A viral clip circulating on social media has sparked heated debate after a woman shared her mother’s long-standing belief that men who sleep with large numbers of women will eventually turn to men.
In the video, the woman, @karizmaaaliyah, explains :
“My mama always told me, if a man is back to back to back with different women, he’s gay. He’s going to like men at the end of the day.”
She goes on to say that some of her male friends claim to have slept with women “in the triple digits,” which her mother compared to drug use.
The argument: just as people may crave stronger substances over time, men who have had too many women may eventually seek “something higher” — in this case, relationships with men.
The statement has ignited strong reactions across platforms. Critics say the claim reinforces harmful stereotypes about both male sexuality and LGBTQ+ identities, calling it reductive and rooted in misinformation.
“So gay men in the triple digits become straight?” someone asked.
Supporters of the woman’s perspective argue that it highlights issues of hypersexuality and dissatisfaction in modern dating culture.
“As a gay: hear this sister out,” one person commented.
Another joked:
“Should I send this to my ex?”
Regardless of the stance, the clip has added fuel to ongoing conversations about masculinity, sexuality, and how generational beliefs influence modern relationship dynamics.
