I'm not gay but I don't want to be disrespectful to others of different orientations.

That's the simple answer. I don't want that acceptance to be taken the wrong way, as in interest. When I'm being introspective about my own sexual attitudes I tend to pay attention a lot to my own heterosexual fantasies and the archetypes involved with such.

Say a typical archetype is the guy slays the dragon, saves the girl, and they get together and have sex. This is a classic one and is usually parodied when the guy saves the girl, she won't have sex with him and things fall apart usually in a funny way. The creator of family guy did a cartoon about this that I found clever. But this is only the tip of the iceberg man! There is so much more to explore, and I'm having a blast thinking about it so I feel like I shouldn't be a dick towards other people and hinder them from exploring their own sexuality, even if its different from my own. Its kind of offensive I guess, looking at other people's sexuality as a thing to study and not participating, but to me its a better option than being forced to accept it. I just advocate for people to let their sexuality develop in whatever way is natural to them, for me homosexuality isn't right and I don't want to go into details about it to avoid conflict. I just believe that any exploration should begin positively, and I began just for whatever reason interested in women and it hasn't been a fully positive development for me, and homosexuality to me is this thing that represents failure with women and its really depressing, which is why I avoid it. Other people for whatever reason have developed an interest in homosexuality. That's fine, as long as they don't try to pull me in as a result of my shortcomings with women, I'll let them do their own thing and I'll do mine and there can be coexistence in the world between homosexuals and heterosexuals. If I ever become interested in men it will be after success with women, and even then I just kind of feel like I'd just be content with success with women.

So that's my long answer, hopefully that didn't rain on your gay pride parade, but I have to think about my own self-interest and being true to my identity and not letting politics or other people influence me off my own path to happiness.