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Essentially, cis female (though I don't care what pronouns are used for me, as long as I know I'm being referred to), and while I've had my doubts once, pretty much straight.
I legitimately have this feeling that I am really not interested in sex at all and that I am more than just a little bit gay but for some reason that feels really hard for me to accept. I have no problem with homosexual/homoromantic relationships but for some reason when I put them on myself it feels like I am almost posing or something? I can't really explain the feeling, also since I do have a non-binary SO who was assigned female at birth I am typically seen as hetero.
I legitimately have this feeling that I am really not interested in sex at all and that I am more than just a little bit gay but for some reason that feels really hard for me to accept. I have no problem with homosexual/homoromantic relationships but for some reason when I put them on myself it feels like I am almost posing or something? I can't really explain the feeling, also since I do have a non-binary SO who was assigned female at birth I am typically seen as hetero.
Putting labels on yourself can help you to feel confident, or help others accept you into their community etc. But you don't have to label how you feel, whom you feel it for, or whether you feel it at all, in order to be perfectly normal, okay and valid :) imo if you ever feel a little bit romantic towards a guy, then you feel a little bit romantic towards a guy. If you like a nonbinary person, then that person is probably an awesome person. Maybe you can call yourself gay, or asexual, or just human and free.
Others can put you in a category for having brown hair or being a certain age, but when it comes to identity or feelings, only you decide what you want to be defined as, if at all.
Cisgender Gay Male here, pansexual tendencies as I have to connect with the person them selves to want any form of physical reltaions.
I'd say I range from a 3 to 6 on the Kinsey Scale, though I feel like its a little bit out dated.
Personally I feel like my sexuality fluctuates in a mostly male centered range. I tend to predominantly be attracted to men, I tend to be more masculine in activities and enjoyments/ hobbies- but more effeminate in my emotional and mental states. I flux on all of these things though.
I also flux on my state of gender but since there are about 6 different x and y compounded gender types known so far in human study, I try not to feel to dominantly anything anymore and to just recognize that I and my other fellow Humans are as capable of being anything as they are of being nothing. I tend to accept everyone and be very curious because of this. ❤
Since this thread has been revived again, I'll say that I am nonbinary but more masculine leaning. I use they/them or he/him pronouns and my sexuality is queer. It just.. works well for me.
I can't be as masculine in public as I want to be (as in dressing that way or at least androgynously) because I live in the Deep South and I'm terrified to do so but.. I can at least be myself online for now.
Uh. I'm a cis female as far as identity goes, but in personality I'm not super "girly" and I wish I looked physically less feminine, as well. So basically I don't want to be treated/seen as a "girly" girl but I'm fine with identifying myself as a female.
