Politics and Culture

To paraphrase one of the popularizers of female bisexuality, this is PC idiocy gone wild. The only way one can think a headline not absurd is if one assumes that bisexuality is some hard-wired biological trait like a preference for sweets. As proven by the Girls Gone Wild videos, preference conversions by Anne Heche and Angelina Jolie, and the increased level of bisexuality in my own high school and in colleges (it's cool), people can "change" their sexual orientation frequently. Some biological basis exists in some men, I'm sure, but unless you think people change genes in jail or that Greeks drank water with too much fluoride of something, it's obvious that a strong social component exists as well.

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Right now, there's very little stigma for girls and a declining amount for boys. The future will include an increased amount of flexibility in this area. The next logical question is: So what?

Oh! I forgot. Most of you don't know who this woman is. According to Wiki:

Nguyen announced in her MySpace blog that she would be filming a reality show for VH1. Filming started in May 2007, but the show was moved to VH1's sister network MTV that summer. On October 9, 2007, A Shot at Love with Tila Tequila aired on MTV. The program is a bisexual-themed reality dating show where 16 straight men and 16 lesbian women compete for Tila's affections, the twist being that the contestants were not aware of Nguyen's bisexuality[16] until the end of the first episode. The ten-episode series is produced by 495 Productions and MTV