way I went about it was, as he said, a laugh.
He says ''I'd rather people ask than assume.'' (that was when a teacher complained that I was asking too many personal questions on his sexuality) The thing is about these personal questions is that Simon knows that I get curious very easily and he is very open, and he doesn't mind answering them.
Why are people still wierd with sexuality?