Poll: Sexuality poll (hopefully the poll answers will come through this time too)
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Well, I'm 15 and therefore void of voting because of course as a general rule most people my age don't really know 'what they are' (for lack of a better term). I am one of these people, having had sex with only a girl (underageb&) but from my current point of view I don't really know 'what I am' because i haven't finished developing yet, I guess.
I'm straight male, I just can't be bothered to include another person in my sexlife. It's not that I don't like sex, it can be great. It's just been more trouble than it's worth, hence I can't be bothered.
Calling yourself asexual is for the pretentious.
Calling yourself asexual is for the pretentious.
I'm a straight male by natural preference, although I've chosen to act in a manner more consistent with asexual. (Five years sex free now, although I still have my moments of weakness, none of them have caused me to give in yet.) Asexuals have made it clear that I'll never be one of them, so straight it is.
Also, I kinda feel like a jerk saying this, but it annoys me enough I want to say it anyway: This whole thing about pan- or omnisexual is really just a bunch of silly semantic garbage and I wish it would go away. There are only two genders, and bisexuals are attracted to both of them. Hermaphrodites are exceedingly rare, and anyway they're simply people that are physically both genders. Conveniently, bisexuals are attracted to both genders, so they've still got it covered. Transgendered people were born with one set of genitalia but identify with the other gender. Anyway you slice it, they still belong to one gender, the other or both. Again, bisexual has it covered. I appreciate that you want to emphasize your open-mindedness, but is it really necessary to make up words to express it when there's already a perfectly serviceable word that covers what you are?
Also, I kinda feel like a jerk saying this, but it annoys me enough I want to say it anyway: This whole thing about pan- or omnisexual is really just a bunch of silly semantic garbage and I wish it would go away. There are only two genders, and bisexuals are attracted to both of them. Hermaphrodites are exceedingly rare, and anyway they're simply people that are physically both genders. Conveniently, bisexuals are attracted to both genders, so they've still got it covered. Transgendered people were born with one set of genitalia but identify with the other gender. Anyway you slice it, they still belong to one gender, the other or both. Again, bisexual has it covered. I appreciate that you want to emphasize your open-mindedness, but is it really necessary to make up words to express it when there's already a perfectly serviceable word that covers what you are?
Asexual? Is that where you can reproduce without engaging in the act of sex? If that's true, then i am asexual. I already colonize a small town with my minion children.
straight male, never experimented, never plan on it...yea, pretty boring, but hey, the majority usually is boring.
I'm straight, I just don't like more than one penis per encounter 
On the other hand, I have no problem with people having and living by (openly or not) a different sexuality. IMHO, sexuality is like wine, it's a matter of personal preference and taste, and no two people can claim to have had the same experience. It's about as personal and unique to the individual as it gets.
On the other hand, I have no problem with people having and living by (openly or not) a different sexuality. IMHO, sexuality is like wine, it's a matter of personal preference and taste, and no two people can claim to have had the same experience. It's about as personal and unique to the individual as it gets.
I'm... sorry?TheHecatomb said:
I'm nonsexual (otherwise known as asexual), and I do not believe that any of those definitions are suitable for me, especially not because of something such as being nonsexual.Pretentious said:
Is there a problem with not being sexually attracted to anyone or anything?
Fo having no interest or drive at all?
And how does that make me, or any other nonsexuals, better?
I certainly never said I was better, and in fact, I think of myself as less than quite a lot of people.
Of course, not because I am nonsexual.
How does a simple sexuality, or lack thereof, make someone more dignified or important?
Uncertain leaning toward asexual. I mean, I have fetishes and such, but anything above (and including) kissing I don't want to do. I mean, maybe I'm too young for these things to be set in stone, and I've never actually had sex (again, don't want to. Don't even like the idea).
Does anyone know what that would be? If I see an image I, uh, enjoy I get a boner, but that's as far as I want anything to go. I don't even like nudity, it feels like a letdown, sort of "that's it?" feeling.
Does anyone know what that would be? If I see an image I, uh, enjoy I get a boner, but that's as far as I want anything to go. I don't even like nudity, it feels like a letdown, sort of "that's it?" feeling.
Pretty much this, only I'm leaning more towards the straight side. Let's say 15% bi and 85 % straight. (if you can put sexuality into percents that is...) And I'm going on 8 years.Wardnath said:
Considering you said this, I'm declining to answer in the poll. I don't want the wrong idea to be conveyed. (Too much detail, by the way.)Azrael the Cat said:
I'm heterosexual. I do not 'experiment' nor will I because I believe homosexuality/bisexuality is morally wrong, both as a straight man and a Christian.
I'm not sure if anyone's explained this to you already, Fargo, but allow me to add my own definition to the mix.FargoDog said:
Omnisexualism to me is having the ability to feel romantic love and sexual attraction to all genders, regardless of preference. An aesthetic love, if you will of the human race as a species, to put it in nice terms ^_^
Many people who call themselves bisexual identify more with either homosexuality or heterosexuality. Omnisexuals typically have no preference for one gender over the other.
Hope I helped out ^_^
*checks Wiki article on Omnisexualism*FargoDog said:
Ah, I see now. Well, essentially, yes that's one way of looking at it, but then again, remember that what I gave you was my definition of my feelings and regarding omnisexualism as a whole rather than a strict definition of it applying to everyone ^_^