If so you're further up on the scale than me.A Weary Exile said:Is just about where I am. I can be emotionally attracted to men easily and wouldn't give a flat-out "No" to a guy who was interested in me if they were really something special, but it's just much easier for me to be romantically and sexually attracted to women.Jonluw said:I wouldn't claim to be 100% heterosexual in the sense that I'm immune to homoromantic thougts and such, but I don't exactly find it appropriate to describe myself as "incidentally homosexual".
0.5, I guess.
Same here! Some people seem to be under the impression that it's the be all end all of sexuality scales, but it's clearly not. It's just a little more detailed than the usual 'straight-bi-gay' scale. And people forget it's highly personal, some people are more capable than others to move around on the scale a bit while others are just pretty much in the same position for most of their lives.Doitpow said:It's odd to see the Kinsey scale is so popular on the internet. It has a fascinating history, Kinsey practically coined the term bisexuality in the professional sense and was perhaps one of the most progressive psychosocioligists ever, but his work is crude and prudish by today's standards. Still a big hero of mine though.
Lol, I figured that would happen, I should have went with "someone gayer than me".Rainbowloid said:Although I think it's kind of funny that you assumed it would be a man to pick, and it ended up being me instead.
Cheer up! By degrees of infinity, there are more potential irrational numbers than integers!Mortai Gravesend said:I'm a 3.14159265. Only sexually attracted to irrational numbers. So long and hard to calculate.
Think of it this way: That represents endless potential for a relationship!Mortai Gravesend said:It would take forever to get to really know a single one of them though. We can barely scratch the surface of a number that never ends much less one so unpredictable as an irrational number...