A while back, I made the mistake of talking here about the difference between being attracted to members of the same sex, and being open to having a same-sex experience for other reasons, without sexual attraction. There are a lot of people on this site who seem to think "gay" is some kind of incurable disease you catch from varying levels of contact with other men. There are also lots of gay men in denial on this site, who are sexually attracted to black men and don't want sex with women (sometimes their own wives), but can't admit that to themselves, so they claim they're not gay because they learned this great new word "cuckold."
I myself am not sexually attracted to other men, and I am hyper-attracted to women of almost every body type. So I identify as primarily straight. But I'm also submissive, and get off on the idea of being dominated. Some of the countless submissive activities and ideas I've enjoyed have included having my sexual autonomy taken out of my control by my wife, who is someone I trust to dominate me in a sane and safe way. I like having her dictate the frequency and type of orgasms I'm allowed to have. I get off on obeying her wishes even if that means doing something I normally wouldn't seek out myself. I've been leant to other women without her consideration of whether I find them attractive, and left locked in chastity, with the instruction to be an obedient servant. I've been told to clean her up after another man has cum on her ass or belly. I don't enjoy the taste per se, but I am aroused by the thought of being used like this, and that overrides my hesitation. I've been told to fluff a few of her bulls. I fantasize about her and other women doing me with a strapon. Those are straight fantasies. I've taken one guy in the ass at a sex party at my wife's instruction, and thoroughly enjoyed being that submissive, but I don't typically have fantasies about sex with other men, unless it involves doing my wife's bidding. I don't see a man and think, "he's hot, I think I'd like to have sex with him," and the thought of making out with a man is a little uncomfortable to me. The only times I've done it, it felt awkward and isn't something I'd seek to repeat on my own, though if my wife decided she'd be turned on by watching me do it and told me to, I'd do it again with enthusiasm. The thrill for me is in many ways heightened specifically BECAUSE what I was doing sits outside my normal comfort zone. I like being a good submissive and don't have many limits in terms of what I'll do for my Goddess.
So what am I? I'm not gay, as I'm not sexually attracted to men, but I've definitely had and enjoyed homosexual and bisexual experiences, so I can't really say I'm strictly straight. If you consider bisexuality as a sliding scale, as Kinsey did, I'm in the "mostly heterosexual with some homosexual tendencies" side of things, so slightly bi, I guess?
Some people on this site are going to insist that I'm gay because I have tried the things I've tried. They're wrong in my opinion, as gay and bisexual are not interchangable words. My wife is the most attractive person I've ever been with, and everyone I've ever found physically desirable was female, but I have no issue with people trying to say I'm bisexual since I don't strictly rule out sexual experiences that involve men. The conundrum is for others to worry about, not me.
The way I choose to identify is as a primarily straight but open-minded submissive male, who's lucky enough to be married to a beautiful, sexy, open-minded bisexual cuckoldress. Who cares what anyone else wants to call us? Questions like "does this make me gay" are silly. No activity makes you gay, sexual attraction to members of the same sex is what makes you gay. Being interested in having sexual encounters with members of either sex probably puts you somewhere on the spectrum of bisexuality, but it doesn't mean that a switch got flipped and you're no longer a masculine, dominant person. There's no need for any new labels and it doesn't matter what anyone else thinks. If you think you'll enjoy it, try it and see. If you find out you don't, stop doing it. If you find out you love it, keep doing it. It really is as simple as that. If nobody gets hurt (any more than they enjoy the pain) and everything is consensual, I say do whatever gets your rocks off. You'll be the same person you were before, with more experience under your belt.