Why are more lesbians than gay men?

[Ruggery]

I don't think there are more lesbians than gays but I do believe that there are more bisexual women than lesbians and gays.

[The Blade]

There are more bisexual women than both gay and bisexual men. There are more gay men than lesbians.

Correct.

[Tenma de Pegasus]

All studies says Brazil has more gay and bixessual males(some even the twice the number of women, but in other countries it seems lesbians are stronger).

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demo...al_orientation

[Erronkari]

because lesbians are intelligent people and have good taste

I agree regarding normal lesbiams who feel themselves as women and are femenines.
But those locas radical feminists are not intelligent at all and also are very disgusting.

[Ruggery]

I agree regarding normal lesbiams who feel themselves as women and are femenines.
But those locas radical feminist are not intelligent at all and also are very disgusting.

Radfem?

[Ruggery]

All studies says Brazil has more gay and bixessual males(some even the twice the number of women, but in other countries it seems lesbians are stronger).

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demo...al_orientation

Around 10% of men in Brazil are Gay, that is higher than other countries. I would like to know the real percentage of gays and lesbian people in all of Latin America.

[stellan]

Most women are at least a little bit bi, meaning that they wouldn't mind making out with each other or something. It's way less socially acceptable for men to do that

[Ranger0075]

it is the other way around, really

[Tenma de Pegasus]

Around 10% of men in Brazil are Gay, that is higher than other countries. I would like to know the real percentage of gays and lesbian people in all of Latin America.

And with people below 30 years old its higher like 15-20%. In my class like 9-12 of 38-40 men. Lesbian like 4-6.

[Ranger0075]

And with people below 30 years old its higher like 15-20%. In my class like 9-12 of 38-40 men. Lesbian like 4-6.

I thought it was a genetic predisposition but now I believe it's clearly just social influence. How they say in portuguese 'modismo'