you have asked all the appropriate questions, looked for every red flag possible, done your homework and your due diligence in seeking out a sincere guy and family that are supportive of you…and then you find out after marriage that he was …
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Gay
But says, is reformed (dunno any other suitable word)
Being gay is not a lifestyle- it is not a choice. Do you think if they could, they would choose to be gay?..No.
So if you mean he pretends not to be gay and is basically in the closet about it, then no..why would I want to be married to a guy who is not physically attracted to me?
How would you find out that he is gay though? Most desi women don't have experience before marriage so most of us would not know what a straight man would be like and what a gay man would be like unless he comes out and announces to you and to his family that he is a homosexual which would cause his family and himself a lot of issues and problems amongst the desi community..........so no he won't come out if he's a gay desi man.
Basically whichever woman he marries would be incredibly traumatized if she does figure out that she's married to a gay man, a man that's not attracted to her.
Okay, so I do know of a few such cases - one guy was gay and they divorced because the marriage was unconsummated and the other case, he was bi-sexual and he had several kids with his wife.
I actually suspect there are a fair number of bi-sexual men in PK, but because of the gay taboo, no one talks about it and the wife either knowingly or more than likely, unknowingly lives with it.
More so, if he is a passive type. He would like PCG for her domineering personality.
I actually suspect there are a fair number of bi-sexual men in PK, but because of the gay taboo, no one talks about it and the wife either knowingly or more than likely, unknowingly lives with it.
Gay people exist in every community - we see plenty of examples in North America, Europe, South East, etc. of openly gay men who have acceptance for their sexual orientation. And there are also plenty of men who are in the closet - and marry to hide their orientation only to come out later.
I don't doubt that the same is true in Pakistan - we all know there is a gay community there as well where there is far less acceptance and greater need to hide this about themselves. I wasn't suggesting that it's a sizeable population - just that the scenario (woman marries a man, only to find out he's gay after they are married) isn't as isolated or unheard of as some might think. And probably the reverse is as likely - closet lesbians getting married.
Gay people exist in every community - we see plenty of examples in North America, Europe, South East, etc. of openly gay men who have acceptance for their sexual orientation. And there are also plenty of men who are in the closet - and marry to hide their orientation only to come out later.
I don't doubt that the same is true in Pakistan - we all know there is a gay community there as well where there is far less acceptance and greater need to hide this about themselves. I wasn't suggesting that it's a sizeable population - just that the scenario (woman marries a man, only to find out he's gay after they are married) isn't as isolated or unheard of as some might think. And probably the reverse is as likely - closet lesbians getting married.
That's not wise. Once they'd get exposed in any case. I am sure the other partner would be interested in having kids.
then you find out after marriage that he was ....
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Gay
But says, is reformed (dunno any other suitable word)
I wanted you to clarify something since people seem to be going all over the place with this hypo. By "reformed"….do you mean that the guy claims he is not gay anymore and in the marriage, he is sexually attracted to his wife and is able to maintain a normal sex life? And the guy is interested in staying married, having kids etc?
I don't know. If he was good to me, a good dad, wanted to stay in the marriage have kids, live a halal life and stay away from affairs of any sort, and have a heterosexual practice to fulfill his Islamic beliefs, I'd be ok with it. Might take some weird role play I guess behind closed doors.
I wanted you to clarify something since people seem to be going all over the place with this hypo. By "reformed"….do you mean that the guy claims he is not gay anymore and in the marriage, he is sexually attracted to his wife and is able to maintain a normal sex life? And the guy is interested in staying married, having kids etc?
Being gay is an orientation or preference, its not that gay men cannot be attracted to a woman or cant have physical relations with them (as far as i understand).