I am gay but was married twice when I was younger to try to cure myself and fit in....of course, it didn't work....soooooooooooooooooooo

To me, I think it's not so much a matter of sexual orientation that should be questioned but rather that of gender (or personal) compatibility. My "sexual orientation" is toward females and being "male" (although I have no balls, children or marriages behind me) would then nevertheless make me straight. However due to certain circumstances I'm usually not compatible with the demands made by women in the course of a relationship. I'm told to walk a certain way, dress a certain way, deepen my voice when I'm talking, and basically to act the alpha male and so forth. This is tiresome to me. When I walk I don't care if my "arms swing way out and I look like a monkey on stilts" and so forth. So I'm generally with men not because I'm more attracted to them. It's just that there are certain ones that have no demands on how you should be and will treat you decently.

Two words: Asexual gay.

R.H.

Before castration I was one hundred percent gay; now I'm low-T asexual and I'm much happier that way.

Straight, w/kids, grand critters and one great grandson.

But to answer your question yes I think there are more gays on this site then the general population would suggest.

Eunuch 2002. ��

River

pre 2011 I was 100% straight

post 2011 asexual eunuch

I had girls too, but i'm mainly gay.

It depends, normally asexual/straight leaning to bi, which means I actually enjoy self gratification and fantasying the most, and straight sex is great as is a bisexual encounter, however during periods of chemical castration I just plain don't care about sex at all. The periods I enjoy the most are the times I have no sexual feelings or desires. Cyproterone acetate works quite well, after about three weeks there are no sexual desire all. However there are side effects, breathing is important to me. In my case Cyproterone Acetate causes significant respiratory issues.

Straight male. Guess I'm an outlier here.

In Anne Rice's book "Cry to Heaven", the character of Guido had a lot to say regarding "sexual orientation". Also the other characters had their input. The author had done a lot of valuable research into the matter of eunuchs. I wish she'd return to eunuchs rather than vampires.