No its not normal behaviour for someone on a ranch, with no other options, to poke a chicken. Just like its not normal behaviour for straight men in prison to have sex with other men, but they do. And its not normal behaviour for me to ahve sex with women, but I have.
When normal options are not available, many people will settle for abnormal ones.
If a man who has a wife and kids, and is 100% straight, goes to jail, and his sex drive is stronger than his general revulsion at the idea of having sex with another man, and he does so, that doesn’t make him the least bit gay. When he gets out of prison, the chances of him continuing to have sex with men is virtually nil.
Likewise, a gay person who has not yet come to terms with their sexuality, but is in a sexually active environment and is drawn to sexual activity, does not become less gay because he has sex with a willing girl. By refusing to be honest about his sexuality, he has truncated out all his “normal” options for sexual consumation, and is left with only abnormal selections, ie girls. After coming to grips with his homosexuality, which was always present, though denied, that person’s likelihood to continue to have sex with girls is virtually nil.
To remove the level of abstraction: I’m gay. I’ve known I was gay since I was 13. I was in strong denial of this fact from 13 to 21, and moderate denial from 21 until January (I’m currently 24). However, in my frist run through college, I slept with girls. Why? Not because I was particularly attracted to them. I found a couple guys in my frat far more alluring, if unattainable. But my options were limited because I was not out, I hadn’t even come to terms with who I was, but I still had a 19 year old’s sex drive, so I settled for what is in truth the abnormal option for me. Is there any chance that today, after I’ve come to terms and come out, would have sex with a girl? Not bloody likely.
If you don’t understand this, then I don’t see much point in discussing with you. You need to separate acts from orientations: you can be of one orientation and still partake of the opposite actions if your options are limited, say by being in prison or in the closet.
Kirk