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[daveliam]

You people do understand that the terms Bisexual, Homesexial, and hetrosexual are essentially meaningless, right?

 

Scientists have agreed that sexuality is on a gradient, not a set 3 or 4 plateaus, separated by stone.

 

Not necessarily.  If sexuality is on a gradient (which I agree about), then it essentially functions the same way that the pH scale functions.  Just because there's a gradient, doesn't mean that "acid" and "base" are meaningless.  They describe ends of the gradient.  The same way that homosexuality and heterosexuality do. 

[veeia]

Hrm sounds like its time for more Fenris/IB headcanons.

Imagine IB picking up Fenris and carrying him over his shoulders and Fenris squeals and he's so angry because MY DIGNITY.

[Rekkampum]

I do not argue with that. I merely point out that for the internet, /b/ serves a similar purpose that the exit orifice of the human waste disposal system does for the human body.

 

Whereas /pol/ is more like the internet's Beer Putsch Hall and /v/ is... /v/?

 

And yet, they are not nearly as perverted as /tg/.

 

I have no idea how that works.

/r/ will eat us alive. Blood magic abounds there unhindered.

[TheodoricFriede]

Not necessarily.  If sexuality is on a gradient (which I agree about), then it essentially functions the same way that the pH scale functions.  Just because there's a gradient, doesn't mean that "acid" and "base" are meaningless.  They describe ends of the gradient.  The same way that homosexuality and heterosexuality do. 

Sexual preference exists, certainly, but you are all prescribing way too much importance on words that only exist as identifiers for something that doesn't truly even exists as a constant.

 

I am neither Hetrosexual, Bisexual, Pansexual, or Homosexial. I am attracted to what i find attractive, and that's all that matters.

[daveliam]

Sexual preference exists, certainly, but you are all prescribing way too much importance on words that only exist as identifiers to something that doesn't truly even exists as a constant.

 

I am neither Hetrosexual, Bisexual, Pansexual, or Homosexial. I am attracted to what i find attractive, and that's all that matters.

I am not presumptuous enough to explain to other people how their identities work.  I know how I identify.  No one else can convince me that my identity "doesn't truly exist" and I would never attempt to do that to someone else.

[Steelcan]

Oh don't worry I'm sure tumble has a word for you

[vertigomez]

Bisexuals who are attracted to more genders should not confuse themselves and others by identifying as bisexuals, just the same way I do not confuse myself and others by identifying as a centrist when my real political views are leftist.

Or you could let bisexuals define themselves.

[Steelcan]

Or you could let bisexuals define themselves.

. We have a biannual swim meet, its held six times a year?

[TheodoricFriede]

Oh don't worry I'm sure tumble has a word for you

I'm sure many people have words for me.

 

I simply do not care.

[veeia]

Ah yes, those meet ups. Water aerobics and language debates that devolve into arguing about Piper on Orange is the New Black then eating a lot of pizza and getting stomachaches, it's always a grand time.

[byne]

Sexual preference exists, certainly, but you are all prescribing way too much importance on words that only exist as identifiers for something that doesn't truly even exists as a constant.

 

I am neither Hetrosexual, Bisexual, Pansexual, or Homosexial. I am attracted to what i find attractive, and that's all that matters.

 

 

I'm sure many people have words for me.

 

I simply do not care.

 

[BioWareMod03]

This thread has run its course. We are done here.

[TheodoricFriede]

I am not presumptuous enough to explain to other people how their identities work.  I know how I identify.  No one else can convince me that my identity "doesn't truly exist" and I would never attempt to do that to someone else.

I prefer not to think in terms of "My table" and "Their table". We are all at the same table. What we just order different things from the menu.