Additionally, "bisexuality" is a slightly-tainted term by proxy of a segment of its constituency. Namely, double-ending a chick. A friend used to have a joke about wanting to double-end a woman with me so we could high-five over her back at orgasm. Thankfully, he figured out before I had to say anything that what he was proposing was using an extraneous prop (e.g. the woman) to achieve communion 'twixt ourselves (simultaneous orgasm). When he realized that the "bisexual" allowance he would make rhetorically for the benefit of his pseudo-bi girlfriend was merely sublimated homosexuality, the desire to double-end a woman with me disappeared.
One of the amusing things about such scenes in porn in this context is that by the time a woman is impaled on three separate phalluses, she's a mere stage prop in one of the gayest shows going. Why do men defer to the "disrespect" of such "exploitation"? Because it's easier than admitting that the focus of the scene is three other men getting off.
Uh, no. Although that can be the case for some -- in no way do I rule that out -- but I can say with great confidence and also personal experience as well as having been told by others that it's not the majority where a gangbang is basically a homoerotic lovefest.
When a girl gets gangbanged, the focus is on her, not all the guys. It's no different than having to take a locker room shower. A bunch of naked guys around but do you see them checking out one another? No. And even if one does look at the other guy in the sexual act, they're most likely not going to be able to see the guy's manhood anyways because the girl is in the way getting busy with it.
However, in the case of porn, or those highly sexually experienced, they actually can check out a guy getting his knob waxed because they've seen so many things that it's nothing new -- they're basically numb to it all where it doesn't phase them. Those types of people could accidentally see their mother naked and wouldn't flinch. They could see a naked person walking down the street and wouldn't care. Those types of people are sexually secure with themselves and can do things that one might think is homoerotic as you think.
And to prove my point even further, let's not even discuss a gangbang but rather just a regular act of having sex with a guy and girl. You're basically saying every single person who watches porn, has homosexual urges. Whenever they watch a BJ scene or a close-up shot between both the guy and girl's private parts, they must be getting off on it, no? I mean c'mon, how can one guy look at another guy's package and not get aroused as you say? Because even if and when they do, the focus is on themselves and the girl. When they watch a guy get his knob waxed, they focus and imagine that's him, not the other guy, having that done to them. One can have sex with a chick even if 100 guys are around and be able to blank all the other guys out. That one main girl, their fantasies they're thinking of, and the fluffers around is more than enough to help keep their mind occupied with other things and off the other guys around.
The one thing I dislike about psychology is the lack of personal experience on any given subject. Nothing can produce the knowledge of an object but the object itself. So unless those talking about a subject are the ones getting involved with those gangbangs, then they have room to talk. But even then, they're not able to produce the knowledge as a whole but rather only their personal experience. So if that person is saying that gangbangs are a highly homoerotic act, one can say with certainty that that person is the one that is getting off by having the other guys there, but can't speak for the others unless they happen to say so as well.
So now I pose this question to you, Tiassa (I always thought you were a girl, heh, whoops). Since those are your beliefs of a gangbang and the like, if you were ever involved in one, would YOU be checking out the other guy and getting off more on him than the girl? By your words and the conclusion you have come to, it must be so. And I mean nothing bad by that, I could care less what goes on in your mind, but don't think everyone is like you.
- N