What's your gender and sexuality?

I guess pansexual. But I've been in a monogamous relationship for 10+ years, so my sexuality doesn't matter, hah.

I'm agender but female sex. I'm good with she/her or they/them.
 
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demiboy demisexual. demi cross the board boys

demiboy basically means im mostly a boy, but a little bit something else that i dont know what is??? but usually i just disregard that and present myself as a boy bc its much easier

demisexual means i can be sexually attracted to basically anyone (or anything, i suppose) if i get emotionally attached to them enough. i usually present as pansexual bc its more widely known, bisexual with those who seem very very less informed.
 
ok so i am bisexual in a sense. but it leads to the question i leave here.

Are traps(Guys who dress and look like girls) gay or is it straight to like an overtly feminine thing?
 
ok so i am bisexual in a sense. but it leads to the question i leave here.

Are traps(Guys who dress and look like girls) gay or is it straight to like an overtly feminine thing?

as far as i know, traps aren't inherently lgbt, but not inherently straight either. since they usually do it as comedy, they're often perceived (justifiably) as transmisogynistic. but a boy who dresses feminine is different than a trap/drag queen.
 
ok so i am bisexual in a sense. but it leads to the question i leave here.

Are traps(Guys who dress and look like girls) gay or is it straight to like an overtly feminine thing?

no man if your brain can register the color pink ur gay :/ just the way things are bruh.

no, but in all legitimacy, a trap is only gay if theyre man-identifying and intentionally trying to attract men by looking feminine, but only in a tricking sort of way. like theyre trying to trick the man into thinking they are a woman, when they are not. keep in mind this is NOT a transwoman, but a cis man dressed to appear as a woman. its different than drag or just feminine dressing boys bc theyre intentionally trying to lure straight men into gay relations, hence what makes them a "trap." so id say when used properly, its inherently gay, yes. it is a term often used to make fun of feminine boys and transwomen, however, so id just avoid using it.
 
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This seems really personal but I guess it's okay to be open-minded with other people :)

I am a female, and I'm absolutely completely 100% asexual. Another way to put it may be this: I'm like a 5 year old trapped in a 17 year old's body.

I have never had a boyfriend or girlfriend in my life. I lean ever so slightly towards guys.

I don't mind people saying that they love me, but when they're totally serious it makes me feel very, very uncomfortable.

When people make innuendos, jokes, or just flat out talk about anything that has to do with *that* it makes me very upset. Like I get super uncomfortable around even my friends because they don't seem to have an issue with it but I feel like everyone is perverted.

Even my family makes jokes about stuff like that and I just turn into sort of a mini melt-down or whatever it's called. Like sometimes I can't even handle people.

Though, I have thought of having a boyfriend after I graduate from college, but I don't want a super serious relationship. Just someone who will talk to me and do things with me and someone I can feel connected to. I guess like a best friend.I also set really high standards. Prob too high to ever find a boyfriend anytime soon.

I don't know. I guess I really don't know right from wrong. I think everything is wrong.

I'm exaaaactly the same, literally a five year old in an adult body. Anything related to *that* makes me feel so sick and disgusted. Lately I've gotten slightly better at handling jokes and innuendo because of repeated (but not like too in depth) exposure to such humour, but it's still not really my cup of tea.
 
Female Asexual.
I have honestly felt no sexual attraction to either gender.
I dated a few times due to peer pressure, but nothing ever came out of it (we broke up because nothing changed between us, as in, behavior-wise. Still friends though I've lost touch with him over the years)
 
I'm a female and I used to believe I was demisexual and bisexual.

But lately.... I am going more towards the asexual side of the spectrum.
 
I'm a bisexual, biromantic (attracted to 2+ genders) cis girl, who is at a 4 (predominantly homosexual, but more than incidentally heterosexual) on the kinsey scale!
 
nonbinary pansexual (asexual, but sexual for my partner)
 
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