[Anonymous]

Why are there some gay and bisexual people who want to be Miss Universe, whereas some want to be Mr. Universe?

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[Rick29901]

I don't think anybody can understand what you're talking about here. Are you asking whether or not there is some connection between bodybuilding and sexual orientation?

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[Jessica]

I think that when you are attracted to people who have the same type of body that you do, it evokes a fascination with your own body - something that everyone, regardless of sexual orientation, needs to have - we all need to love our own bodies. But when you find yourself sexually attracted to people who share your physical characteristics, you come to the realization that you, too, are sexually attractive. Some respond to this realization by wanting to show it off and share their joy with the rest of the world.

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[J. F.]

The same reasons straight men might want to be Mr. Universe or straight women might want to be Miss Universe.

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[Brad]

I am making a great assumption in taking your question to mean drag queens and body builders. (There have been gay men who became Mr. Universe, by the way.) The answer is simple - diversity. Not all gay men seek the same thing out of life, just as not all heteros seek the same things from the world.

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