Depending on the study you look at, between 2 and 10%.
It depends on how you define sex. If sex is defined as any genital contact for pleasure with another man the answer is somewhere between 1/3 and 1/2 of all adult men. This of course down't mean that these men are gay. In fact, something like 70% of men who self identify as gay have had sex with a woman at least once.
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The average men height is 5.9" to 6.0" very less percentage of mens are taller than 6.5" Depends upon the family hereditary
The vast majority of gay men married to women are closeted, so the percentage is unknown.
No, the percentage of gay men is exactly the same in all races.
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About 10%...the same as the world's gay population.
All Native American tribes have about the same percentage of gay men. The numbers of people who are gay don't seem to vary by culture or race.
5-10% of all men are gay; a few percentage points more are bisexual.
About 30 percent of Brazil population is bisexual. In Brazil 7.5 percent of men are gay and 2.6 percent of the men are bisexual.
Everyone who is not gay. Meaning the straight. So basically 50% of guys.
Gay men are already men.
There is no accurate way to answer this question. The size of a country has nothing to do with what percentage of its population might be gay, nor is there any evidence that England has more gay men than Scotland. Granted, England is a bigger country, so there might be a larger population of gay men, but there is really no way to know unless all of the gay men in both countries decide to allow themselves to be the subjects of a population study.
It depends on how you define sex. If sex is defined as any genital contact for pleasure with another man the answer is somewhere between 1/3 and 1/2 of all adult men. This of course down't mean that these men are gay. In fact, something like 70% of men who self identify as gay have had sex with a woman at least once.
Gay men are individuals who are attracted to other men romantically and/or sexually. Sexual orientation (being gay) does not influence someone's gender identity (being a man). Men, whether straight or gay, identify as male based on their self-perception and expression.