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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Googling random stuff on the internet last night, came across someone who had comments about sexuality.
These were:
Bicuriosity isn't real
If you're Hete exible, you're really bi sexual.
If you like trans women, pre or post, you're really bi, despite trans women being designated as female
That's like saying if you've ever masturbated, you're not straight.
If you've ever watched trans porn you're not straight.
I have a verification by lav from empire who is ts/tv who i have chatted to. And i bet people think i'm really bicurious or fab straight.
I'm done with labels, just giving me diabetes now. I just want to go to empire and just watch some porn.
Sexually i'm not fussed either way, not really sexually attracted to anyone after recovering from disabling condition. So i have nothing to reference at all, call me what you want if it makes you happy. Ok rant done, let the positive energies flow. |
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I really wouldn't get wrapped up by it all. My attraction (Mr) is based on anatomy rather than gender. I'm not sexually attracted to people with male anatomy. I'd say straight based on my desire for the opposite sex rather than preferences on gender. For example I can be attracted to a non-binary person who's anatomy is female. What stops me from being truly pan sexual is that my preference on anatomy overrides everything. Maybe that makes me not straight in some people's eye's but that's not how I see it. I don't lose any sleep over labels, you like who you like. |
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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago
(She/ her) in Sensualityland |
Labels can be helpful if they are used in a helpful (i.e. non-judgmental) way.
They can be totally the opposite and discriminate if they are used in this way.
Labels are not the problem, the person who uses them in whatever way, can be/ often is the problem. Does that make sense? |
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By *tew008Man
over a year ago
edinburgh |
"Oh cool....not that I can have a label put on me and all that but I identify as a 6ft born female goddess lesbian millionaire and nobody can dispute it as it's fact  "
Can I borrow a few hundred thousand |
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"Labels can be helpful if they are used in a helpful (i.e. non-judgmental) way.
They can be totally the opposite and discriminate if they are used in this way.
Labels are not the problem, the person who uses them in whatever way, can be/ often is the problem. Does that make sense? "
This.
Labels are perfectly fine. They help define who we are, our place in the world, what we want, what we offer and what we believe in. They serve their purpose but anyone with half a brain knows you're more than just one thing.
But there are always going to be groups who use those labels against you and it's not just a sexuality thing. History's full of examples of this, be it religion, political affiliation, ethnicity etc etc etc etc.
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