[michae4]

I would suggest asking yourself "what is being straight?", assuming that you identify as such.

[dleslie]

It's more like not having a deficiency in perceiving the full spectrum of colours; or having a difference in spectrum deficiency.

If you can't see red, then I'm going to have a tough time explaining red to you.

[antattack]

I can certainly interpolate my personal experiences but I'm afraid I would miss something. Also, doing so would not explain this:

Why some people dress or act similar to opposite sex to appear attractive to someone of the same sex? I mean, voice gestures etc. Hm...I should not said act, it's likely their trait. Anyway, why would someone who is gay be attracted to that person rather than opposite sex. I think sexuality is quite more fluid and calling someone gay does not mean much beyond 'not straight'.