I Am Kinda Gay, Aren’t I?

[kamelot_amhran]

It all started thinking about Prince Naveen (from Disney’s The Princess and the Frog). He might be my favorite Disney character EVER (which is amazing since he is a MAN). The reasons: he loves jazz, he’s handsome & he loves Tiana like whoa. The middle one is the only one applying right now.

Of all the Disney males I DO find Naveen the most

Comments

[laheie]

If it's alright, I'm going to speak plainly here - I hope that's alright, and I sincerely apologise if I step over any lines or cause any offense at all. I also hope I don't throw any spanners in the works in terms of you figuring this stuff out - it can take a long time! I'm just offering my own experiences to help you put them in context. In any case, my intention is to help, and I hope I don't come across the wrong way. ^_

[kamelot_amhran]

Oh don't worry. I'm not offended or upset at all. :D
Thanks for your opinions. That is interesting about male gentialia...maybe that's not an appealing body area?
I think I have a pretty good idea of what I think/feel about my sexuality/romance. The problem is that I can't quite fit it into any labels exactly. Which fits nicely into your comment about not labelling myself. That might be the best. Whoever I end up with is fine. I kinda assume if it's a man I'll find him attractive in that way.
So thanks so much for your thoughts. I appreciated it very much.

Just a quick little two cents

[treasuresiren]

Oddly I don't find Naveen all that good-looking; he's all right, but something about his face, if I stare at it long enough bugs me. I prefer him as a frog I think.

Also, I don't recall ever being terrified or nervous or edgy about male gentialia...

Re: Just a quick little two cents

[kamelot_amhran]

Also, I don't recall ever being terrified or nervous or edgy about male gentialia...

Well you are weird. :)

I'm starting to wonder if that's common to be afraid of that kind of thing.

[kamelot_amhran]

In fact anything surrounding the male gentialia I was terrified of. O_o I'm starting to wonder if that's common to be afraid of that kind of thing.

I read somewhere that some people think the Frog Prince is about a female getting over her fear of male gentialia (represented by the frog in the story)