Could Harry Styles be Bisexual? - Closeted Celebs

I'm not that into Harry Styles. Either way, I don't think that any of them are gay. I just think that he's trying to be cool about it.

I don't get Harry Styles, he's not even cute

Zac Efron must be at least bi

Eirik wrote:I don't get Harry Styles, he's not even cute.

Zac Efron must be at least bi.

Harry has too much hair. The best looking one is clearly Zayn, but Louis isn't bad either.

This is such juicy gossip... so juicy OMG.

Zayn is my man! He gotta be the bi one in the group... x.x Harry is good looking but hey, Zayn is the man!

These aren't the first hints he's made about being bisexual. I remember about a year ago both him and Niall seemed to slip up in an interview and made a potential allusion to one of them being bi...it was then all over the showbiz news everywhere. I don't care much for celeb gossip, especially sexuality gossip, especially about One Direction... but for the sake of argument I'd say the hints he's made suggest he's at least tried being with a guy on some level...that doesn't mean anything necessarily, but it's enough to keep his fans excited and maintains interest in the band.

I never saw the fascination with Styles. I don't think he's much to look at, and I don't think I even need to comment on my opinion of his singing ability. Niall is the only one I think is remotely attractive, and even then I think that's just because he hasn't literally coated himself in tattoos.

Wow...this forum has really run out of things to talk about, hasn't it?

xyz72 wrote:Wow...this forum has really run out of things to talk about, hasn't it?

In my evening boredom I was checking for new threads...when it comes to boredom, any thread will do

This is totally worth thinking about.

Tattoos...that's a thread idea if we're scraping the barrel!

Personally I don't mind tattoos, but an excess of them isn't attractive. I've thought about having a small one myself several times before, but have never felt there was a design I'd want to commit to. I might never, frankly.

But when a guy (or girl) looks more like a corporeal ink-stain than an actual person, it's not a good look.

I don't actually know who Harry Styles is, when I read or hear Styles I think about the cute guy on Teen Wolf played by O'Brian which always makes me think of Colm Meaney. But on the front of closeted celebrities I have recently learned that some of my favorite talent from my father's generation were or at least had some bisexual relationships. Most notably Paul Newman and Steve McQueen which really pleases me. See when the intro questions ask who your favorite homosexual is, I probably answered Stephen Fry or Ian McKellen because I didn't really have one who I could identify with on a personal level. But I can identify with Steve McQueen, the fact that he was apparently bisexual gives me something I didn't have before and I am pleased by that.

Josh wrote:Tattoos...that's a thread idea if we're scraping the barrel!

Personally I don't mind tattoos, but an excess of them isn't attractive. I've thought about having a small one myself several times before, but have never felt there was a design I'd want to commit to. I might never, frankly.

But when a guy (or girl) looks more like a corporeal ink-stain than an actual person, it's not a good look.

I have two and have often thought of getting a third but probably never will. One on my chest and one on my back right shoulder blade. Both are logos of old English motorcycle companies, but both mean far more to me than just what they are on the surface. There are a great deal of family stories and personal memories wrapped up in Triumph & Norton, they remind me of machines I have loved, machines I loved with my father, machines my father loved, certain times in my life, his life, our lives together, they symbolize a mentality as well as an idea of had of myself at a time, also they fit a different idea of myself that I still carry. Also I have found some bonus in simply having the word Triumph tattooed to my chest which has most often been pointed out by emergency room nurses who have no idea that its a kind of motorcycle but rather saw a man battling horrific pain as gracefully as he could who had the word Triumph across his chest. I was never really much of a tattoo guy, but there was a year when one of my best friends was a tattoo artist and tattoos were a big part of the world I was at that time a part of, and so it goes. From my view the important part is that they both mean something to me, I don't have them to fit in or to look cool, I don't care what other people think of them. I have them for my own reasons.

Derek wrote:This is totally worth thinking about.

If you ask me, this should be in ID.