Stormblood said:
So, are you saying that heterosexual men are broken and don't know the clear boundaries between friendship and a romantic relationship? You say it's natural and in some cases it may be true... to think about it, not to want it. To want to have something sexual or romantic with someone like that is no longer friendship, but something else.
That's not what I'm saying. I'm not saying that they are going to do any action to cross any boundaries, but they are going to think about it sometimes. If you know someone who is physically very attractive, you are going to think about that sometimes. And heterosexual men don't want other men thinking about them like that.
I'm not saying that any of this is the best way to think or the perfect logic for someone to have, but this is what the situation is nearly 100% of the time for the question the topic is asking about.
You said it yourself you are only guessing and can't say for sure what the actual heterosexual perspective and reasoning is since you are gay. This is the heterosexual perspective.
You have an amount of discipline and strict self control that is more than almost anyone else in the world, just because of your own personality. So also in that way you can't really see other people's perspectives since yours is so different.