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ORIGINAL: softness Those who identify as bisexual ... do you find yourself leaning more naturally into favouring one gender? Or are you a right down the middle 50/50 type? I'm a 50/50, my Darling is a het with bi leanings for specific individuals. quote:
Those who do identify as bisexual ... why do you think the PR for bisexuality is often so negative? I think that the PR is so bad because people don't understand the capacity to be attracted -- I really think that the PR is a reflection of the heavy societal biases against polyamory/polyfidelity and homosexual expression. We have, in essence, conditioned to believe that there is something wrong with a person who "can't decide" which gender to be attracted to. From a holistic standpoint, though, it seems that pansexuality would be a truly healthy state, since health (especially emotional/mental health) is typically measured according to the degree of adaptability/flexibility an individual is capable of. Pansexuality is representative of a high degree of flexibility, and so, rationally, it should be perceived as indicating a high level of adaptability, stability, and health. quote:
To everyone ... what is your personal understanding of Pansexual? Is it something you would dismiss as needless label mongering? I think that 'pansexual' for me, indicates the capacity to see beyond gender in -any- of its faces, and develop an affinity for the -person- and sexual attraction to the person. I don't think that it is 'label mongering', except among those who fail to recognize the comprehensive capacity for human gender identity. quote:
If you identiy as bisexual, are you sexually interested in people who blur the gender boundaries? If you are het/homosexual are you sexually interested in people who blur the gender boundary onto your usually favoured side of the binary? I'm pretty flexible. I'm attracted to people rather than genders across the board, including those who blur gender boundaries and those who transcend gender as entirely as possible in our world. At the same time, I'm also attracted to some individuals who epitomize gender stereotypes (think Wesley Snipes as BLADE, Lawrence Fishburne as Morpheus) and their counterparts who shatter them in the very same styles [think Grace Jones as Zula [Conan the Destroyer]).
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