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Sexual orientation of forum members
- Thread starter Jayhawker Soule
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(some people try so hard)
Rainbow Mage
Lib Democrat/Agnostic/Epicurean-ish/Buddhist-ish
Non-heterosexual.
Non-Heterosexual; more specifically "queer".
Rainbow Mage
Lib Democrat/Agnostic/Epicurean-ish/Buddhist-ish
To be specific: gay male
samosasauce
Active Member
Does being bi count as non-hetero or half-hetero? I usually think of it as the second
It's not straight. It is a different orientation all together.
samosasauce
Active Member
Fair enough. I know it's not straight but it seems less alienating the other way. Maybe I'm just odd, but whatever.
Who is being alienated with your example?
samosasauce
Active Member
I feel alienated, but it is probably just my opinion. It's not a big deal to discuss here, and I have no problem with anyone who doesn't feel the same way as I do. It's something I'd be more easily able to explain in person, which is impossible to do here.
samosasauce
Active Member
It's mostly because I don't see sexuality as being sharply divided, honestly
Yet ironically "Just curious" is not one of the options in the poll.
vaguelyhumanoid
Active Member
If you wanted to be exacting, I guess I'd be a pansexual male who leans strongly homosexual. But I typically just call myself a queer guy.
Luciferi Baphomet
Lucifer, is my Liberator
Bi-Sexual. Been one for years.
I find it hard to accept that the (overwhelming) majority of people are not somewhere on the bisexuality spectrum. And I mean more in a middle ground than at the extremes. Yet routinely, people present themselves as 100% for sure at one extreme.
I self identify as bisexual, but not publicly cause of how little acceptance (even today) there is with bisexuality (seemingly, to me, more so from people that self identify as homosexual). I pass myself off, routinely, as a hetero-male because it is my predominant interests in most of my social interactions. Yet, in recent years, I've become more comfortable being asexual. Being an asexual bisexual humors me.
I self identify as bisexual, but not publicly cause of how little acceptance (even today) there is with bisexuality (seemingly, to me, more so from people that self identify as homosexual). I pass myself off, routinely, as a hetero-male because it is my predominant interests in most of my social interactions. Yet, in recent years, I've become more comfortable being asexual. Being an asexual bisexual humors me.
Guy Threepwood
Mighty Pirate
I'm a lesbian trapped in a man's body..
VioletVortex
Well-Known Member
I'm bisexual, but I lean heavily towards the opposite sex, so I might as well say I'm straight. It usually causes less of a ****storm...