"Pansexuality Is Super VALID!"

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[@owllanstar625]

I used to be a Genderfluid Pansexual due to my high school LGBTQ club making me feel as though I didn’t fit in standards and it didn’t really help that I was so easily influenced due to being Autistic. That was 4 years ago, I no longer have a short blue perm, I’m a long haired blonde woman who is bi-sexual, and I’ve never felt less confused in my life.

[@iosafnc]

I was in basically the same boat. Identified as non binary and pansexual (I'm also autistic btw!) and roked into it by thinking that it was "me" and explained all of my problems. Turns out I just had internalized homophobia 😭 Turns out.... I'm just a bisexual guy lmaooo

[@koalaray_sketches]

So happy you grew out of that. I bet you’re much happier now too 😊

[@ivydark9741]

Make bisexual great again.

[@shrimplee1]

i have a VERY similar story

[@kellysouter4381]

Yes, they really focus on autistic people, I've read so many stories like this. Some are pushed into the surgeries too. You were lucky.

[@idojukin3468]

being pan is basically "the more woke version" of being bi

[@Suthech]

Not only woke Version, also sciencedinying and factdinying Version. This woke Activists dinying the whole Biology. And i think not One of them will be a Slimemold, they have "mixed" Sexes, some are 10 % Female and 90 % Female and so on. The Reason is the Reproduction of them. They reproduce thru Conjunction, a so different Version of Reproduction that you cant say this can Humans doing too. No Way! We are to complex on our Biology as this Slimemold. But wait, some of this Activist acting like a Slimemold, maybe they can do this. ;) And Yes, i am a Biologist. ;)

[@LadyHawke78]

I came here to say this but I see it has already been said. 😃👍

[@simseven4967]

Wok-pan🤭

[@DgardsGaming]

I was literally thinking this see this video appear on YT recommendations, because it totally is.

[@denisebacher5040]

Yes!👏🏼 A

[@greyhoundgirl9726]

There’s gay, straight, and bi. Any other label is a cry for attention.

[@demeowhiya]

@@orangesnowflake3769 all these specifications make it too complicated tbh. You don’t HAVE to go by a label. being unlabeled is completely fine too.

[@someoneovertheinternet4417]

​@@orangesnowflake3769 Maybe you are simply just a lesbian, you don't have to be intimate with others to be straight, gay, or bi, you simply need to be attracted to them.

[@joshuar9560]

​@demeowhiya Okay but what if you're a man and one time you had feelings for another man but that only happens on Thursdays and whenever Mars is in retrograde?

[@that_Senni]

I found out about panshmexuality many years ago on a forum in my country language (not english, as you can guess). In that forum they descibed bishmexuality to be attracted to the people opposite and your shmex but in bilogical sense (so bi is being attracted to the people nowadays reffered as "cis"). And being pan they described to being attracted to "cis-" and trans-poeple. I think in that definition panshexuality makes sense and isn't cry for attention.

[@shadariaworthy9456]

@@joshuar9560 you would be gay

[@xMariCherryx]

These people try so hard to defend how bi and pan are different yet say nonbinary and trans are completely the same. What a joke.

[@MFYouTube683]

Great point

[@greenaum]

I've still never found anyone who can explain what "non-binary" means without reference to ridiculous stereotypes. And necessarily reinforcing those stereotypes, which back in the day we considered to be bad and outdated. And even then, the explanation is vague.

[@Echoboom1992]

Non-binary and trans ARE the same. They don't exist anymore than the Easter Bunny does unless just having abstract conversations about it counts as existing.

[@kevincurr4641]

The same attention seeking buffoons, claim everyone is biased while stating the majority hetrosexual population, gays, lesbians, and bi are evil transphobic. This micro, minority, pseudo religious cult needs to get the grip on reality. The pendulum is swinging hard against them, let's have another day of HRC trans supporting a child unaliving trans, that's worked out extremely badly the first time and every other time since.

[@rdisherprojectdotcom]

@@greenaum Remember when labels were seen as reductive and cool people avoided using them? It was fine for guys to wear nail polish and makeup and for girls to not be Stepford wives?

[@slasherfilmz]

As a bisexual woman these people just piss me tf off

[@nuggetsintherain]

Saaaame ❤

[@betisbaby]

frr ive always felt the bi erasure everywhere and woke people are doing it when they are supposed to be super tolerant

[@denisebacher5040]

Me too! They are the “I have to be the center of attention” jerks I always avoided in my early adult years.

[@deimaa222]

As another bisexual woman I agree

[@kit76149]

As another bisexual woman, I agree. It feels like nobody hates us and our existence more than this "community" who paint themselves as accepting and tolerant. It's why I don't celebrate pride (among other reasons). Day one of pride month had people making biphobic posts on twitter. It literally only took one day for people to say a couple who looks straight shouldn't be welcome at pride or other events gay people go to, even though both members of the couple they were slandering for being "straight" were bisexual. It seems like they hate us because in their eyes, we're not gay enough. Being bisexual isn't cool or trendy with the kids anymore, being trans, non-binary, aroace and polyamorous or whatever else (or multiple things at once) is now, so we're "too normal""too straight". It's infuriating. They insult me and erase my identity, and then expect me to cheer for them and their identity?

[@gissellest333]

It's Bisexuality, plain and simple.

[@JoeStanek-vu7rl]

I disagree, my bisexual wife is only attracted to acctual men and women. She has no intrest in non-bianary, trans or anything else other than male and female.

[@benfisher1376]

​@@JoeStanek-vu7rlThose people are still male or female

[@Harrow567]

Yeah, it’s that but with extra steps and how those steps aren’t making any sense

[@greenaum]

Nah, mostly it's straight people doing it cos they think it makes them cool and interesting. Rather than ridiculous clowns. A genuine bisexual person doesn't have anything to prove. But a fake one might want to have a bit of evidence to back themselves up. A relationship with their own sex would be a good starter. There's reasons why a person might not have had a relationship with their own sex yet. The opportunity might just not have come up. But eventually when a person gets old enough, you have to assume they just don't want one. Which, again, makes them ridiculous.

[@greenaum]

@@JoeStanek-vu7rl You don't have one of those awful "open" relationships, do you? I'm bi and perfectly capable of monogamy. My next relationship might be with a man or a woman, but the one I'm in, is with one person and I'm committed to it. You don't "need" to be fucking 2 different people, any more than a hetero guy who likes more than one "type" of woman is allowed to go out and bang them. It's either, not both. [unless you're one of those "poly" people, who I'm amazed manage to find anyone to fuck them at all, never mind half a dozen to share their chlamydia with. just seems like a social group with low standards and poor boundaries.]

[@theonedraven8007]

i was about to say exactly what you said, Bi means 2. the B in bisexual invalidates the entire TQ+ arguement of LGB

[@poogissploogis]

Yes exactly! I'm honestly surprised they haven't cancelled it yet.

[@arandomhuman9398]

​@poogissploogis I mean there are people who genuinely think being bi is transphobic so I'd say we're close!

[@chefnyc]

If you read the history of adding T to the list, you will hear similar arguments. Once you add identity politics into sexual orientation movement (LGB), things get meaningless. LGB only makes sense when you accept 2 sexes and that gender is completely made up.

[@chefnyc]

Identity politics were not initially welcomed by LBG community because the movement was about sexual orientation and without binary sex, LGB loses its meaning.

[@chefnyc]

my comment was deleted twice… LGB depends on binary s3x. Any additional letter made a mess. People are aware for the last 25 years.

[@Daniela-xy8wj]

I can't get over people trying to convince me im aromantic because I'm not in a relationship at this moment 😂 Or telling me that i might be non binary because I don't fully act feminime 💀

[@MegaAbby1990]

People are crazy trying to put other people in a box

[@magiclady4493]

same!! like no i’m just trying to get over my ex that way i don’t hurt the next one 😭

[@greenaum]

Wow, you're not a 1950s housewife so you're therefore not female. You don't play rugby and get into drunken fights, so you're not male. Fucking ridiculous! Not so long ago, progressive people tried to fight stereotypes and show them for the sexist nonsense they are. Now people are deciding stereotypes are more important than actual reality. No wonder they think it's a "social construct". You be you, mate! You know yourself better than anyone else does. And you're not in the business of collecting labels instead of having a personality. I can imagine these people meeting someone at a party. "Hello, I'm a demibiantinontrinarrist semi-hemi-boygirl, except on Saturdays" "..."

[@niji.sateenkaari8835]

Be careful there, a pair of jeans might make you a boy! 💀

[@PurpleMonadoBlaze]

I actually used to identify as a pansexual. I first heard of being pansexual back in 2015 (actually) and identified as that for a few years. However, non-binary wasn’t a thing back then. I just thought pansexual meant you would date someone who’s trans. Then, I actually tried to date someone who’s trans (and another who’s a cross dresser) and no. It’s something I will never ever do again. So I just call myself bisexual now.

[@wintermoon7003]

Nonbinary was most definitely a thing then and that's what set off all these crazy damn labels. It started out as NB.

[@JMitch69]

​@@wintermoon7003makes you wonder what ever happened to the androgyny that was so present in the 60s 70s and 80s... back then, it didn't matter! You could be a man who looked very feminine but still be secure in your sexuality. Most artists were CELEBRATED for exactly that! Perfect example of this...David Bowie.

[@greenaum]

@@JMitch69 Yup. The whole "gender" movement is INCREDIBLY sexist! It's based entirely on stereotypes, that people in the past tried to destroy because they were harmful. Now it's not just stereotyping, if a girl wants a football it means she's actually a boy! Stereotypes are now more important than physical reality. Thanks, "progressives".

[@emilyhughes4297]

@@JMitch69you say back then it didn’t matter…. But it obviously did. Like if you lived in any where outside of a big city, especially in a working class town any kind of gender non conformity meant that you probably would get beat up. My dad and uncle used to get shit for just having long hair

[@jungkookswife1969]

@@wintermoon7003legit. it’s not even a thing lmao

[@salazar556]

I was so damn confused when I was younger. I had no idea if I was bisexual or pansexual. Now I realize I'm bi and pansexuality is literally just the same thing.

[@santorosan5848]

Same here! Pansexuality is just a woke copy of Bisexuality, but in a more shittier way.

[@cradica]

Same, I was even more confused being asexual, I have no idea what attraction feels like

[@staceypark7408]

Pansexual is transphobic . They are saying they don't see trans women/ trans men as women/ man

[@dollguts9801]

I need someone to provide clarity for me, (I’m confused) so the offensivet says that gender and sex are the same thing. However, the google definition says that they’re socially constructed? (Gender), which means it could lead to multiple genders. I don’t agree with all of them because some of them just sound plain stupid to me. Okay, but back to my question how are they the same thing? He says in the video that saying that they’re socially constructed is erasing gays, which make sense.

[@staceypark7408]

@dollguts9801 you need to consideration we have 2 sex male and female. Been gay is someone of the male sex been attracted to someone of the male sex- a gay male would not be attracted to a trans man as they don't have the right sexual parts. And visa versa for lesbians. The issue arises because we use gender and sex interchangeable so it should be a gay male rather than a gay man. This has happened because man is predominantly linked to the male sex The gender social construct of a woman is predominantly linked to the female sex but it's never been exclusive. Trans women , intersex women and xy intersex women including xy intersex women that have given birth are all the gender of woman even though they aren't the female sex. gender is a social construct that constantly evolves what a woman was in the 1900's is completely different from what a woman was in the 1950's or 70's, but the female sex didn't change. Its the set of roles and expectations that a particular society sets for a group of people There's always been more than the 4 Genders that we use ( boy,girl man, women ) with other societies The Bugis society recognises, makkunrai, oroané, bissu, calabai, and calalai, they have had these gender for 6 centuries, The Hijra/kinnar Of India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, And Nepal, traceable back 2000 years in India Khawaja siras Mahu of hawaii Muxes Of Mexico Xaniths Of Oman Two spirits in America Six Genders Of Classical Judaism Fa’afafines of Samoa Sekratas of Madagascar Guevedoces of The Dominican Republic Warias of Indonesia Mukhannathh in Islamic / Arabic Mukhanis if you go back to roman

[@AshleyCobalt]

“Pansexual is about being attracted to the personality of the person rather than purely the physical appearance” that’s not a sexuality. That’s just falling in love

[@anthonycarlisle6184]

Hedonism?

[@michaelangelo-the-singer-br549]

Bullshit, that bisexual. If anything their freaks for wanting to confuse everyone with their slutty life!

[@WeRNthisToGetHer]

That isn't necessarily love. It's simply being attracted to others. Everyone is attracted to others unless they are asocial.

[@MorayG0gol]

I don’t undertsand why you can’t just say „I’m bi/gay/straight but I also date transsexuals” it’s much more straightforward and easier to understand

[@zillaxmiejiunki]

w pfp

[@kit76149]

Honestly like. Some bisexuals date trans people/find trans people attractive, other's don't. That's just a preference. Does a personal preference really need it's own label?

[@MorayG0gol]

@@kit76149 yes that's what I'm saying

[@Femfemio]

Because sexuality is based on biological sex, not made up genders.If you want transsexuals too then youre not just straight or gay,¨.

[@sbj89123]

Or just “I date whoever the feck I want”. It really is so simple.

[@jamisonfawkes8537]

i went from a bi teenage girl to a nonbinary pansexual to a transman pansexual back to nonbinary pansexual, and now i’m finally back to being a bisexual woman since escaping the woke “queer” cult. wish i could say i made it out unscathed, but i’m honestly just glad to be myself again

[@elensila74]

That sounds like a hell of a journey. I am happy you found your way back to yourself❣

[@ellemmenn2930]

Good for you for getting yourself out of that situation, that’s a rough road

[@Ph3r0]

As a Bi, I will always say pansexuality is being bi with extra steps no matter how you sell it to me.

[@poogissploogis]

The only way it would make sense to me is if bisexual means biological male and female, while pansexual includes trans men and women as well, because let's be real, they're both completely different experiences to their biological counterparts.

[@kit76149]

@@poogissploogis I have always felt this way about it. That's the only way it makes sense to me. But even then, an argument could be made that that's just preferences, not a totally different sexuality.

[@bradentripp8141]

It's bisexuality with some virtue signaling...😅

[@wintermoon7003]

@@poogissploogis That's what I always thought being pansexual was about.

[@wintermoon7003]

@@kit76149 Yep, I agree with this statement as well. I had this thought all within the same post I had written! XD Because I could see why pansexual was a thing until I continued thinking about it and then came to the same conclusion as you!

[@galileodos4329]

The moment they start saying that bisexuality is attraction to "more than one gender" you know they aren't talking about the only two existing genders. Imagine hearing someone claim they're bi and then say because they like men and, idk, demiboys... and that woman raising the number of genders like, girl do you know what BI means....

[@AmazingRebel23]

I used to think I was a demiboy after I submitted myself to the woke cult, now I realize it’s demeaning to call myself half a man, and the only reason I thought I was is that I’m trans, and inherently I had to learn how to be a man. These labels allow people to give up on so many levels.

[@galileodos4329]

@@AmazingRebel23 Yeah. I honestly never got behind the whole demigender concept, I could and still cannot grasp how someone could possibly feel "partially a boy/girl" with certainty, like, how?! and what's the other part of them then?... Even when I asked this before in several "gender-related" places I never got a clear answer. Some of these concepts are just so vague and like everything floats on a void where nothing makes sense. Well anyways, good for you for figuring a way out of that stuff and a way into feeling better with your real self!

[@AmazingRebel23]

@@galileodos4329 Thanks, it really is true. There is nothing else to "discover", we found all the genders thousands of years ago and transitioning from one to the other is the only option lmao

[@kaseythekannibal]

Bi literally means two. And now I, a bipedal bisexual am putting on bifocals for the biweekly ride on my bicycle.

[@creatrixZBD]

have a great ride, bye 👋🏼 😊 beware low-hanging bifurcated boughs!

[@JMitch69]

YEEEEAAAASSSSSSSS! This is fucking awesome!! 🤘🏻😜🤘🏻 Very well put and funny!!! Thank you so much for explaining it like this.

[@lisawhereisthecultjam]

❤️

[@chloealexandria8524]

😂 hell yeah

[@gulagbean289]

Will you ride your bicycle for a bicentenary?

[@kittyroxs]

Ok Im confused. If pansexual is being attracted to personality... Arent we all attracted to personality? Im a straight woman but Im not attracted to just any guy, Im attracted to men whose personailities click with mine. I mean I know sometimes you might have casual sex, but when it comes down to a relationship isnt personality important to everyone?

[@koalaray_sketches]

Seriously, like what? Sure, some people are superficial. But most of the population is attracted to personality. Be fucking fr

[@pineappleTARDIS]

That's exactly it. It's like a label saying "I'm better than you because I'm attracted to PERSONALITY not LOOKS." Like... okay. It's a mix of both for everyone, we're just honest about it over here, you know?

[@kit76149]

Yes. It doesn't matter how hot someone is if they're a complete jerk. That turns everyone off. The only time neither apply is when it's just about getting money, but even then that takes a certain type of person, not everyone can just ignore their innate repulsion

[@hamburgerbrain]

I recently saw a dating profile for a gender fluid non-binary person who was "bisexual"... Lol. Let that sink in.

[@NaggingStudent]

*Veerryyy* ironic.

[@chefnyc]

Yeah, it’s confusing without redefining bi. Does that mean attracted to both men and women? Or both homo/heterosexual. If it is the second definition, it’s quite hilarious. You can be attracted to the same person (wife) and claim bisexual by changing your own gender. Looks like there is something for married men in the community.

[@elensila74]

It's like "I want to be allowed to change my identity by the hour, but I demand from my partner to pick a lane and stick to it". Nice opening 😁

[@AmazingRebel23]

@@elensila74women’s double standards on a plate.

[@rdisherprojectdotcom]

The person picked two out of the infinite gender grab bag. Demiboys and Half Nelsons only.

[@jemschmidt7893]

When my father died a few weeks ago, because of a fall at home, the police were involved. I was asked my pronouns when holding my fathers body. I am a woman. Disgusted that I was asked that

[@RobSchellinger]

"My pronoun is Cock Puncher!" (The Onion Movie reference)

[@zillaxmiejiunki]

im so sorry for your loss, 🕊️society is insufferable nowadays. the audacity of those officers is infuriating.

[@samisparkleheart]

I'm sorry to hear about your dad passing away ❤

[@greenaum]

Just tell them that you don't subscribe to that political belief. Although the implication that some gender-nut would be there holding their father's body, and start a tantrum from being "misgendered" is a worry. Either because it's ridiculous and would never happen, so the police were going over the top. Or else because it's ridiculous and WOULD happen, possibly HAS happened, and the police were, unfortunately, obliged to do it.

[@Echoboom1992]

Yes, your pronouns were clearly the most pressing matter. At least they got that part of the story solved quickly.

[@guyjulius8078]

I’m gay and can’t even keep up with the latest trends and labels being created to appease the bored, uncreative, and friendless members of society.

[@greenaum]

See, before Internet, these people just kept the nonsense to themselves. Allowing them to form groups without having to go outside has had a terrible effect on society.

[@ankavoskuilen1725]

There is absolutely no need to keep up. For me, my own life is challenging enough.

[@DevilDaddyGaming2024]

Pansexuality is not a label only supporting Trump is a Label

[@traceyantory5217]

When I was little being bisexual was being attracted to men and women. Pansexuality was being into men, women and/or people that are medically identified as transgender or intersex. Back when medicine was about science though. But these weren't dictionary definition and just an understanding developed from socialization.

[@elensila74]

Yes, exactly. And back in those time it did have a function to call yourself pansexual, because it meant that a transitioned person can go on a date with you without worrying about getting beaten up or reported to the police at the end of the evening.

[@traceyantory5217]

@@elensila74 exactly. And actually having disphoria was very important because they wouldn't have identified you as transgender without first admitting you have a medical problem you can't control. I use to view myself as pansexual when this was the known definition. But now because the definition is so loose and can mean almost anything I can't. If you aren't medically diagnosed I can't believe that it's actually the true you and not you trend hopping to win imaginary points.

[@greenbeans9748]

This is the exact reason why I agree with the pan label being just as legitimate as bi. The only parts that make it confusing are infinite number of make-believe identities or people having specific gender preferences over others. For example, what do we do if someone claims to be pan but doesn't want to date NBs and biowomen? Does that still count or do we need to make up another new label? 😂

[@username666_w]

THANK YOU! thats what im talking about! im bi and im so sicking tired of this "pan" thing...god! ive been called transfobic for being bi...it doesnt make any sense..

[@Yuukichan1888]

Exactly I'm bi and that doesn't necessarily mean I exclude trans from my dating pool

[@AbigailBrickler]

I’ve had the same experience. No, I am NOT transphobic. I am bi and have no problem with legit transsexuals.

[@rdisherprojectdotcom]

So they think you’re choosing to be bi? Whatever happened to being BORN that way? Society is taking so many steps backwards now fr.

[@CapELarry]

These people keep getting crazier.

[@jayaom4946]

I read one book by a sex therapist who mentioned that most men's magazines are filled with pics of women. But most women's magazines are also filled with women. We're the ones that typically go out of our way to be attractive, dressing up, putting on makeup, doing our hair for hours, etc. I've felt attracted to women and thought I was bi but now I realize that it's just the thing that the therapist was talking about. I recognize women's sexiness and it makes me feel sexy. I know I don't want a romantic relationship with women and never have, although I made out with some.

[@emiliah2853]

I think we're also able to see other women as beautiful without actual sexual or romantic attraction, because historically women have largely had to rely on other women. We *need* to be drawn to other women for help, comfort and friendship. Other women were (and are) around us from the moment we were born, to our last breath. Who held the woman who had been in labour for hours, even days when she gave birth in the cave? Whose face did her daughter see when she first opened her eyes? Who nursed her child when she was too weak? Who brought her food? Who held her hand and shared her sorrow when she had to bury yet another child, or when her husband and sons were sent to war? When a woman died, who carefully washed her body in candlelight, braided her hair and dressed her for one last time? Other women. We're naturally drawn to other women, because we need them. That's why I think those women who see other women as competition and even go as far as to avoid them tend to not do that well in life. From my experience, they are often quite lonely and miserable people even if on paper they are doing well, have the house, the job, the clothes and all that, and they take those feelings on the other women who they think are just out there to compete with them 😕 I also went through a period as a young teen where I though I might be bi, because I was bullied a lot, especially by boys my age, so when another girl was nice to me I always felt drawn to her. Thanks to the internet I thought that might be romantic attraction, instead of you know, just good ol' platonic interest. That was back in the early 2010s and since then social media has gotten much worse. There are so many young straight women identifying as "queer" or whatever, because their social and emotional growth was damaged during the pandemic years and social media is telling them all these weird ideas.

[@greenaum]

If you were a lesbian or bi, there really wouldn't be any doubt about wanting to have sex with other women. You'd fantasise about it, and you'd want it, the idea would be nothing but appealing. But never mind, somebody has to be heterosexual I suppose! Birth the next generation and all that! I think a lot of what you're talking about is women's need to compare themselves with each other. That's a whoooole huge issue, but women tend to work by consensus a lot more than men do. To do with all sorts of things that are probably biological, psychological, and social.

[@jayaom4946]

@@greenaum No, that's not true, I don't feel that way about men or women and never have. I don't have sexual fantasies or want it real bad. But I guess some people need to be totally focused on sex! Keeps our energy from getting too focused on higher pursuits!!!

[@Anonymous-uw4sr]

​@@emiliah2853Beautiful comment❤

[@greenaum]

@@jayaom4946 Who's "totally focussed on sex" and what "higher pursuits"? You're one of those "asexuals" who looks down on "sex-havers", right? You think sex-having people never achieved any higher pursuits? May I introduce you to the entire history of the human race? If you're shy or whatever that's fine, that's normal. But making an identity out of the fact you're not having any sex is just bloody stupid. It's fine, you can bone or not bone whoever you want or don't want. I don't care and neither does anyone else. Doesn't make you a different class of human being though. It's a mere sensibility.

[@ladabingo7912]

Pansexuality wears off in your 20s, and when you settle down, have kids, get a mortgage and a dog.

[@MFYouTube683]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@somerandomgirl6093]

The dog part is essential

[@lisawhereisthecultjam]

So fucking true.

[@alexalexander1772]

It’s because we all like to think we’re deep and unique but then find ourselves in a situation and realize, you know this just isn’t for me. I’m good. And that’s ok. You never know your boundaries or limits til you’re there

[@Grimm_Butterfly]

​@alexalexander1772 I think you are truly describing older generations that sensibly had a 4% gay population. Its 2024. Many of us still watch gay porn, flirt with same sex, crush on same sex, may end up with the same sex after an amicable divorce. Most ppl divorce. A lot of these people are fakers, but it's regressive to say "you're gonna grow out of this" Even straight girls using their bi friends as spice in their sex live may stop swinging, but did she really grow out of it? You just don't have the body to compete.

[@jonathansoto4191]

A sexuality isnt an "ability".

[@chefnyc]

Or inability for that matter. So I don’t understand asexual.

[@greenaum]

@@chefnyc I have a suspicion a lot of "asexual" is a person having normal doubts and insecurities, and then that turning into a cult through the Internet. I worry that people are making big decisions on too little evidence, backed up by masses of people thinking the same thing in an online echo chamber. Of course that also explains much of the modern trans-cult. I worry "asexual" people might be missing out on relationships that they might enjoy, in a social group that's the blind leading the blind. I've occasionally come across stuff from their groups. There's a lot about how they're superior to the sex-wanting masses. How sex-havers are indescriminate dogs who'll bone anything because of their low, animal drives. They don't have the self-control of asexuals and are probably less intelligent too. Does stink of copium, sometimes. I can't claim to be an expert, but I'm a human being like any other, and what I know of it doesn't sit right. It's a worry. Still, they're not cutting their tits off or getting their cock out in women's changing rooms. Could be worse.

[@sapphicjester]

@@chefnyc It's just another unneeded label. Some people have a high sex drive, some have a low. It's not a new sexual orientation (as someone who would be considered "asexual") They want to feel included, but I just think your sex life (or lack of) should be kept private. Not everyone needs to know how high or low your libid0 is, only whoever you're dating. But idk, they'll think I'm the crazy one for saying that. 🤷‍♀

[@chefnyc]

@sapphicjester I agree. No employer will discriminate against asexuals. They wouldn’t need new laws like ability to get married to a certain person. All these LBG discussions were in relation to “actual social relations” to they are indeed visible.

[@lesleygilmour4505]

Or a personality...

[@bluespectrum1348]

Now can we talk about how being asexual does not make you part of the LGBT community? Like- lack of sexual attraction is...not a sexual orientation? And even if it was a sexual orientation, society does not discriminate you for not wanting to sleep with people. Lmfao.

[@phillipjakediaz9783]

Asexuality is a thing? But they're not LGBTI.

[@cradica]

​@@phillipjakediaz9783 Is saying eight sexuals aren't lgbt is homophobic

[@beckinfidelis3916]

😂😂 I agree!

[@rosylagoon3600]

I’ve always thought of pansexual as people who are attracted to trans people as well as men and women.

[@zoeyparkerrr]

thats how most pan people see themselves too.

[@rosylagoon3600]

@@zoeyparkerrr right because I as a woman would not be fully attached to a trans man just because they are male presenting, nor would I be attracted to a trans female because they are bio males. It’s like it’s own category.

[@GraveyardOrchid]

Same.

[@Erebo616]

Maybe Asexual as well? I don't really know, but I think it applies. There’s gay, straight, and bi and asexual. But don't think there's more.

[@cradica]

He doesn’t believe in asexuals either, thinks we are broken

[@dollarbillzz]

asexual and aromantic are valid since they apply to actual feelings and normal everyday life stuff

[@ps200306]

The prefix a- just means "not". In biology, asexual reproduction mean reproducing without syngamy (gamete fusion). The organism may be either haploid or diploid, but either way is capable of reproducing without sex. That does not apply to any human who ever lived. People describing themselves as asexual are just disinterested in sex. Used to be described as low libido. But that doesn't get you on the modern gender bandwagon, let alone up the hierarchy.

[@kit76149]

@@cradica Chances are your brain is different chemically or physically to people who do feel sexual attraction. I wouldn't say this is something inherently bad or that makes you "broken" as a human though. I get called "broken" for being autistic, but different does not mean broken. It is just different. It just is. If someone never wants to have sex, that isn't any of my business. The only time I dislike anything related to aroace people are the gen alpha kids who identity as it when they're so young they're probably still in the "ew cooties" phase, not asexual, and crusade against shipping or romance/sex ever being depicted in fiction again since it doesn't cater to their personal "ew gross" feelings. This is a problem for me as a bisexual who likes romance, and I don't appreciate being called a bigot by those aroace kids

[@cradica]

@kit76149 like I still have urges in general, but it's mostly just to "get off." I can't seem to connect with people on a deeper level.

[@katsmeow6946]

Our new at the time neighbor, told my husband and I that she was pansexual. When we went home (minus new neighbor cinnamon rolls) he asked what that meant. I told him she was bi but thought she was special.

[@MsAussieSheila]

genuinely laughed out loud. You aren't wrong.

[@sbj89123]

@@MsAussieSheilasame! 😂

[@ellemmenn2930]

🤣🤣🤣☠️

[@TordenFaaret]

that's a bunch of people in desperate need to learn self-validation instead of begging for it from strangers. and also they need a hobby.

[@adamsky3907]

Boring people wanting to be more interesting

[@NaggingStudent]

Instead of focusing on how they can improve themselves, they just focus on how they can "specialize" themselves with pretty labels that almost never hold any value or truth.

[@lawfulgoodnun1646]

Nah they just got "artism"

[@greenaum]

Well yeah. You've summed up the whole problem. But there's still details and the problems it causes, to talk about. You might also say "fuckin' Internet!". I was on here back in the mid-1990s and it was honestly much much better. Twitter et al have become a cancer on the face of humanity. Or else in our collective brain. Such stupidity would never have gained traction back in the day. You wouldn't have been able to get such meaningless "support" and affirmation from thousands of people, by throwing a performative tantrum (is there any other kind?) about some non-issue. Yeah I really hate this reality. Can we press the reset button and try again? This time round we won't invent electricity.

[@poogissploogis]

I think Blaire White said this, but wokies will argue to their dying breath that bisexual and pansexual are very different, but if you dare to say that trans and non-binary are different, they melt down.

[@NotAnOakButAWillow]

but trans and non binary are different?

[@Wakka1993]

​@@NotAnOakButAWillow nope they are different. Transgender is transition to the opposit gender. Non binary are they do not identified with neither of the 2 gender.

[@greenaum]

Blaire White is the Lord Haw-Haw of the current year. A poster-boy for cognitive dissonance. You can get your gender-nonsense news from much better sources.

[@poogissploogis]

@@NotAnOakButAWillow Yes that's my point. They'll throw a hissy fit if you say that though. Non-binary people want to be part of the trans umbrella so bad despite being nothing like them.

[@Anonymous-uw4sr]

​@@NotAnOakButAWillow That's her point

[@minttulatte]

I've never liked the concept of pansexuality. I didn’t even know it existed until like 2017 or so. I thought it was a new wokie term but then I learned that someone came up with it in late 90s to include trans people in their dating pool. It sounds odd to me that it needs a whole new sexuality because I've always assumed that finding trans people (the actual ones, not the fakers ofc) attractive is a bisexual thing.

[@greenaum]

Oh, Trans people are included in your dating pool anyway. Whether you want them or not! They'll push their way into lesbian dating apps, purely so they can badger you about your not wanting their dick. Or beard. Or personality. They surely can't be expecting to find an actual lesbian to date so I'm assuming that's the only reason. Maybe they think they can get some young, woke, naive lesbian whose bed they can badger their way into. Usually transbians end up hooking up with each other though. Buttbanging each other into a frenzy of lesbianism. Because a lesbian relationship can involve zero vaginas. If an actual female lesbian complains, they're the one who gets the boot. Even though it's completely pointless. You'd think dating app companies would be more mercenary and go with the money. I suppose because it's just 2 or 3 big conglomerates who own all the different sites, though, they have to consider their public image across all the other non-lesbian sites, and go along with the bullshit that ordinary people don't really understand, but try to be well-meaning about even if they don't actually care. So you go the PR-friendly route.

[@staceypark7408]

The problem is It doesn't include us as in the darting pool. They are saying they don't see us as the women/ men we are. It really transphobic

[@Solace_System]

As a bi guy, pan is absolutely transphobic.

[@santorosan5848]

For real! Pansexual is not even a thing!

[@missialsudicial]

huh? why is it?

[@sweetvanillagf]

literally how 💀

[@susanthompson9773]

I guess someone might argue by doing it you’re saying you’re not considering trans women under the category of women? If you’re saying bisexuals are attracted to women and men. Not that I agree at all.

[@santorosan5848]

Pansexuality is not even a thing. It's basically a woke, and dumber, copy of Bisexuality.

[@CrankyBarista]

The woke Olympics. Where everyone competing is so behind in the lap race, they think they're winning.

[@jonprice3342]

We need a clear distinction between people sexually attracted to both male and female seperately (Bisexual) compared those being attracted to not only male or female seperately but also incorporates those whom identify as transgender or mixed gender (Pansexual).

[@melodi996]

You're reading my thoughts, people are bisexual but want to have a "cooler" tag for themselves to stand out!

[@djarinriduur]

I knew a girl in school who insisted on calling herself ‘queer’. She would always say that even though she’d never been attracted to a woman, she wasn’t against the idea of it. Therefore she wasn’t straight.

[@elensila74]

If someone needs to be that vocal about it, the person is probably faking it for clout. But actually that's how I started out, defending homosexuality in the 90's without ever being attracted to a woman myself. 20 years later I ended up with a girlfriend, now we're married. 😄

[@bethroberts674]

I just love this channel; nothing but the truth in all the chaos. Thank you for sharing your bravery and wisdom.

[@mrssmitty3444]

I remember watching a "leaked" video of some Disney execs meeting, and one of the women proudly announces, "I have a child who is pansexual"...They can't even see how cringe this is. You should not know anything about your child's sexuality, at least until puberty hits.

[@greenaum]

Right. If your child is any sort of "sexual", maybe you need to take a seat over there.

[@dynamitesparkles1457]

I know in some cases, the difference between the two is that some bisexual ppl won't date a trans/non-binary person and a pansexual person would date a trans/non-binary person. I think it would be less complicated all around if ppl would say that they're a bisexual person that is or isn't open to dating trans/nonbinary ppl.

[@staceypark7408]

And as a transwomen I would not date a pan as they are saying they don't see us for who we are

[@phillipjakediaz9783]

No. Bisexual people still date trans and intersex. Pansexuals are just bisexual themselves in denial.

[@mackadoodless]

0:57 aaaaand here we go. Bi means two. Why are we trying to add more to that? 😭

[@DutchIsraeli]

It's pretty offensive to insist that straight people don't fall in love with people's personalities. That is the reason everyone falls in love! You don't fall in love with someone who you hate, no matter how sexually attractive they are.

[@anthonycarlisle6184]

Yupyup, people definitely don't fall in love with attractive people they hate, but people do fall with assistance from love's diabolical counterpart, lust.

[@daveh893]

If Pansexuals are attracted to the person regardless of "outer qualities" I dare them to take an interest in people 60 years older than them.

[@annamossity8879]

😂

[@theresas740]

I am totally going to thieve this...

[@Mills1210]

That’s not even funny it’s rude and insensitive. Research before commenting and yapping about a sexuality that you’re not and clearly don’t know about. Pansexuality MEANS that a person is attracted to someone regardless of if they are trans, non binary, girl, boy, and more. So, do your research before making assumptions.

[@DreadGB]

I'm sorry but anything past the 'T' is just Sims character traits

[@dollarbillzz]

i'd say questioning rather than queer for the q

[@DreadGB]

@@dollarbillzz that's pretty much bi curious and shouldn't be considered a sexuality since it's someone basically exploring themselves

[@dollarbillzz]

@@DreadGB mm questioning isnt a sexuality yeah, it could just be part of the lgbtq as knowing that questioning can be part of the journey

[@ericmilosavich8867]

My mom never knew who Jeffery Marsh was and then she saw it and she said "what the hell is that thing and how long do we have to look at it."

[@bryanclaunch7979]

Knowing some Spanish - I though Pan sexual was being attracted to bread

[@weswolever7477]

I like cardamom bread

[@Fuzzycat16]

Pansexual = I'm desperate so i'll take anything.

[@TheGentleProphet]

Pansexuality actually makes me very angry as a trans man who does everything to pass and has gotten many surgeries, it basically means that if i were to date a man, he would not be gay or bi, he has to have a entirely different sexuality because trans people are so different from other people that we require our lovers to take up a new identity just to say we are attractive, bc we are apparently so different from cis people that you cant be bi or straight or gay if you fall in love with one of us

[@Rat_Queen86]

Does it confuse anyone else that a group of people who reject labels also create a tonne of new ones?

[@Chrissy666pyro]

1:17 She needs to put that blush down lml

[@vanessak69]

Oh, Marcus those people are “queer”, which is now shorthand for “straight doesn’t sound cool tho.”

[@Yuukichan1888]

I'm bi and it's the same with extra steps P.s. I'm in a long term hetero relationship and I've had enough of ppl saying I'm straight, I'm not I'm just monogamous. I've not "picked a side" I'm just committed

[@RavenFirewind]

Right there with you. I've been with my husband for 20 years; I'm not about to throw that away to prove myself to a bunch of strangers (or even acquaintances). We're not the circus; we're not here to perform for anyone else's amusement.

[@Yuukichan1888]

@@RavenFirewind I've also had enough of the stereotype that bi ppl are loose or can't be trusted not to cheat because we like both. Sure I am attracted to boobs but I'm not going to cheat because my bf doesn't have them

[@dariusbrock2351]

When I first heard the term pansexual I thought it was some weird fetish involving pots, pans and Tupperware. All pf these different terms for the same thing is just unnecessary.

[@elensila74]

The mythology buff that I am, at first I wondered about any possible connection to the Greek god, Pan 😅

[@dariusbrock2351]

@@elensila74 Lol!

[@LukaHeremans]

Hahahaha i cannot 😂😂 that's hilarious (about the pots, pans & Tupperware i mean) im dead 😂😂

[@sharonc9259]

I used to work with sex offenders. We used the term “tri sexual” meaning a person who tries EVERYTHING.

[@k9_fangs]

“there are only two genders” funniest shit i’ve seen in a LOOOONG time.

[@A_Lien.]

Well, pansexuality existed before wokeness... It was a term used to describe someone that can be attracted to others, even without knowing their gender (like androgenous people or something). When I was young, we also used to use that term for people attracted to trans but that still had some parts from their biological sex, as it was not fully heterosexual, nor bi, because usually, people would still date the same sex "presenting". I describe myself as bi, as I can date either male or female but I need the body parts and behavior usually associated with the sex, but my partner could describe as pansexual, as he doesn't care what you have between your legs. And we're not that young nor woke. I also used "could" because we don't really care about labels, as long as you don't hurt anyone, do whatever you want.

[@Biohazard219]

I identified as pan, then I realized how stupid the concept was. Now I'm just bi, way simpler

[@iosafnc]

We need the curls back Marcus!! 😾 Jokes aside, thank you for speaking the truth as per usual ♥️ You give me the words I need to explain my thoughts that I didn't know how to word properly. :)

[@arandomhuman9398]

Sounds like being bi with extra steps 😂

[@travelingnowhereinparticul]

I graduated in 2013. In high school, someone would identify as pansexual instead of bisexuality if they are open to dating a transsexual individual. Many bisexuals do not want to date someone who is transsexual. These terms have changed multiple times and is unhelpful.

[@r.valentyna]

As a bisexual 24 old woman, THANK YOU for this. We’re so tired of bi erasure in general, to now have to deal with people that can’t accept themselves yet try to act as if they’re “morally supperior” than us lol

[@jessicawinter6680]

Bisexuality and Pansexuality are basically the same thing. I choose to identify as Pansexual because I am attracted to anyone. Including trans and intersex people. Or maybe I’m just completely out of the alphabet cult yet and will come back in a year a fully fledged bisexual.

[@StrawberieAmelie]

When I was younger bi meant your attracted to men a women an pan meant you also like men women and trans people 😅😅😅

[@kittipaulovits7722]

As a pansexual i learned as "I don't have a preference. If it's a woman, cool. If it's a man, cool. If it's a confused person who just wants to be loved, cool. As long as i get hugs and kisses i'm good with anything."

[@Spanishbegonia]

"How many labels do we need to create before people are satisfied, are happy with themselves?" This is such a brilliant question. It is spot on. At the end of the day, I think the problem is that people are not happy with themselves and finding new "niches" to fit in (or labels, as you put it) is only running and hiding from the real issue.

[@RaefonB]

I find pansexuality a confusing label BUT I guess there's validity to it if we define it as the following? Bisexual = attraction to both sexes, but no desire to hook up with people whose "gender expression" doesn't match their sex. Pansexuality = attraction to both sexes, and open to dating transsexuals. (At the moment, 'pansexual' is a useful label 'cos it's kinda like having a woke warning attached to their sexual orientation, lol. You're right about them acting as if they're more moral than regular bisexuals.)

[@brittssleepsaround]

I use pan to specify that I don't care about how a person presents, but I know I'm scientificly bisexual.

[@Moss_Guts]

Same!

[@TheMagicOwL127]

pansexual is a biphobic term because it implies that bi people are transphobic. Bi is, since the 70s, defined as the attraction to the spectrum of gender. That is what the bisexual manifesto explains. That is why the flag has three colors: feminine, masculine and everything in between. Learn your lgbt history kids 😢 I dont call myself bi anymore because i fell in love with someone so i don't need to have a mating label/signal. tbh be with whoever you love, love is love. fuck labels ❤

[@kattaiwitch8749]

Exactly, I do the same😁

[@koalaray_sketches]

How do I save my non-binary bff from this cult?

[@EmilyElizabethxox]

You don’t. You just hope they’ll grow out of it. And I wouldn’t recommend trying to get them out of it or you will lose your friend, 100%.

[@koalaray_sketches]

@@EmilyElizabethxox Thank you

[@slasherfilmz]

Wake up y’all, dad just posted another banger🔥🔥

[@9teen9t4]

'Dad' - I love it!

[@sanegiyuu_mybeloved]

I remember going through20 genders and sexualities in 2021-early 2023. There was the nonbinary pansexual phase. Thought I was demisexual. I heard catgender and lunargender existed, and thought I was that because I liked those things😭 Genders other than the 2 are literally just a personality. I even thought I was bigender or genderfluid. Turns out I'm a bisexual girl who finally found her place as one. Just because I don't love all things girly and like some 'tomboyish' things, doesn't make me trans or non binary!! I can love bows one day and like jerseys the next. That doesn't mean I'm genderfluid either. It's really not that hard to be a normal human being, even with having possible mental disorders like me(I'm not diagnosed at all, I just have a hunch that there's something going on).

[@kittylemeu]

THANK You! This pan thing irks me. The Bi label got snatched away around the same time that women stopped identifying as a butch or stud.

[@arwenstrong2818]

I'm a straight, girl, but I feel bad for all the les who like Butch girls because it seems like they are all going trans.

[@9teen9t4]

For some reason I haven't been getting your alerts for some time now! So good to see you again Marcus, you're looking fantastic and I hope all is great in your world 💚.

[@carabingham3207]

I’m bisexual and that’s the only term I’d use to describe my sexuality, but at the same time there’s so much more to a person and me than sexuality.

[@AmericanAmy]

I was fixing to take a nap, but I see your video come on so I can stay awake for a few more minutes. 🥰

[@somerandomgirl6093]

And this is why i love being asexual, i get to avoid all this nonense 😂.

[@riverx6802]

Saying that you’re Pan in my opinion, helps differentiate preferences. Like a bi person likes both genders and a pan person likes both genders and is also attracted to trans people. I do think it’s helpful so that bi people are not called phobic for not wanting to date trans.

[@cradica]

And now people are calming, that's phobic too because you are implying a Trans girl is less of a girl than a cis one

[@jentapsell1137]

Thank you Marcus for once again speaking up for lesbian and gay people who are not part of the community and will be crushed by the community none the less.

[@JMitch69]

I was once conversing with a friend about sexuality and she asked what I was... I told her I was bisexual. She IMMEDIATELY started referring to me as pansexual because in her mind, it's the same thing. 🤦🏻‍♀️ Then I went and looked up the definition of 'pansexual'... Yeah, no. That's not me. I am attracted to men and women. No offense intended, but I don't go for transsexuals. Also, non binary IS NOT a real thing. If someone started hitting on me and claimed to be non binary, I'd be all, "bye Felicia!" I've been with men and women, that's what I want. Nothing else. I honestly don't understand all these young people who need feel the need to redefine EVERYTHING. 🤦🏻‍♀️ Marcus is absolutely right! Just be you!! 😄

[@DamianDC]

Nada mas!... I love the look you give when you say "pansexuality is based in gender ideology", like... disregarded!

[@taki7546]

Ngl I was also talked into thinking that I might be pan. Everyone I knew online was pan💀

[@still_onthemark]

Queerty, a "LGBTQ+" news site, recently ran something about a study of teenagers that found 27% of self-identified bisexuals were extremely depressed while the figure for self-identified pansexuals was 38%. Obviously, these pansexuals could cheer themselves up a lot simply by calling themselves bisexual!

[@kittyroxs]

Im a straight woman who let a woman kiss me once. I figured why not try it - Im open minded. It did nothing for me though so Im still straight.

[@Viciousb5150]

I am a straight woman and in my 20s I was ALLLL about kissing. Loved to just kiss/makeout. I also think that women are beautiful. I used to "hook-up" with girls. But I was always clear that all I wanted was kissing. I made out with plenty of straight women that wanted that kind of affection & fun, yes fun, without being pressured to do more. Do I consider women attractive, yes. Did I ever want to have sex with any of these women, no. It was fun & harmless. And yes I have always considered myself heterosexual.

[@Viciousb5150]

I guess I should add I'm 50 now so totally different landscape than today.

[@LeelayStar]

When i got with my first girlfriend (I'm female) i asked her if this meant i was bi and when i explained that i don't care about an partner being a guy or girl if i like them i like them. She said nah youre pan. But recently ive been having the thoughts that surely bisexual people also have the same thought process. Like they don't feel attraction until getting to fully know the person?

[@randyranda8881]

I still have a soft spot for that term. In highschool, I felt pressure to date or fall in love, i didn't know what to say when someone would ask my type. Pansexual made me feel relieve when I saw other people who also didn't really know nor care, it helped me improve my dating life. I understand both sides, great video again ! ❤

[@MericP86]

I definitely disagree with the statement that woman is straight if she is able to comfortably make out or hook up with women. I've always seen sexual orientation as a line, gay on one end, straight on the other. We all fall somewhere on that line. I'm married to a man but am also attracted to girls. I don't consider myself 100% straight.

[@denisebacher5040]

Been bisexual my whole life ( though I only acknowledged it when I was 13 because before that I didn’t think about sex , though I had been being SA since I was around 6) . I am not attracted to trans people. Have nothing against actual trans people, (one of my closest friends is trans). I just do not see myself being attracted to someone in one body saying they’re meant for another body. I have enough problems with my own mental illness ( thanks to CPTSD) . And I will NEVER be attracted to anyone past the T.

[@cosmickilroy]

I swear I saw internal Cis phobia/heterophobia in action with a man who literally told me he felt guilty for being a cis straight man in his friend group of trans identifying people! Later, he identified as nonbinary and pansexual 🙃

[@chefnyc]

Upped the game. Now that he is pan, he can make others feel guilty 🥳

[@vamvam7690]

If you feel guilty for merely existing in a room full of your ‘friends’ then they aren’t really your friends No-one should be made to feel guilty for inherent things about themselves that they didn’t choose and can’t change

[@LemonicLime447]

I’m bi (and a woman) and have known since middle school and during my freshman year of high school, my bf would always say to me and other people “well I’m ~pan~” like he was better than me and I had to hold myself back from telling him that we’re the same 😂

[@ankavoskuilen1725]

'Pan' means 'everything'. That includes the entire flora and fauna and the parts of nature that are not alive (rocks, water, thunderstorms, etc.) I doubt if they know that. It is rather exclusionary to apply it only to human beings.

[@Xaforn]

Amazing how much trouble and chaos people cook up when they’re bored. These folks need a real hobby, and need to learn some real life skills.

[@arwenstrong2818]

Being pan means you "are sexually attracted to everyone," he says. So...hypersexual, then. Yup. We're still on track for poly & fetishes to become protected identities.

[@chefnyc]

Pans have the vision. So they will date “+” as they show up in the next decade.

[@ginaweith9475]

If you have to tell people that something is valid, it means it isn’t valid. It’s like someone telling you he’s a good guy. If he was a good guy, he wouldn’t have to say it. You would be able to see it. His actions would tell you if he is good or not.

[@monsterguyx6322]

"...the ability to be attracted to all genders," like it's a superpower.

[@rdisherprojectdotcom]

Sounds like something from the next Captain Planet reboot 😆

[@daheikkinen]

I’m pansexual because I think skillets are hot.

[@Eragarev]

Since "sex" and "gender" are compromised, can I just say that I'm sexually attracted to my own sexual dimorphism? Like, I'm a natural grown man, and I'm sexually oriented towards the same. For me, it's a prerequisite, and to go beyond that is a matter of consent for me. Time for a new flag. ❤😂

[@pieceoftoast7410]

I asked my bi, more liberal friend what she thought the difference between being bi and being pan was knowing there are only two genders. She said that bi people typically have a preference for either male or females and pan people do not have a preference. I'm actually kind of suprised that this made somewhat sense to me. I see where she's coming from but it's still hard to draw the distinction and in my mind because there are a lot of holes in that answer.

[@Xoxocutegirl]

When I was younger I thought I was pan because I only had LGBT+ friends and I felt comfortable next to girls. Then I went to college and lost contact with this person and I realized I am only heterosexual like I can't even imaging myself kissing a girl lmaooo

[@silviaconsonni586]

What's disturbing is the amount of face makeup