I find some men handsome, but I dont find myself attracted to them.
Is that bisexuality ?
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No it’s not considered bisexuality.
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Hmm I’m not really sure but Imo I’d say no, but that you just notice when a man is good looking.
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Naa, just means your comfortable enough in your sexuality to be able to appreciate the male form without sexual attraction.
Sounds like straight and open minded, but not Bi
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I’m attracted to women, but have had same sex fantasies before. I think I’m a bit bi, but I don’t find men in the real world attractive… it’s just in a fantasy context. Women on the other hand catch my attention very easily, especially attractive ones, sometimes I find it hard not to stare a little.
I just live straight, I act pretty hetero, but I’m affected by enough curiosity to feel insulted when people trash gays and lesbians online. I’ve only ever slept with women though and I don’t think that will change.
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I’m straight. I’m sexually attracted to women. With that said, much like Rein mentioned, after schizophrenia, I now generally identify as asexual. I mean, I still get aroused by women it’s just that sex isn’t something I actively seek out. If that makes any sense? I guess you could it this way, I’ve passed up on sex more than once. Sometimes I slightly regret it, but other times not so much. I mean if I really tried, I think I could still get laid. Never been sexually attracted to men, have had some gay friends throughout my life. I don’t judge a person based on their sexual preference.
Like Rein though, it sort of happened after my diagnosis. Before that I’d been in a few relationships and two long term relationships.
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I’m as straight as they come
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I’m gay but I do have the occasional rump with women.
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I’m straight and married to a man.
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That happens to me with women. Sometimes I find a woman beautiful or sexy, but then I think about having sex with her and I think I couldn’t do it. Maybe I could kiss her, but I couldn’t have sex.
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Straight as an arrow.
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I currently consider myself straight, though I’ve had experiences with males and females.
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I don’t know honestly. lol. I think I have some dissociation going on because sometimes I identify as female and other times I’m as straight as…straight things…like…aluminium pipe…yeah…
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For me after getting schizophrenia I don’t get aroused by women and I don’t even find them attractive.
Sometimes my schizophrenia has applied fake “womanly attractiveness” on women (a visual effect, different from the real thing). One time it mistakenly applied the same on a man (I couldn’t see immediately from the distance it was a man; for some reason my schizophrenia assumed it was a woman); it took the fake attractiveness off as soon as I realized it was a man.
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I’m asexual. Which just means I dont experience sexual attraction to others.
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I am fluid. I don’t mind what sex someone is. I probably am more gay than straight but really I am just normal with a varied taste.
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More cushion for the pushin’!
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Mine has changed from bisexual to homosexual and back again lots of times. It seems to change over time. I had to look up ‘pansexual’ and I think that sums me up better than the old terms. I am most strongly attracted to women, but I’ll give it a go with anybody who I connect with.
Or at least used to, it’s been years and I don’t even remember what to do!
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I’m straight… Honestly though after years of meds, therapy, weight gain, and depression I don’t feel much like having sex.
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I am bisexual.
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