[ SECRET POST #2064 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2064 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

i'm just curious, but does anybody know if there's a much larger ratio of bisexual women on the internet than IRL?

[(Anonymous)]

There must be.

[(Anonymous)]

In my experience, a lot of bi women are geeky. Unsure of why the correlation.

[(Anonymous)]

Maybe women on the internet are more likely to go with the open-minded 'EVERYONE's bisexual' theory? Kinsey et all.

[(Anonymous)]

There are also a lot more aces on the Internet. I would assume it has everything to do with different sexualities being more accepted online and women being more willing to let their bisexual banners fly.

[(Anonymous)]

There are also a lot of people in fandom with depression and other mental illnesses, and many of the medications used to treat them are notorious libido-annihilators which often have to be taken for years if not a lifetime. I think it's a whole range of factors that contributes to all the alternate sexuality people on the internet, not least of which is the total freedom of the internet.

[(Anonymous)]

Well, I'm bipolar, on meds, and bisexual running into pansexual, so...