Which best describes you?

V.R.Goh · #1 June 4th, 2011, 08:07 AM

This is just out of curiosity.

I have a good idea of what many will choose, but I would like to see the numbers for myself. Which of the choices best describes you? I don't expect answers in every one of the choices, but I decided to cover all bases.

Aielyn · #2 June 5th, 2011, 01:38 AM

What about asexuals? What about hermaphrodites?

I chose Heterosexual Man. It's closest, although Bisexual is also close.

Yachirobi · #3 June 5th, 2011, 07:54 AM

Actually, you don't cover everything.

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V.R.Goh · #4 June 5th, 2011, 10:34 AM

A little amendment to the poll: if something other than the choices describes you, leave a post explaining.

Strmchaserboi · #5 August 14th, 2011, 11:14 AM

I'm gay. no if's and's or but's. Have always been a fan of muscle. Always had a thing for bodybuilders when i was 7 and 8 and it evolved into what i have now.

Ender · #6 November 8th, 2011, 11:48 AM

What about confused... The idea of exchanging body fluids with any one in any way is a total turn off... I do like to look at guys but with the idea want my body to more like their's...

chimewolf · #7 November 13th, 2011, 07:43 PM

If your unsure, like I am (need to experiance it to make a choice)
It's called Bi-Curious

Ender · #8 November 14th, 2011, 08:12 PM

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Originally Posted by chimewolf

If your unsure, like I am (need to experiance it to make a choice)
It's called Bi-Curious

Okay but what if you are are reasonably happy just jacking off and are concerned with the possibility of contracting some pathogen to which you wouldn't otherwise be exposed to except through a sex partner. Yes, I am a bit "curious," but not enough to risk catching something that might kill me. Knowing isn't that important to me.

Aielyn · #9 November 14th, 2011, 10:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Ender

Okay but what if you are are reasonably happy just jacking off and are concerned with the possibility of contracting some pathogen to which you wouldn't otherwise be exposed to except through a sex partner. Yes, I am a bit "curious," but not enough to risk catching something that might kill me. Knowing isn't that important to me.

Then you're gay/bi and ignorant, it sounds like.

While there are some risks involved with the sorts of sex acts involved, those risks are also present, to a similar (not identical) extent, for basic, straight sex.

Let me try putting it another way. If you and a potential male partner were to have extensive tests done to rule out any sort of STI/STD, would you then be comfortable with the idea of those sorts of sex acts? If ruling out potential illness arising from it is enough to overcome your "aversion", then you're gay or bi.

Ender · #10 November 15th, 2011, 01:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Aielyn

Then you're gay/bi and ignorant, it sounds like.

[COLOR="Red"]While there are some risks involved with the sorts of sex acts involved, those risks are also present, to a similar (not identical) extent, for basic, straight sex.[/COLOR]

Let me try putting it another way. If you and a potential male partner were to have extensive tests done to rule out any sort of STI/STD, would you then be comfortable with the idea of those sorts of sex acts? If ruling out potential illness arising from it is enough to overcome your "aversion", then you're gay or bi.

You just confirmed my position... To have sex with any one straight or gay, male or female carries a risk of infection.... Any time individuals exchange body fluids one or both are at risk...

Yes you and a partner can be tested but but no test is 100% accurate and unless you and your partner never leave each others sight you can't be sure they haven't become infected after the test.

I may tend to be a bit paranoid, but any exchange of body fluids posses a risk is a fact

The only way to be sure is to never do any thing with any body.

Aielyn · #11 November 15th, 2011, 04:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Ender

You just confirmed my position... To have sex with any one straight or gay, male or female carries a risk of infection.... Any time individuals exchange body fluids one or both are at risk...

Yes you and a partner can be tested but but no test is 100% accurate and unless you and your partner never leave each others sight you can't be sure they haven't become infected after the test.

I may tend to be a bit paranoid, but any exchange of body fluids posses a risk is a fact

The only way to be sure is to never do any thing with any body.

You also can't know 100% if a piece of meat, or even a vegetable, hasn't been infected in some way by something. Every piece of beef you eat could have Mad Cow. That banana? It could be full of E.coli.

Does that mean you swear off eating anything, ever again?

Life comes with risks. And going out of your way to avoid risk will actually put you at even greater risk, while minimising experience of life. What do I mean by "even greater risk"? Well, for one thing, some exchanges of bodily fluids can actually improve one's immune system.

So basically, what you're doing by avoiding these things is missing out on an essential part of life for no good reason.

Big Jake · #12 December 3rd, 2011, 10:51 AM

Well Heterosexual Man fits me but, I'd be lying if I said I wasn't a little curious about the other team.