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Starik20X6

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I've got to take umbrage with the assumption that girls are somehow "less sexual than men", when based on my experience, girls want to and enjoy getting off as much as I (male) do. So yeah, if you do add an 'HSI', don't be worrying that girls are going to skew your results.

As for myself? While I can appreciate that Jon Hamm is a ludicrously handsome man, I don't want to touch his junk.
 
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Radoh said:
(Reasoning being that as I see it Men are far more sexual creatures and thus much more likely to skew results in favor of the top half while women would likely stay around the average range
You clearly never met my ex.

Men and women are equally sexually motivated. The only difference is that womens' drive comes in peaks and troughs on a monthly cycle and changes signifiantly post-menopause, while men are generally constant and level from puberty till pretty much the end. Women in oestrus though will generally have a higher libido.
 

Relish in Chaos

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You know, I?ve heard people say that there?s more than one gender, and point to intersex people. But, I?m sorry?how? Even if they?re born with both genitalia or something, aren?t they still technically both male and female? That?s not a new gender; that?s just a combination of the only two existing ones. What would be the ?other genders?? I hope I don?t come off as totally ignorant, since I?m willing to learn.

Oh, and in case some people didn?t know, there are some asexuals that can be attracted to another romantically, just not sexually. There?s a distinct difference which many don?t seem to separate, or have the ability to, in relationships. And it?s not as if all asexuals have no sexual activeness or interest at all. I mean, haven?t you ever just masturbated without an aid and just focused on exploring your body without thinking of a man or a woman? Especially when you were younger? Yeah. And, as I aforementioned, some just like sex, no matter who it?s with. Just because asexuals are a minority doesn?t mean they don?t exist. They?ve done sexology tests for all this stuff, haven?t they?

So yeah, you can get sexually comfortable heterosexual men that have had sex with other men and still identify as heterosexual, and you can get sexually active asexuals with relationships with others. And just count how many gay guys in the public eye there are who have had children with women. Humans are?complicated.

And I?m one of those people who finds the category of ?pansexuality? mostly worthless, because it?s basically the same as bisexual, just with less focus on the sexual attraction and more on the romantic attraction. Just because you like transsexuals doesn?t make you pansexual, since a trans woman would overall exhibit the traits of a genetic woman, even if she has a few angular features and a penis. I?m straight, I?ve got something of a trans fetish (that encompasses transsexuals and transvestites, oddly enough; although, of course, it depends), and I probably wouldn?t mind banging a trans woman either, because I?d still class her as just a woman nonetheless. Just with that something special. Not much different than cute freckles, a unique hair colour or a charismatic attitude.

I have been compelled to say that, objectively, women are sexier than men, but that would be an oversimplified way of describing things I don?t quite know how to describe in a competent enough way. Does anyone know what I?m talking about? I?m just saying, even aside from society?s effect itself, there seems to be quite an?imbalance, which might make sense from a purely biological standpoint. Maybe men are ?meant? to be more sexually attracted to women (and more consistently) than women are ?meant? to be sexually attracted to men, and the conventional missionary sex is basically the man giving and the woman taking. And I think I recall someone here saying that the female orgasm has no biological purpose, whereas the male needs to orgasm to inseminate (or whatever the scientific word for it is) the woman?s eggs. Although a man can orgasm without ejaculation, but I think that takes so much training that it?s virtually irrelevant.

To be honest, I find the whole thing quite fascinating, and I can't possibly imagine how someone can dislike another just because they happen to like a member of the same sex. But I know, humans will be humans.
 

Shiftygiant

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But we already have sexualitys. You can be a Omni/pansexual, you can be Asexual, transexual, ect. I dunno, I guess Asexual leaning onto Heterosexuality. (?)
 

StBishop

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Although I'm sure it's been pointed out what about the difference between people who're attracted to androgynous individuals or not; or people who are attracted to transexuals more than traditional genders; or people who are attracted only to (wo)men who're in drag?
 

AngelOfBlueRoses

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I'm one of those rare True BisexualsTM who is equally heterosexual and homosexual. I have no preference; I just love beauty no matter what sex or gender it takes on.
 

Iron Lightning

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Fuck the categorization of sexuality. I'm attracted to whomever I'm attracted to on an instinctual level. I've never found a man that I was sexually attracted (just as I've met women whom I'm not sexually attracted to) to but if I do then I will try to fuck him. A lot of people feel they must deny their own urges to maintain their identity of straight or gay or what-have-you. I realize that categorization makes things convenient for people and spares the feelings of some people. I also realize that this categorization has led to a lot of hatred and bigotry against certain sexualities. Therefore I believe that the categorization of sexuality does more harm than good and ought to be done away with.
 

chuckman1

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Godlikebuthumble said:
Commendable effort, but what you came up with sounds pretty much like this:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kinsey_scale

Also, for the curious: http://vistriai.com/kinseyscaletest/
Just took it I got 0 for completely heterosexual.
Not surprised I am somewhat obsessed with women.
This is a test everyone should take I think too many people mis identify themselves purposefully and accidentally.
Example I have a cousin that dates/kisses guys/girls.
She also insists she is 100% heterosexual and all heterosexual girls date/kiss each other.
Why she thinks this I don;t know.
 

CentralScrtnzr

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I don't think sexual identity is terribly important. Of course, I don't think much of identity and identity politics. What you do is far more important than who you are and what you think.

Identity is subjective; action is objective. The latter can be observed, measured, quantified. The former depends too much upon your reporting, and our belief of the reliability of that reporting.