11 (5) ~Perfect Responses From Women About Sexuality

[derevko]

"The world is not to be divided into sheep and goats. (...) The living world is a continuum in each and every one of its aspects." - Alfred Kinsey

A 2014 study by Indiana University found that although only 7% of women in the United States identify as gay, lesbian, or bisexual, 12% had enjoyed a same-sex hookup at least once in their life (the

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[headswillroll88]

yes, i really don't mind it if people see their own sexuality as fluid it just gets annoying when they insist on applying to everyone else

and yeah people really put too much thought into it

[impatiences]

mte, like i'm 100% down with the sexual fluidity and know that that's the case for tons of people, but my sexuality is absolutely non-flexible.

[itwalksamongus]

ia

The concern trolling questions if I ever tried to date a man are annoying to say the least. And then there are always some lovely people who still don't believe you despite you telling them that you in fact did sleep with men before and that it holds the same appeal as washing dishes to you.

[by_venoms_sting]

you in fact did sleep with men before and that it holds the same appeal as washing dishes to you.

Lol

[sintitulo]

lmao i love this comment

[by_venoms_sting]

ia

[soul_amazinn]

I think the world would be more open to being fluid if people didn't care about other people's sexuality so much.

I don't think it's really appropriate to say ever ones sexuality is fluid just because yours is.

[ghastly]

Yeah, I feel like there's some people who are so focused on "I AM STRAIGHT AND I WILL HAVE MY STRAIGHT RELATIONSHIP AND MY STRAIGHT LIFE AND MY STRAIGHT FAMILY AND SEX ON PROM NIGHT AND TWO KIDS AND A DOG AND A WHITE PICKET FENCE" that they don't stop and think what it is, exactly, that they really WANT from life, and that their sexuality might be more fluid than they know

[ugotnothinonme]

ia

[soyymilk]

thissssss

[blancsenneige]

Yeah, but the thing is, not everyone is straight, and the "sexuality is fluid" conversation is very much used against lesbians. "Don't worry, you might end up with a man, still, you never know!"

[ghastly]

Oh, I 100% know that, and that's BS. I'm not saying that, when someone's sure, they can't BE sure. I fully believe that if someone's had the heart-to-heart with themselves about possibly being gay/bi/a/pan, that they are exactly what they claim to be. I also believe that, without that conversation, someone might be more "fluid" than they think they are.

[louisebelcher]

mte!

[jogas]

ia with your second statement 100%

[jrh19782002]

people are nosy bitches.