Exactly. Even with omnisexualism, there's a bit of a bias with everyone you talk to. It just depends on the person. Everyone's an individual and one definition is not applicable to everyone.FargoDog said:
Poll: Sexuality poll (hopefully the poll answers will come through this time too)
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I'm straight, I love acting gay for shits and giggles and to mess with other people, but I do not enjoy the thought of having sex with a man.
Agreed friend. I understand as a straight man, I don't have a whole lot to worry about in terms of persecution or social judgments. So I say to you, if your gonna be asexual, non sexual, bi, gay or what, be proud to be what you've chose to be. Get over it and shut the hell up about it, because I don't care or care to hear about it.This_ends_now said:
Asexuality is defined by a lack of sexual attraction to either gender. Anyone who defines as asexual but feels sexually attracted to anything is, by definition, not an asexual. To be perfectly honest, most of the people who identify as "asexual" are not asexual at all but practice celibacy due to one reason or another. In fact, I think a person actually being asexual is a rare sight indeed since this goes beyond simply identifying as one but actually being one.ZephrC said:
Anyways, I'm bisexual. I've felt attraction to both males and females and this includes sexual attraction. Unfortunately I cannot express my bisexuality due to any sort of "homosexual act"(which includes attraction to the same gender) isn't exactly welcomed in this backwater of a country I live in.
Great question.
Let me retort with some of my own
Does it matter? Why label it? Why be stuck down to one type of sexuality? Cant you just be open?
If you say your gay, people instantly think your eather a sexual deviant, or a fairy. Say your Bi, and they think you cant make up your mind, or are trying to cover up that your gay. Say your straight and it comes out suspisious.
Cant be just be Sexual? As humans were ment to be. Cant be just have sex without being labeled and forced to go through the social complications of gender?
Let me retort with some of my own
Does it matter? Why label it? Why be stuck down to one type of sexuality? Cant you just be open?
If you say your gay, people instantly think your eather a sexual deviant, or a fairy. Say your Bi, and they think you cant make up your mind, or are trying to cover up that your gay. Say your straight and it comes out suspisious.
Cant be just be Sexual? As humans were ment to be. Cant be just have sex without being labeled and forced to go through the social complications of gender?
I agree. There are far too many sexual orientation and relationship threads.Grilled Cheesus said:
I am a heterosexual male schizoid. I tend to actively avoid romantic relationships of any kind.
WHILE IM HERE, OP i urge you to get yourself a dictionary, asexual doesnt work with human beings. Asexual is reproducing without sex, it isnt not wanting sex. Seriously, look it up. My dictionary says this:
1: having no apparent sex or sexual organs
2: (of reproduction) not involving sexual activity
Yours should say something similar.
OT: heterosexual, with zero experimenting, and 0% interest in experimenting...
1: having no apparent sex or sexual organs
2: (of reproduction) not involving sexual activity
Yours should say something similar.
OT: heterosexual, with zero experimenting, and 0% interest in experimenting...
this is like the 6th time ive seen this poll ¬¬ straight, have a gay friend and im glad he aint of those floating around ones, they annoy the hell out me
I done both sexes but i jsut identify with MSM howeer on a side note I personally dont get bisexuals lesbians transgender people.
In my experience Bi men have been desperate straight peopel who just wanted to get laid or gay in the closet.
This may sound a wee bit shauvinistic but I dont get how lesbains have sex w/o aids from a 3rd party, and heavy petting doesnt count in virginity books( srsly tho thisi s why gay men cannot donate blood but lesbians can).
While I understnad crossdressends and tranvestites thats thier thing and kudos to them, but ftms and mtfs I dont get. Like how are people supposed to live normal life without it getting wierd?
In my experience Bi men have been desperate straight peopel who just wanted to get laid or gay in the closet.
This may sound a wee bit shauvinistic but I dont get how lesbains have sex w/o aids from a 3rd party, and heavy petting doesnt count in virginity books( srsly tho thisi s why gay men cannot donate blood but lesbians can).
While I understnad crossdressends and tranvestites thats thier thing and kudos to them, but ftms and mtfs I dont get. Like how are people supposed to live normal life without it getting wierd?
You know there are too many of these threads. Can we please just use the search function in the future?
OT: I'm straight, but not above experimentation as long it is done properly. Double Blinded in controlled Laboratory conditions. Maybe the reason I've never had sex has something to do with that. It seems people just lose interest when I bring out a clip board. It's also hard to get a good sample size.
Who's up for some rigorously controlled sexual experimentation?! Submit your research plans to me by the end of the week.
OT: I'm straight, but not above experimentation as long it is done properly. Double Blinded in controlled Laboratory conditions. Maybe the reason I've never had sex has something to do with that. It seems people just lose interest when I bring out a clip board. It's also hard to get a good sample size.
Who's up for some rigorously controlled sexual experimentation?! Submit your research plans to me by the end of the week.
My sexual orientation seems to switch depending on which sex last broke my heart.
Dated a guy I fought with constantly over philosophy and politics and damn near everything else, then had an incredibly long, drawn-out, and messy break-up resulting from my inability to respond correctly to reverse psychology [he wanted asspats, so he asked for criticism, which I gave].
Dated a girl who hated herself and lied all the time. Eventually managed to help break her out of that cycle, but we needed to break up before that could really happen.
Dated a 16-year-old who didn't lie to me or hurt me or anything. Thought he was wonderful in every possible respect...but it was long-distance, and he started dating someone IRL because he somehow just couldn't bring himself to say "I'm already taken".
Now with the aforementioned girl again.
But I guess if I had to pick a word, I'd say I'm homoflexible, since I'm physically more attracted to guys and the only sexual things I've done have been with guys.
Dated a guy I fought with constantly over philosophy and politics and damn near everything else, then had an incredibly long, drawn-out, and messy break-up resulting from my inability to respond correctly to reverse psychology [he wanted asspats, so he asked for criticism, which I gave].
Dated a girl who hated herself and lied all the time. Eventually managed to help break her out of that cycle, but we needed to break up before that could really happen.
Dated a 16-year-old who didn't lie to me or hurt me or anything. Thought he was wonderful in every possible respect...but it was long-distance, and he started dating someone IRL because he somehow just couldn't bring himself to say "I'm already taken".
Now with the aforementioned girl again.
But I guess if I had to pick a word, I'd say I'm homoflexible, since I'm physically more attracted to guys and the only sexual things I've done have been with guys.
My two cents: Not only is it socially accepted for girls to be "bi," there's a certain level of social expectation for it. This largely seems to come down to the fact that girl on girl is "hot," as well as the notion of a male-driven society that everyone would naturally want to be like them.spiffleh said: