I don't know and I don't really care. I've fallen in love with both boys, girls and transgendered. If that makes me omni, that's great. I consider myself sexual and that's enough for me. 
Overthinking is something I tend to do. But I still feel that people are free to pursue whatever they want without infringing upon the rights of others.OmniscientOstrich said:Perhaps your overthinking it a smidge, I don't think that people looking for a romantic relationship are really worried about their biology as you put it. Personally I don't know or care where exactly I would fit on the Kinsey scale as the statistics are irrelevant to the individual. Somebody could be a 1 on the scale but still find someone that they love with a person of the same sex and vice versa with someone who is a 5. Ultimately it's the person that they are attracted to not the gender.poppabaggins said:snip
Fair enough. I made a fairly rambling post about biology vs conscious/subconscious decisions, but it's hardly worth paying attention to. And I know what you mean about most porn being boring.TheLaofKazi said:Obviously, they just weren't showing good pornpoppabaggins said:-snip-.
But seriously, you can't draw conclusions on people's sexual orientation, let alone an entire sex's orientation based on their reaction to two specific porn videos. Sexuality is more complex then that. Personally, I find most porn boring.
And that's pretty much why I occasionally identify as bi. I think the majority of people don't see it as a scale, but rather a binary, gay or straight. From that viewpoint, 1-5 on the scale are all bi. And certainly can be considered bi for the purposes of identity politics.OmniscientOstrich said:Hate to break it to you sweetie, but having a preference for one gender or the other doesn't mean someone's not bisexual:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kinsey_scale
Oh god the town assholes, sure know what you're talking about there. <_< feckin hate those guys. (again no sarcasm)Julianking93 said:Hehe, I kinda like the hippie rambling
But nah, it's not bad. I don't get much.
Worst I have to deal with are the assholes in my town who just think I'm gay but... they don't count >.<
Anything else is just out of confusion or whatever. I mean, the definition does say you love everyone so I guess people could get "paedo" out of that but... meh. Whatever. Doesn't bother me.![]()
For guys, it's occasionally an extension of heterosexual friend zoning. Teenage boys spot the tactic of placing themselves in a position based off their sexual identity that seems less threatening to women. This lets them cloak and/or repress any heterosexually predatory attitudes they might be struggling with, and gives them a way to remove that cloak if the occasion arises.Chefodeath said:tl;dr: You see more bisexuals on the escapist than gays. Why?
Why are they sad, exactly? Because they made a life descision that you personally do no agree with? Seriously. Why? What is wrong with wanting as much sex as possible? (As long as it´s safe and protected, of course.) Who are you to say that their lives are bad? Have you ever met a person like that? Has there been studies that say "people who have lots of sex with diffrent people are statistically unhappier than those who have sex with the same"?Mimsofthedawg said:snipDeadlyYellow said:Can't speak for everyone, but I feel somewhere along the lines Bisexualism devolved into a middle-school level of fad. It carries the ring of someone who is either a wagon-rider or just insecure about their sexuality.
and those people are sad![]()
An internet to you, good sir.Vrud said:How else will you know which prostitutes to procure for me when I give you a wink and a smile and hand you my wallet?Ickorus said:snip.
Woodsey: Huh. You sure thats true? Never noticed anyone claim asexuality besides myself.SgtFoley said:Chefodeath said:snip
Its sad but on the escapist that actually is true. I doubt half the people on here who call themselves asexual even know what that means.Woodsey said:Although if I'm honest I think asexuality is the "new bi" in that regard.
A friend of mine describes bisexuality as 'on the choo choo train to gay town'.Distorted Stu said:Maybe Bi's are just gays who do not fully accept that they are homosexual, so they take the middle ground.
Just my opinion. I've had this discussions with many of my gay friends and they all believe it's this too.
Don't get me started on those assholes.rokkolpo said:Oh god the town assholes, sure know what you're talking about there. <_< feckin hate those guys. (again no sarcasm)
But really props for talking about it like that, a lot of people have trouble enough coming out let alone something like this.
I recently had a really long (drunk) talk with a gay guy at a campfire about sexuality so this is really my point of interest right now xD
I hear you about the Omni thing, but I tend to just go with Bi as well, saying you are pansexual just starts long explainations.Julianking93 said:I tend to say bi just to avoid confusion but...rokkolpo said:Excuse me, but omni?
As in you love everything or...*confused*
Here you go :3 [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pansexuality]
And I will agree with you on that. Most people for some reason tend to see "bi" as being "cooler" than gay or even straight. Not sure why that is but... whatever. If it's true, then good for them for realising their sexuality.
If they're confused, then let them experiment.
If they're just trying to fit in and be considered cool then... oh well. So what? Not like it's much of a bother to anyone. It can just get annoying.
agreed I dont really see why gay's and bi's need to let everyone know all the time I mean I don't go around telling people I am straight.Ickorus said:I don't get why people have to declare their sexual preferences anyway, particularly on a gaming site or other totally unrelated place.