[gingabriska]

I wonder what if it's a learned behaviour.

I used to very odd kid and mostly spent my life around girls from very early age.

I almost never had male friends which ofc changed in late teenage.

Now, don't find females that attractive and mostly spend time with guys.

Don't call me sexist or smth but I find it's more fun to work with guys. That's my preference.

[tomp]

Proximity can go both ways... You might as well develop a strong liking of girls/women because of proximity.

I've been bombarded from young age (by pop culture, TV, magazines, porn) by thin women wearing make-up. I have a strong sexual preference for thin (fitspo thin, not anorexic thin) women and a strong dislike of women wearing make-up. Go figure...

[bayesian_horse]

There is a difference between the neuro-biological sexual orientation and actual sexual behavior.

Sexual behavior is definitely learned. But despite centuries of "theories" or convictions about "what experiences turn people gay", nothing has been identified scientifically.

[pndy]

> Don't call me sexist

Why it would be sexist? It's your personal preference and nobody's else but yours.