Can I ask for a jukebox response to any of mine
Iām not sure what I am. I was sexually abused as a child, so I donāt know how much of my sexuality is affected by that, and how much of it is just inherently me. I sometimes worry about accidentally offending people if I try to explain it, so I hope nobody takes it in a bad way. Like I donāt mean to imply that LGBT people are all the way they are due to things like abuse, but just that I think it is possible that it might be that way for me. I just donāt know how to tell, to be honest. I have felt an attraction to different people throughout my life, both men and women. None of them have had anything in common that I can identify. And every time I have ever moved to be sexually intimate with someone, my brain shuts down as soon as the actual act itself would otherwise happen, but does this mean I am really a type of asexual, or is it trauma? Iāll never know.
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Social incompatability/phase of paranoia and lack of acceptance=== schizophrenia in some cases.
A = b
B = C
Then A = C
The bridge ābā being social trauma and fear of oneās own nature and or not belonging in the word. Homosexuals and especially bisexuals have a hell of a hard time inside
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Straight woman. I absolutely love men too. Tight men.
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I donāt understandā¦? I try to reply to as many posts of yours that I can?
Iām Asexual and a female.
But when I get drunkā¦then Iām into Men.
Lol, I havenāt been drunk in many months now. I donāt have friends nor people to drink with, so I donāt drink.
I only drink with people around me. Since Iām a recluse Iām very sober.
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i wonder why most on here are bisexual and homosexual u think sz would be tuff enough???
I donāt think itās a choice. Itās about being who you are.
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iām straight, i love women, but i have gay friends
Iām bisexual and transgender, I donāt think it has any direct connection to mental illness. I think itās more social, having the stigma of sz can mean the additional stigma of being gay/bi/trans/etc is less of a barrier, so weāre more open about ourselves than someone without a mental illness might be.
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I might be because they feel more safe about being open about being homosexual or bisexual. (Really hope that sentence made sense, right now I canāt think of another way to word it) They might feel more safe because this is a website that has already been created for acceptance and support. Not for sexuality but they feel that acceptance and support for schizophrenia so now they feel that they will get acceptance and support for being homosexual or bisexual.
I donāt enjoy orifaces of any kind, they are orifaces.
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me too. Iām as straight as my long rod. 
hereās a pic for people to peak at. 
just kiddingā¦
New Yearās Eve in Key West, Florida. I love it!
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Straight as a pole XD
Iām bisexual.
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Never slept with a woman so technically straightā¦buuuut
I love adult films that star only women. Those work when most men canāt get me to climax in person. Sometimes, Iād wait for the guy to leave and put on adult videos with busty ladies and achieve my climax after they took off!
When I was psychotic, i thought russia was telling me to stop masturbating to women and they were trying to mind control me into being fully straight. I stopped watching women in adult videos and I had a very bad time.
After antipsychotics, I went back to watching lesbians for pleasure, but I still have not slept with a woman (although my friend grabs me by the boobs when sheās drunk but then she tells me sheās not gay, she just likes my boobs).
No idea how to label my sexuality lol
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iām homosexual, i prefer women but only just one my partner.
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Iām so straight that I want to change my name to straightBoring. 
just kiddingā¦ 
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I identify as straight, i could probably be bi as well but i make an effort to avoid homosexual attractions, it is part of my delusional mindset. when i am off meds i find everyone sexually attractivve, my delusions are mainly sexual