DamianaRaven wrote:I think androgyny is quite beautiful. Effeminate men and butch women are both very attractive to me.
Agreed, though I'm primarily attracted to femininity more. I have a strong gay thing for feminine guys.
DamianaRaven wrote:I think androgyny is quite beautiful. Effeminate men and butch women are both very attractive to me.
DamianaRaven wrote:Penises are awesome for 3.42 purposes, but thinking is not one of them!
Tesseracts wrote:Everyone seems to think "heteroflexible" is a stupid word, but I think it can fit for situations like this.
ShuaiGuy wrote:I only came by to experiment with this thread.
Crimson847 wrote:ShuaiGuy wrote:I only came by to experiment with this thread.
So you're saying that you're...threaderoflexible?
Tesseracts wrote:Yeah I hate to admit it but that is a real phenomenon. There are people who pretend to be bisexual for some ulterior motive.
I believe a big part of the reason so many gays are biphobic is because a lot of gays have a history of being a pretend bisexual. They "come out" as bi because they're afraid to be gay. Later they eventually come out as gay but they assume all bisexuals are lying.
Alternatively, sometimes a genuine bisexual is pressured into choosing a side. According to the Kinsey scale most people must be capable of attraction to both genders.
Paradox wrote:Also, "likes women" and "likes men" is extremely generalizing. I mostly like men with certain characteristics. Just as it's unlikely I'll fall for a woman, it's unlikely (not not impossible), that I'll fall for a man outside of those features.
Sexuality is less of a binary thing and more of a wheel of fortune with nearly infinite options.
Jack Road wrote:Paradox wrote:Also, "likes women" and "likes men" is extremely generalizing. I mostly like men with certain characteristics. Just as it's unlikely I'll fall for a woman, it's unlikely (not not impossible), that I'll fall for a man outside of those features.
Sexuality is less of a binary thing and more of a wheel of fortune with nearly infinite options.
I feel like you are just describing attraction within a sexual preference. Hopefully. Otherwise things are going to get complicated. People will start carrying around venn diagrams.
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