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Sigmund Freud says that every person is bisexual. Is it correct?

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Most Helpful Guys

  • Yes, more or less. We all start out with feminine brains and get masculinized by testosterone in the womb/puberty activating growth in more male-centric areas of the brain. The sex drives are hard wired, feminine brains cause a spinal reflex called lordosis (arching the back to expose genitalia) and male brains are more focused on vasopressin/goal orientated sex where did women it’s more tied to their hunger and social bonding drives. Masculine mammal brains are geared to seek out sexually available females nearby, feminine mammal brains more towards bonding and sharing of food.


    So in theory, since there are various degrees of masculinization most of the brains in between the two extremes could be considered bisexual since their hardware is wired in both directions to various degrees. In practice something like 80-90% act as though they are heterosexual though since they repress their homosexual interests/fantasies.

  • In Freud's theory of homosexuality. Freud raises the issue of bisexuality in connection with the origins of homosexuality. When critically examined, the theory of bisexuality reduces to a theory of the capacity to be attracted to either females or males, and in that sense explains little about the origin of exclusive homosexual orientation. Freud's further investigations into the origin of homosexuality, strictly speaking, do not provide a clear explanation of sexual exclusivity. Finally, it is argued that Freud's moral assumptions color the nature of his conclusions. At the very least, without morally justifying his procedure, he transforms the course of psychosexual development as determined by psychoanalysis into a moral imperative against which homosexuality is judged a fixated and immature state.

Most Helpful Girls

  • No. I don’t desire sex not romantic relationships with women at all. But I can say when a girl is ugly or pretty. That not bi. I’m sure maybe some are but surly not all because I’m not.

  • Physically no.
    Psychologically yes.

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  • No, and the majority of Freud's work has been subsequently, and thoroughly debunked.

  • Nope.
    He was projecting.

  • You do realize that he was a crackpot who has been discredited hundreds of times over, right?

    • Yes, his theory was later challenged by a number of psycho-analysts.

  • Not me. Not even a little bit.

  • Nope.

    I'm 100% straight and obeident to God.

    However, in the next life, If I'm reincarnated as a woman then I'd be a straight woman.

    If God made you as a man then you're intended to be a man, and if God made you as a woman you'r eintended to be a woman.

    Natural Law is also Moral Law, and bisexualism violates natural law.

  • no such thing as this ! read the bible and find out

  • I believe it to be correct in the sense that every one has potential ability to feel attraction for one and for other sex - however each part of ability represented to different extent in different individuals and mostly "straightening" throughout their lives.

  • To some degree yeah, there's no such thing as 100%straight or 100%gay simply because everyone has their one exception. I feel im very heterosexual and happy about it but I know that I'd probably make an exception for Chris Hemsworth because the man is exceptionally good looking id be a full to not take that opportunity if it came. Will I ever act on that? No probably not but the fact that I'm willing to admit it and be honest means I'm not 100% straight.

    95% straight, sure we could say that, but pure heterosexual or pure homosexual simply isn't possible.

  • He is entitled to his opinion. I like girls... I like lots of sex with girls not guys.. end of discussion.

  • I think that sexuality is - just like many other things - a spectrum. Men left, woman right and your prefrence somewhere on that scale

  • I disagree with that statement, but bisexuality seems to be common among women.

  • Men who chase greater physical pleasures can find it from a combination of men and women. But we tend to believe it is subservient to pleasure a dick, and it goes against our nature to be submissive.

  • No, he was absolutely incorrect.

    Sure, many people are bi-sexual, but equally many are 100% straight.

    As @Quackthulu days, S Freud was a crackpot and has been discredited many times !

    • *says

  • Nope, Freud just liked it in the ass...

  • He also says that women are jealous of men because they have a penis.

    • maybe he's right

    • @G5TWA1 More than them being jealous of us, it's us being glad we don't have a uterus.

    • Well I am glad I don't have an uterus

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  • I don't think so.

  • No idea of what he said but will always call out anything that says "every" as only takes 1 to make all go away... I also have no idea how many people are bi but I do know that I am :)

  • Uh, no. The guy was a lunatic.

  • freud is a fraud. its been oroven most of his works were trash.

  • Its in-correct. Also his pseudo-science needs to be burned and relegated to history

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