The Kinsey Scale addresses this in a quantitative manner.

I am not gay. Just ask my girlfriend.

I'm not gay either. But most of the men I have sex with are.

I'm in with SG on this entirely... maybe there needs to be another term for those who have enjoyed same-sex sex but don't have a lack of preference as bi seems to suggest.

There is a term. It's called a college student. :-)

Snort. I'd rather you call me bi than that.

I believe I brought up this topic in the sex thread eons ago.

Trying to define human sexuality is impossible IMHO.

Heteroflexual. Primarily straight but will make exceptions for special cases.


I think Real Dolls would have to count as buy-sexual.

:lol2:

I never thought bi meant lack of sexual preference. Quite the opposite.

I attribute that to asexuals. Lack of preference, lack of interest...just lack. I don't get it.

Kind of a luke warm approach to sexuality. They prefer not to prefer...I admire that but I think they are also f'ing freaks. ;)

I heard once that your true sexuality is entirely dependent on which sex you most respond to emotionally. Judging how much men piss me off, and I do them anyway..they win. If women pissed me off that much and made me cry, and I still wanted to get them in the sack, or let them get away with it, I would probably prefer women.

Who emotionally strikes you more? Then that be who dat is......If a woman gives another woman little butterflies in the stomach then you might be at least bi.

Women that do women just for the fun of it because women are hot, and why not? That's normal...You don't need another word for normal. If you are having an intense relationship with one and have sex regularly, you are at least bi.

they're all hopped up on antidepressants, that's all.

Thanks for the new usertitle, Zen :D

oh and I am so ghey for lab, thanks for the reminder. Not just bi- like totally gayer than a foreign film lesbian from germany. Oh, and whip it! :) Ha haaa!!!

I think I'm falling for Radar. I wonder what that makes me?

Oh, that's what you meant when you said, "I'll be by on Sunday."