What's your sexuality?

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I'm attracted to male traits also - in fact, female traits (whether they are shown by a female or a gay man or whoever) annoy the heck out of me . . .
But when I say attracted I don't mean that in a sexual sence - because I've never been attracted to anyone sexually - I mean that those are the traits that make someone a person I like to be around . . .

That is funny - the person who said they don't like the word 'lesbian' - I have to agree - to me it has always sounded like a disease - I mean can't you see someone coming home from the doctor saying 'Well, it is pretty serious . . . I have lesbians . . .'
Not that I mean it is a disease - the name just sounds like one . . .

I think that the reason why people can't figure out thier sexuality is that they are in denial.Like,as in they don't want to believe that they are bisexual or homosexual so they keep trying to "figure it out" just to "make sure".Or atleast,that's just my opinion.

IMPORTANT NOTE:Please,pelase,PLEASE don't make a debate out of this.I was just stating my opinion.Also,I am sorry if I have offended anyone.


-SpaceCase

I'm sure that's what it is some of the time, but it can also be complicated. When I was growing up, I knew that I liked both guys and girls, but I liked girls a lot more. Did that mean I was bisexual? Or even gay? I was only ten when I first started wondering, and of course I didn't know enough to be rational about it.

Today I call myself bisexual, but I still wonder if that's the right label, since my attraction is probably around 80% to women and 20% to men.

Kinsey (the well-known sex researcher) invented a scale for this sort of thing:



I think that's a good idea. A lot of people further divide the scale into one number for attraction, and another for behavior (i.e. whether you would act on your attraction under the right circumstances).

So I guess I would be a Kinsey 1/2. 1 because my attraction to guys is limited, and 2 because I've had a fair amount of hot guy/guy action, since it's so easy to get.

Jeremy

The scale is not infallible though, those of a certain sexuality are completely excluded *points to my above post*

I like the opposite sex. They're all right. Have you seen photos of them? Some of them are hot. Some are not. Though, I still like them alot.

I am heterosexual. I like women......

I'm mostly attracted to women, but not against a homosexual relationship. I never been really attracted to a guy before though, maybe I'll never will. Relationships (be it sexual or non-sexual) aren't things I spent a lot of cerebral energy on, but i know that I can't define myself as straight. My interests do go beyond the opposite sex alone.

I am hetrosexual but I am curious about one of my friends who is gay. I have this one male friend who is adamant that he is 100% gay and has no interest in women. However, he has this one woman that he seems very sexual with and that he makes sexual inuendos towards even to the point of asking to french kiss her. He is also extremely aware of anytime she does something sensual. It is hard to know if he is just kidding around or if this one female has some attraction to him.

Could anyone help me understand?

Y

I am bi, but I prefer dyke-on-dyke relationships. Don't know why the word LESBIAN is blotted out, it's a beautiful word, and I find the censorship highly offensive. LESBIAN LESBIAN LESBIAN LESBIAN....see? Beautiful.

Heterosexual.

I don't know.. Since I've never had the opportunity to "prove" anything.
But my shot would be hetero

Gay, but leaning towards the Asexual side. The libido is there, but not the desire to run out and get laid. Also the emotional stresses and tribulations of a relationship are not something that I look forwards to any time in the near future.

lesbian isn't blotted out, is it?

Why is asexual not listed

I see myself as bi-asexual. Leaning slightly more in the direction of hetro-asexual.

I didn’t know that Aspies could be gay. My assumption was that Aspies are male brained opposed to guy peoples female brain. I acknowledge scientifically gay people have a role in society: an Aspies is a one of science and resource whole the one of a guy person is more to do socialising and people. So an Aspie cannot be gay?

Even if you're assumption was true, the statement would be wrong. Being Gay has nothing to do with a 'female brain'. Aspergers Syndrome does not exclude the possibility for a person to be gay. It affects ones personality, but not ones sexual preference.