Well, I'm straight for the most part. I mean, I'm comfortable enough to admit a man is attractive, but I probably wouldn't do anything past that. Granted, I did things with my best friend way back in middle school. No, there was none of that.
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I'm straight. I have no problem with homosexuals or bisexuals. I'm a little iffy on the whole pansexual/omnisexual thing. Not on a "Eww gross." level, but more along the lines of just a lack of understanding. I understand the definition I suppose, but the concept is a little hard to wrap my head around.
But yeah, I'm straight and have never had any attraction to guys at all. I just don't find guys attractive. Women on the other hand...they're my favorite shape. XD
But yeah, I'm straight and have never had any attraction to guys at all. I just don't find guys attractive. Women on the other hand...they're my favorite shape. XD
It's just not a big deal to me, and it never really has been. I'm almost 22, and I've never been on a date.
Pretty much everyone I know agrees: If my parents had raised me Catholic, I'd have become a nun years ago.
But, I'm Protestant, so I guess I'll settle for applying with the Red Cross, or something similar...
Pretty much everyone I know agrees: If my parents had raised me Catholic, I'd have become a nun years ago.
But, I'm Protestant, so I guess I'll settle for applying with the Red Cross, or something similar...
I'm one of those school kids (college) you didn't really want taking the quiz but I'm afraid I cast my lot in with straight anyway.
I've nearly kissed a guy but it felt so wrong my body just screamed GTFO at me until I felt almost repulsed (by the act, I'm completely fine with bi/gay freinds and would be fine with a bi lover it's just not right for me).
Then again I proper kissed a girl and that also felt wrong but I think that was more the girl and me not wanting meaningless sex than the gender so yeah... Straight with just a hint of asexuality.
I've nearly kissed a guy but it felt so wrong my body just screamed GTFO at me until I felt almost repulsed (by the act, I'm completely fine with bi/gay freinds and would be fine with a bi lover it's just not right for me).
Then again I proper kissed a girl and that also felt wrong but I think that was more the girl and me not wanting meaningless sex than the gender so yeah... Straight with just a hint of asexuality.
i have no gender prefrence for any partners, and i also don't see anythimg wrong with people who are 'one way or the other or both' (which puts me at a marked contrast with my mother as she can't stand the thought of gays (being as the thought that pops into her head is the sterotype image of guys buttsex - even thou i did tell her that anal sex between two guys doesn't all ways happen, and the thought of one guy kissing another, yet she doesn't mind girls kissing and thou not keen, she doesn't seem to mind anal sex between man/woman...) as we all have our own tastes (and past experiences that contribute to it)
but i don't find the idea of me PERSONNALLY having sex a comforting thought - i'm just not intrested (so i'll watch, read and listern to tales/images/movies/stories/comics of sex but i don't like the thought of doing it)
- i do believe thou, my lack of intrest is down to the 'pressure to preform' that comes with sex (nowadays you HAVE to know what to do or your a freak, you HAVE to enjoy it and ACT like you enjoy it or there's something wrong with you) not to mention the paranoia that you can get from such intermercy (are they using you? do they really like you? what if there's a body bit they don't like? will they let me try this? etc)
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but i don't find the idea of me PERSONNALLY having sex a comforting thought - i'm just not intrested (so i'll watch, read and listern to tales/images/movies/stories/comics of sex but i don't like the thought of doing it)
- i do believe thou, my lack of intrest is down to the 'pressure to preform' that comes with sex (nowadays you HAVE to know what to do or your a freak, you HAVE to enjoy it and ACT like you enjoy it or there's something wrong with you) not to mention the paranoia that you can get from such intermercy (are they using you? do they really like you? what if there's a body bit they don't like? will they let me try this? etc)
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Personally, I think there are several reasons. It's no longer totally taboo so girls feel comfortable exploring their curiosity. Upon experimenting with other women, they discover that they are not turned off by girl-girl interactions, which in their heads, must mean they are bi. They are /willing/ to do stuff with other women but I'm not sure they actively /want/ to engage in sexual acts with other women. I think that's what I'd call the distinction between bicurious and bisexual.Requx said:
I also suspect that women telling men they are bi is a subtle way to hint they might be interested in a threesome. It's the least awkward way to approach the subject, because they hope the guy's mind will automatically go there.
Just my opinion though.
It sounds exactly like bisexuality but with a load of waffle about 'non-binary' attraction :/ Sorry to sound mean, but without any better explanation, it comes across as bisexuality 'only different' and that seems slightly pretentious >.< Could you try explaining better? 'cos I am genuinely intrigued xDLambi said:
I'll try.someonehairy-ish said:
Pansexual means that you're attracted to just about any and all humans. You don't discriminate someone just because they're gay, straight, trans or anything else. Pan- means all, so it's not just like a bit different bisexuality.