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I think a gay guy can relate more to a woman then a straight man cause they are feminine (most of them).
As a non-feminine gay male myself, I'd have to say that most of my gay friends are also non-feminine. It's probably just easier to know that someone is gay if they act more feminine, which is what gives the impression that most are.
I'd have to say that I relate pretty well to straight men. Sure, I don't get into team sports or talk about how big some girl's breasts are, but I still relate to problems people have in relationships, resolutions for problems with our vehicles, places to go hiking / mountain biking / snowboarding, what type of beer tastes better on a steak, etc.
I've been attracted to straight guys before. Many times, in fact. It's just a bummer when I hit on them in hopes that they're gay, and it turns out they're not. For guys that I knew were straight, I never overstep my boundaries. I'm a fairly flirty guy, but if someone looks like they're uncomfortable, I back off. The whole "conversion" BS just makes others not want to be around you.
IMO and experience, gay male friends are over-rated.
Like anything else, some bad, some good. Maybe I was just lucky.
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