[ SECRET POST #2709 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2709 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Sexuality labels...at what point do you change how you identify?

[(Anonymous)]

I think for some people even the labels bi, gay, and straight carry some grey area. Like, what if you are gay, always into your own gender, but then you fall in love with one person of the opposite sex, which kinda sounds what is happening in your story. But it is only that person. And beyond them, you have no attraction for any other people of the opposite sex ever. Do you call yourself gay because that really sums up 99,99% of your experience and give other people a better overview of where your tastes lie in general, or do you call yourself bi while not really having any interest in the opposite sex and then continuously having to explain that?

Re: Sexuality labels...at what point do you change how you identify?

[(Anonymous)]

...Why would you have to be continuously explaining yourself?