Logical argument is sound and valid only if the premises are true. The topics of biological sex, gender identity, and sexuality in general are finally coming to light under scientific investigation after centuries of Victorian taboo. You, along with Bardalicious and Daldolma, are approaching this subject from an unexamined perspective which leads you to simplified opinions which exclude a statistically significant percentage of human population. That is not science. Masculinity and femininity, like most human attributes, apparently follow a normal distribution. Outliers are part of the curve in both biology and psychology, not distinct from it.
At a personal level, I identify as heterosexual and I've never had a significant homosexual experience, but I've had a crush on David Bowie for decades. I'm also attracted to Wilson Jermaine Heredia who played Angel in Rent, as well as Carla Gay, a very curvy tgirl I met in San Francisco. Does this make me homosexual? I tend to think of myself as about 90% heterosexual. What would I do if I met an amazing, sexy person who was interested in me, but happened to have a penis? I really can't say. Attraction, sex, and love are not easily categorized.
On a side note, I'm really curious when HBB switched sides on this. I wonder if it's related to either education or personal experience. Maybe both.
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