My first 'intercourse' was with a girl. I've done it with three girls in total between ages of 15 and 21 and none since then, though I've had a couple of opportunities.

And being homosexual does not necessarily mean an aversion to female sex.

Actually, the 'sex' part with women doesn't bother me at all (other than that smell!!!). What it comes down to (for me anyway) is that I prefer the company and companionship of males - and prefer them sexually. In other words, my homosexuality is an attraction to male sex, not necessarily an aversion to female sex.

Indeed, the biggest reason I'd avoid an attractive woman's offer of sex these days is only because I'm afraid she won't leave when we're done with the dirty deed!

Just my two cents worth - I'm sure that there could be a huge range of responses to this question from homosexuals.

P.S. I refuse to acknowledge the term "gay" as it implies an "identity" that I reject. I am homosexual as that is a purely 'clinical term' to describe my sexual preference. It is not my identity.