Why do people treat sexual anatomy of others, even friends, as being gross?

Yes, it is a broad generalization but in my experience it seems to be the norm, I'd be willing to bet that more guys are modest than the alternative.

It's a really interesting class, especially if your professor is constantly making jokes and puns.

Yeah, but you literally said "everyone", which is directly stating the opposite. i can edit shit too

Well, it's also not my, your or anyone else's job to question another person's sexual orientation. I choose to take other people's self proclaimed sexual orientation at face value, because it's really none of my business. I believe that we all have free will, and thereby it is the individual's responsibility to be genuine to his or her own self.

Yeah sure, there are plenty of people, especially males, who are homophonic, and end up actually coming out as gay themselves, but that is not my issue, and there is a flip side to this as well. What about the young person who is in touch with his or herself, comes out as gay and ends up being sent to a special therapist or being forced to participate in church activities to "pray the gay away"? I personally think both scenarios are hella fucked up.

On a side note my stupid, psycho ex-boyfriend's niece is a lesbian, and her parents tried very hard to "fix her", and now she's hella fucked up. Sure, there is something to be said about socialization, but I'm happy to be from the fourth largest city in the country which happens to have a large, and vibrantly active gay community.

I say what I mean and mean what I say so I tend to take people at their word. People owe it to themselves to find out who they are on their own. I don't think it's such a travesty for people to deny themselves their desires, and a perfect example of that would be cannibalism as you mentioned earlier, because quite frankly I would rather starve to death than eat human flesh or that of a dog or cat, end of story.

It's true. If you violate social norms by having a limp dick, you are cursed. Cruel laughter, isolation, and female hatred follow you wherever you go. And, you know you did nothing to deserve any of it. You must keep your condition secret, or you will become a target of violence. Nobody understands patheticness like I do.

The last woman who hit on me was a drunken stripper at a Tiki bar in Las Vegas about three or four years ago, and all I could think was how do I get her the fuck off of me with being rude or insulting. I don't remember how I did it, but I did. I was much happier when a guy who was probably a drug dealer invited me to go out into the parking lot and smoke some herb with with bunch of people. The stripper was one of the people smoking, and she appeared to not be upset in any way so I was happy with that. I would much rather smoke weed than deal with other women who are feeling amorous toward me, because it grosses me out. I don't care if the women are beautiful, because I'm just not into chicks. Not all women are bisexual.

Now I'm not necessarily disagreeing with your first point, but there haven't been any successful attempts at studying the effects of pornography on mental health by a non-biased group. They've actually tried several times, but can't find a substantial enough group of men that haven't watched porn to use as a control. At least not in America or Europe. It wouldn't be all that difficult to find such a control group in a heavily censored country like North Korea or China, the problem then is permission from the govt. and the ethics of the experiment.

It's a fundamentally flawed argument because it's not answering the question. It's like someone asking a question and saying "because it just is". The question doesn't involve the concept of sexuality, it's actually about the opposite, about why we overly sexualize things as a society. I suppose I was a bit harsh though, I guess I have a habit of assuming the worst of people, my apologies.

You don't seem to get the point, sadly enough. Please explain why bisexuality was the norm and not the exception in ancient Rome and Greece, then. Or why non-heterosexuality was widely accepted (and practiced) prior to the spread of the abrahamic religions and their opinions on the morality of it. That's not including historical accounts of non sexual activities that would inevitably require physical contact with another's genitals, e.g. Greco-Roman wrestling.