Professor Pooh-Poohs Professed Hetero Preference, Tells Pretenders to 'Watch Gay and Lesbian Porn'

Do you believe you aren’t bisexual? Put otherwise, have you not eyeballed gay porn? That’s the sexual state of things, per a professor.

As seen in a SOC 119 YouTube video, Penn State academic Sam Richards recently schooled sociology students. On December 6th, he told attendees of his “Trans Issues, TERFs, and The Binary” discussion, “We’re all, very much, easily bisexual.”

For any of you skeptical of your own open-mindedness, Sam provided proof. Peer into the pudding:

“[W]atch gay and lesbian porn.”

It seems that’s all it’ll take.

He lent insight to male students, specifically:

“If you feel that feeling, look in a mirror. And say, ‘Huh. Maybe I’m just feeling some things that I’m just afraid to release.’ And maybe you release that, and maybe you’d be surprised that maybe you actually are fine being more bisexual.”

These days, college doesn’t do erotic restriction. Not only among students, but in administrative offerings, anything goes:

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As for Sam’s sociology class, Penn State promotes its popularity:

Every semester 725 students register for SOC 119, the largest race and ethnic relations course in the country. In that room they have the opportunity to re-examine the world and challenge what they believe to be their place in it from a new perspective. His class is praised by students and faculty from all sides of the political spectrum.

Campus Reform reportedly reached out to the professor for remarks on his porn recommendations. His response reveals that horniness has a hairpin trigger:

“What I’ve seen in my life is that pretty much everyone can get aroused by pretty much anything sexual — including gay sex images or videos. And once aroused, in my humble opinion, we’ve walked into the world of bisexuality or multi-sexuality.”

Evidence:

“I have friends/acquaintances who’ve spent a long time in prison, and they have homosexual sex. They’re ‘straight’ until they need or want intimacy, and then they have homosexual sex.”

Sam clarified that “none of this is a political statement or idea pushing for some radical gender agenda.” It’s merely “thinking sociologically and thinking outside the box.”

Next time you think sociologically, please do it in private.

Meanwhile, your sex isn’t what you might suspect either. According to the expert: