[PeterPrinciple]

William Leap, an anthropology professor at American University, said his research indicates that up to half of those who engage in male bathroom sex would consider themselves heterosexual.
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Huh?

[ClaireSolt]

Whatever the truth is, we have a justice system which was this week overridden by the drive by media and its court of public opinion. There the accused has no rights at all.

[tanknetter]

William Leap, an anthropology professor at American University, said his research indicates that up to half of those who engage in male bathroom sex would consider themselves heterosexual.

I believe this has been discussed on some of the other Craig-related threads (where I remember reading it) ... but there are several elements to the theory. One is that the guy is in denial of his gay/bi tendencies and refuses to identify himself as gay/bi.

Another is the "men who have sex with other men" belief - the guy needs sexual contact/release and the easiest way to getting it happens to be with another man (as opposed to seeking out a prostitute or going to a bar to pick up a woman). In that sense the guy isn't "gay" because he's not really attracted to other men, he just uses men to fulfill his sexual "needs".

I really don't care that much about the apologistic psychological/anthropoligical factors here ... people who seek out sex in public areas (including airport restrooms) are criminals and need to be treated as such.

[Snoopers-868th]

research indicates that up to half of those who engage in male bathroom sex would consider themselves heterosexual. — Huh?

I think this says it like it is. There is no such thing as inherent or biological--it is a CHOICE.