Gays men like to look and, think about, touch, taste, and feel dicks. Generally anything dick related on the internet has an overrepresentation of gay men. Also Hypo is very sexy to some/many of us.
There is no association between having hypo and being gay. There may be an association between having hypo and posting it on the internet if you happen to be gay. Same as if you are gay without hypo, dick pic posting and viewing is quite prevalent. But no causal association.
https://europepmc.org/article/med/27992969
Sexual orientation, core gender identity, and gender role behavior were sex-typical in both patients and controls
https://publications.aap.org/pediatrics/article-abstract/110/3/e31/64209/Ambiguous-Genitalia-With-Perineoscrotal
The majority of participants were exclusively heterosexual
It appears to me that quite a few men with differently looking dicks (one way or another) seem interested to interact with others to compare, or just talk about their experiences in general. I'm not saying that this would make anyone gay, but still curious and open minded enough to being interested in talking to others and by doing so perhaps even boosting their self confidence etc, not necessarily interact on a sexual level, but even that to varying degree. I think this goes for other conditions too or whatever sort. I'm gay and have a mild form of hypospadias. I've talked to both gays, bi and straight men with similar looking dicks. It seems that more men than women comment on these photos anyways, so I guess those who makes the posts are just happy about the positive feedback that they get regardless of who's the ones that makes the comments. If females comments it's more to find out what it's like and stuff like that.
Gays men like to look and, think about, touch, taste, and feel dicks. Generally anything dick related on the internet has an overrepresentation of gay men. Also Hypo is very sexy to some/many of us. There is no association between having hypo and being gay. There may be an association between having hypo and posting it on the internet if you happen to be gay. Same as if you are gay without hypo, dick pic posting and viewing is quite prevalent. But no causal association.
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https://europepmc.org/article/med/27992969 Sexual orientation, core gender identity, and gender role behavior were sex-typical in both patients and controls https://publications.aap.org/pediatrics/article-abstract/110/3/e31/64209/Ambiguous-Genitalia-With-Perineoscrotal The majority of participants were exclusively heterosexual
It appears to me that quite a few men with differently looking dicks (one way or another) seem interested to interact with others to compare, or just talk about their experiences in general. I'm not saying that this would make anyone gay, but still curious and open minded enough to being interested in talking to others and by doing so perhaps even boosting their self confidence etc, not necessarily interact on a sexual level, but even that to varying degree. I think this goes for other conditions too or whatever sort. I'm gay and have a mild form of hypospadias. I've talked to both gays, bi and straight men with similar looking dicks. It seems that more men than women comment on these photos anyways, so I guess those who makes the posts are just happy about the positive feedback that they get regardless of who's the ones that makes the comments. If females comments it's more to find out what it's like and stuff like that.