Thanks for a really good, intelligent response.
I agree with you that people fall into the many shades between black and white.
What I was looking at was the case of a man who denies any attraction to men, but who nonetheless presents himself like Harvey Fierstein. (I don't mean to pick on Harvey, but I am just using him as an example whom we all kow.)
I just want to hear peoples' visceral reactions. If you met Harvey Fierstein andhe told you he was straight would you believe him? I think almost all of us would not. Now we would not know how gay he was, where he would land on the line, but would anybody believe he is completely straight? Would you?
I know we have no way of knowing, and how we view Harvey is interpreted through our own lenses, and therefore my point defies a logical proof. However, I am examining whether we are all of us -- ragrdless of sexual orientation -- operating under a prejudice, that prejudice being to interpret a person's sexual orientation through their mannerism, how they present themselves.