Where are you on the Kinsey Scale?

[The Scientific States]

When you were nine?

Lol, I wasn't even aware of what sex was until 11.

I was 8 1/2 on my school playground (i obviously hadn't learned about that boundary yet) when I discovered this and my homosexuality, and I did it alone for the first time a few days later.

I found out about sex at age 10. I thought it was disgusting until the sixth grade.

I was never certain of my sexuality, Id think about men, but try to get rid of those thoughts, thinking they weren't "normal." That's what being raised in a homophobic environment does to you. By the beginning of 8th grade, I accepted the fact that I was bisexual.

[Kelinfort]

I'm exclusively heterosexual (male cis gender) but interestingly enough I've been rated as quite feminine (50-50 or 70-30 in favor of femininity over masculinity) in gender quizzes. The scale itself doesn't judge all, nor do the stereotypes today.

[Othelos]

When you were nine?

Lol, I wasn't even aware of what sex was until 11.

I was 8 1/2 on my school playground (i obviously hadn't learned about that boundary yet) when I discovered this and my homosexuality, and I did it alone for the first time a few days later.

Had you even hit puberty yet?

[New Frenco Empire]

3. I'm about as bisexual as the average Skyrim character is.

That's actually very bisexual.

[Hetalian Indie Rio de Janeiro]

I was 8 1/2 on my school playground (i obviously hadn't learned about that boundary yet) when I discovered this and my homosexuality, and I did it alone for the first time a few days later.

My thing for boys was always there, though I only found it normal until people started to make it clear it wasn't after I started to grow a sense that being gay isn't wanting to get a sex change (in non-Western cultures it's common for people to associate non-conventional gender with homosexuality, and the homosexuals with a more discrete/conventional gender expression pass as not one of them). I didn't found any problem since my main thing was for girls. At 13 I found out yaoi, started fangirling, romanticized my crush at age 7 that had a few risqué tones, and learned bisexuality was a thing, and came out to my mom in the same week, and 2008 became marked as the most insane year of my life.

[The Roman Imperial Republic]

I was 8 1/2 on my school playground (i obviously hadn't learned about that boundary yet) when I discovered this and my homosexuality, and I did it alone for the first time a few days later.

I found out about sex at age 10. I thought it was disgusting until the sixth grade.

I was never certain of my sexuality, Id think about men, but try to get rid of those thoughts, thinking they weren't "normal." That's what being raised in a homophobic environment does to you. By the beginning of 8th grade, I accepted the fact that I was bisexual.

I was too. The only difference was I was incredibly independent of my family and did my best to challenge their preconceptions at every turn. Honestly you would think I was randomly picked up off the street and lived them. Literature, Philosphy, and Science helped. My family is a gaggle of Conservative catholic homophobes. I am a gay, Anti-theistic, hedonist.

I never let my peers crush my sex drive.

[Solaray]

I got zero. I'm so straight a carpenter could use me as a level. In reality it's probably like 0.5. Either that or I'm just super straight.

Actually scratch that. I'm just straight zero.

[Blasveck]

I was 8 1/2 on my school playground (i obviously hadn't learned about that boundary yet) when I discovered this and my homosexuality, and I did it alone for the first time a few days later.

I found out about sex at age 10. I thought it was disgusting until the sixth grade.

I was never certain of my sexuality, Id think about men, but try to get rid of those thoughts, thinking they weren't "normal." That's what being raised in a homophobic environment does to you. By the beginning of 8th grade, I accepted the fact that I was bisexual.

Wow.

I didn't discover my bisexuality until early last year.

A curious event for me. I don't know whether it was true or not, but I felt as if I had developed feelings for men over time. Like it maybe wasn't always there.

I don't know.

[Hetalian Indie Rio de Janeiro]

I never let my peers crush my sex drive.

In my family, and Rio in general, it's more of "you should try fucking before saying serious things like this, brat -_-" xD

Not that there weren't preteen and young teen gay emo orgies in anime conventions. xD /abafa o caso

[Olivaero]

I'm exclusively heterosexual (male cis gender) but interestingly enough I've been rated as quite feminine (50-50 or 70-30 in favor of femininity over masculinity) in gender quizzes. The scale itself doesn't judge all, nor do the stereotypes today.

It's best to disconnect the 4 different concepts of Sexuality, sex, Masculinity/femininity and Gender in your mind they are independent of each other mostly being a homosexual guy is completely different to being a feminine heterosexual.

[The Roman Imperial Republic]

I was 8 1/2 on my school playground (i obviously hadn't learned about that boundary yet) when I discovered this and my homosexuality, and I did it alone for the first time a few days later.

My thing for boys was always there, though I only found it normal until people started to make it clear it wasn't after I started to grow a sense that being gay isn't wanting to get a sex change (in non-Western cultures it's common for people to associate non-conventional gender with homosexuality, and the homosexuals with a more discrete/conventional gender expression pass as not one of them). I didn't found any problem since my main thing was for girls. At 13 I found out yaoi, started fangirling, romanticized my crush at age 7 that had a few risqué tones, and learned bisexuality was a thing, and came out to my mom in the same week, and 2008 became marked as the most insane year of my life.

I had a feeling it was there, but never fully realized until that fun day on the playground with my best friends. I can understand the lack of understanding.

[The Scientific States]

I found out about sex at age 10. I thought it was disgusting until the sixth grade.

I was never certain of my sexuality, Id think about men, but try to get rid of those thoughts, thinking they weren't "normal." That's what being raised in a homophobic environment does to you. By the beginning of 8th grade, I accepted the fact that I was bisexual.

I was too. The only difference was I was incredibly independent of my family and did my best to challenge their preconceptions at every turn. Honestly you would think I was randomly picked up off the street and lived them. Literature, Philosphy, and Science helped. My family is a gaggle of Conservative catholic homophobes. I am a gay, Anti-theistic, hedonist.

I never let my peers crush my sex drive.

Another LGBT person with catholic, conservative parents? Welcome to the club.

My conservative parents aren't really supportive of LGBT Rights, neither was my old Catholic school, where about 90 percent of the kids hated gays. Because of my peers and parents, I have yet to come out of the closet.

[The Scientific States]

I found out about sex at age 10. I thought it was disgusting until the sixth grade.

I was never certain of my sexuality, Id think about men, but try to get rid of those thoughts, thinking they weren't "normal." That's what being raised in a homophobic environment does to you. By the beginning of 8th grade, I accepted the fact that I was bisexual.

Wow.

I didn't discover my bisexuality until early last year.

A curious event for me. I don't know whether it was true or not, but I felt as if I had developed feelings for men over time. Like it maybe wasn't always there.

I don't know.

It's possible that it developed over time.

[Lantianguo]

4. Though it's more like a 3.7 average. My sexuality is like my hair: no matter how much I try to straighten it, it never sticks for long.

[Othelos]

I found out about sex at age 10. I thought it was disgusting until the sixth grade.

I was never certain of my sexuality, Id think about men, but try to get rid of those thoughts, thinking they weren't "normal." That's what being raised in a homophobic environment does to you. By the beginning of 8th grade, I accepted the fact that I was bisexual.

I was too. The only difference was I was incredibly independent of my family and did my best to challenge their preconceptions at every turn. Honestly you would think I was randomly picked up off the street and lived them. Literature, Philosphy, and Science helped. My family is a gaggle of Conservative catholic homophobes. I am a gay, Anti-theistic, hedonist.

I never let my peers crush my sex drive.

I was pretty much the opposite, until recently.

I thought I was an asexual for a while because I repressed myself so much. I was taught homosexuality was caused by demons, so of course I tried to avoid it.

[Blasveck]

Wow.

I didn't discover my bisexuality until early last year.

A curious event for me. I don't know whether it was true or not, but I felt as if I had developed feelings for men over time. Like it maybe wasn't always there.

I don't know.

It's possible that it developed over time.

Does that happen?

[New Frenco Empire]

I was 8 1/2 on my school playground (i obviously hadn't learned about that boundary yet) when I discovered this and my homosexuality, and I did it alone for the first time a few days later.

I found out about sex at age 10. I thought it was disgusting until the sixth grade.

I was never certain of my sexuality, Id think about men, but try to get rid of those thoughts, thinking they weren't "normal." That's what being raised in a homophobic environment does to you. By the beginning of 8th grade, I accepted the fact that I was bisexual.

Pretty sure most homo and bisexuals were homophobic at some point in their lives. I knew I was, though, that ran it's course by the time I reached high school. I didn't discover (or, rather, come to terms) my bisexuality until early senior year.

[Katyuscha]

Most everyone that I know just assumed that I was gay, before I came out, ao there wasn't much shock.

Fun stuff.

[Aeken]

I was 8 1/2 on my school playground (i obviously hadn't learned about that boundary yet) when I discovered this and my homosexuality, and I did it alone for the first time a few days later.

I found out about sex at age 10. I thought it was disgusting until the sixth grade.

I was never certain of my sexuality, Id think about men, but try to get rid of those thoughts, thinking they weren't "normal." That's what being raised in a homophobic environment does to you. By the beginning of 8th grade, I accepted the fact that I was bisexual.

I recall having homosexual desires around 10. For a time I convinced myself I was bisexual. It was hard to accept initially. But over time it was much easier. And then I realized I was really gay.

[Hetalian Indie Rio de Janeiro]

I had a feeling it was there, but never fully realized until that fun day on the playground with my best friends. I can understand the lack of understanding.

I knew if I could live together, kiss, cuddle, marry and have children with my best friend at age 7, I would choose yes without a blink, but I didn't problematize it until "masculine" douchebags started to tell their version of what was better for me or anyone.

Really, I couldn't care less for conservative people and their aversion to sexuality in general. I turned atheist at the slightest exposure of Catholicism after giving it a chance in spite of my grandmother's countless innocent superstitions.

[The Scientific States]

I found out about sex at age 10. I thought it was disgusting until the sixth grade.

I was never certain of my sexuality, Id think about men, but try to get rid of those thoughts, thinking they weren't "normal." That's what being raised in a homophobic environment does to you. By the beginning of 8th grade, I accepted the fact that I was bisexual.

Pretty sure most homo and bisexuals were homophobic at some point in their lives. I knew I was, though, that ran it's course by the time I reached high school. I didn't discover (or, rather, come to terms) my bisexuality until early senior year.

My parents and school taught me that gay thoughts weren't normal. That's why I tried repressing them.

[The Scientific States]

It's possible that it developed over time.

Does that happen?

Maybe. I'm not sure.

[Olivaero]

It's possible that it developed over time.

Does that happen?

Yeah, sexuality can change over time. It's a fluid thing dependent on all sorts of factors. For example I've read that theirs a greater incidence in Asexuality in women above 40. So it appears environmental factors continue to influence your sexuality throughout your entire life. From an anecdotal point of view I've certainly observed it.

[Kelinfort]

I'm exclusively heterosexual (male cis gender) but interestingly enough I've been rated as quite feminine (50-50 or 70-30 in favor of femininity over masculinity) in gender quizzes. The scale itself doesn't judge all, nor do the stereotypes today.

It's best to disconnect the 4 different concepts of Sexuality, sex, Masculinity/femininity and Gender in your mind they are independent of each other mostly being a homosexual guy is completely different to being a feminine heterosexual.

They are, I just find it interesting that they are automatically associated by many as stereotypes.

[Hetalian Indie Rio de Janeiro]

Most everyone that I know justs seemed to have assumed that I was gay, before I came out.

Fun stuff.

Everybody overreacted. Like with emotional instinctive flip-flop beatings, and desperate horror movie-style screams. My nerdy weirdness suddenly turned 7 shades of glitter.