Can your sexuality change over time?

@wackidywack Sorry, little slow - who is obsessed with what?

@Trav2024 im obsessed with your comment !

@wackidywack OH! OK. Now I understand. Thank you for your support.

@PicturesOfABetterTomorrow It seems you'd rather be focused on who I am so you can attack a strawman of a logical fallacy, rather than present an argument of which you don't have.

I know what you said, and you reiterated it, hence I asked and have now asked again, using your words, what this "baseline" is and, to use your words what you are "learning more and more from science"?. Go ahead.

Asking what you mean in your own words, using your words, is not a fallacy. So, please do tell me what you mean in your words. I don't wish to play games, I'd like to know your thoughts, hence I've asked for your thoughts quoting the exact words you used, that's how discussion works. A "fallacy" would be not asking you what you think and ascribing what I think you mean based upon a predetermined external axiom. I want to know your thoughts. Go ahead.

@Therealsteve No I am calling you out on your behavior. And now you are throwing around random logical fallacies that don't apply for what? To look impressive to a less educated audience here? Your behavior here is entirely performative.


Again you are deliberately misrepresenting my position. My position is there is no fixed baseline for human sexuality. And various studies and research backs this up.

https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/00224499.2023.2289517#abstract

Part of the problem with older research is it expected everyone fit into 3 neat boxes "straight, gay, or bisexual". Categories that themselves don't really predate 1920s Europe. Also for the longest time very little research was done outside western cisgender Caucasian people. There was for example zero accounting for societies that have completely different concepts of sexual identity like the idea of two spirited people from First Nations culture.

The more studies evolved out of white American and European suburbs the more complicated the results have gotten.





I never said that was a fallacy. Implying you are right because you claim to have a degree absolutely is a fallacy.

@CountScrofula

@Ananke when you say you were “asexual” what exactly was it like? Just not interested in sex at all or have a missed the point entirely?

@FoxyGoddess Well for women, it actually can tbh, her side isn't so fixed like a man is tbh

@SW-User Maybe in one's religious side....

@HijabaDabbaDoo Not in a man's sexuality though, but for a woman, yes

@Amy78 Unless if one is a man then his sexuality is fixed tbh, thus guys don't really experiment with eachother like women do tbh

@VladG94 Yes it can. It's a matter of hormones and chronic stress.

@CrazyMusicLover It doesn't work that way in a man since it can't change nor disappear altogether, just because one's mental health affects their sexual desires doesn't mean that it itself is gone altogether, and hormones isn't the root of "sexual change" but the root is really from religion and so on

@VladG94 You're wrong.

@VladG94 Again, I do appreciate your opinion but not everyone thinks the way that you do. Have a good life. 🤓

@Patriot96 Coming from you that is hilarious.

@nativespirit Unless you're a man