What number are you on the kinsey scale?\n\n0 Exclusively heterosexual experience \n1 Predominantly heterosexual experience, only incidentally homosexual \n2 Predominantly heterosexual experience, but more than incidentally homosexual \n3 Equally heterosexual and homosexual experience \n4 Predominantly homosexual experience, but more than incidentally heterosexual \n5 Predominantly homosexual experience, only incidentally heterosexual \n6 Exclusively homosexual experience
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i am 6 all the way baby. LMFAO
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Age: 27\nSex: female\nReligion: eclectic, spiritual\nAnswer: 1
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There is no change in the body of a person at the time of puberty that will determine their sexuality. There is evidence to suggest, and plenty of testimony, and your own personal experience (think...when did you like boys/girls, only at puberty? were you not interested in them earlier?), that sexuality is set at birth, or perhaps early thereafter. By puberty, sexuality is fixed. However, adolescents may be in a curious stage, where experimentation may occur with members of the sex they're not normally attracted to, but this is considered curiousity and does not make someone homo or hetro.\n\nFrom Wikipedia:\n"Probably the most widely cited findings of the Kinsey Reports regard the prevalence of different sexual orientations. Kinsey devised a famous method for expressing a mixture of same-sex and opposite-sex involvement. Instead of a three-category system (e.g., heterosexual, bisexual, homosexual), he created a more fine-grained spectrum. The Kinsey scale ranked individuals from 0 to 6, with 0 being completely heterosexual and 6 completely homosexual. A 1 was considered predominantly heterosexual with only incidental homosexual attraction, a 2 mostly heterosexual with more serious homosexual attraction, a 3 completely equal homosexual and heterosexual attractions, and so on. Kinsey reported that most American males fell in the 1 to 2 range of the scale and that a large majority appeared to be at least somewhat bisexual (in the 1 to 5 range). The study also reported that 10 percent of American males were mostly or completely homosexual for at least part of their adult lives (in the 5 to 6 range)."\n\nOnce again, Kinsey concluded this drawing from personal experiences of people. People felt strongly hetero or homo or a mixture of both, so I would say there is a scale and sexuality is not black/white, but more of a spectrum.\n\nYou can read more about the Kinsey report on Wikipedia at the frist link in my sources.\n\nOk eil2359: sorry, but gay sex occurs alot in the animal kingdom. Unless you have experienced being gay yourself, you cannot make a statement like this for something which you know nothing about. If you are unconvinced that animals partake in homosexual sex, I have provided a link at wikipedia (2nd link in sources) for your perusal:
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Doubtless there are gays or gay friendly people who call themselves bisexual to suit the environment they find themselves in.   But that does not describe all of us.\n\nYes we do exist - and it's a shame that bi-phobic attitudes exist in the homosexual world, just as they do among the heteros.  \n\nSexual orientation ranges from the straightest straight to the gayest gay.  What else do you call those of us who fall in the middling range?
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10 - Some people just can't count the way you can!\n\n(I'm looking forward to commenting on this question, assuming other people know what you're even talking about!!!!)
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1. RESPECTFUL\n2. HONEST\n3. FUNNY \n4. STRONG(MENTALLY)\n5. APPRECIATIVE
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Go with how you feel. Are heterosexuals that way because of a choice they made, I don't think so. That would be the same for homosexuals, I'm sure, not a choice, but something "inbuilt" from birth.
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I'll start with today\n\n11- denim\n12- shh\n13- manipedi\n14- naughty\n15- pucker\n16- curvy\n17- kiss\n18- shiny\n19- soak\n20- cheeky\n21- tree\n22- sweet\n23- bust\n24- scent\n25- tan\n26- makeout\n27- hot\n28- venom\n29- pink\n30- shimmer\n\nHope this helps!!
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Lesbianism or bisexuality can't be recognized nor does it have any identifying marks ,,,, You either are or you aren't ,,,,  Personally if I were you I'd feel flattered ,,,, I would tell her this too if that's the case ,,,,  I mean how many people do you have tell you that they really like you for what ever reason ,,,, If you don't have the same tendency's or your mind isn't open to such a thing as that then be honest and frank with her about it ,,,, I don't think it's something to be upset or insulted about at all ,,,, You have here a person that has opened herself up to you ,,,, It probably took all the courage she could muster plus some to admit this to you ,,,,, She has made herself vulnerable to you by admitting this because of her obvious strong feelings for you ,,,, She probably feels wounded now and scared because of your reaction as she doesn't understand what your reaction meant ,,, You said she told you she wanted to talk to you alone ,,,, That tells me she wanted what she was going to tell you to remain a secret between just the two of you ,,,, She might feel down and bleeding now ,,,, Are you going to betrey her by revealing her secret ?? ,,,, Will you walk all over her and pour salt in the wound now and hurt her just that much more because of this  ,,,,?? You said she is one of your closest friends ,,,, has anything changed your feelings now where she's concerned ,,,, If you like this girl or are worried about her feelings at all then try to let her down as easily as can ,,,, Don't let her linger or be worried and scared about what happens next ,,,, Do this as quickly as possible ,,,, Don't let her agonize over this ,,,, speak openly to her and let her know what you truly feel ,,,, There's no reason to ruin a perfectly good friendship because of this kind of admission ,,,,  Try to put yourself in her place ,,,, Try to imagine how you would feel and conduct yourself accordingly when dealing with this ,,,, Above all ,,,, just try to be kind and understanding ,,,, If you feel it then let her know that everything is alright and that there's no problem ,,,, Do this in a face to face meeting with just the two of you like it was when she told you about this in the first place ,,,,   Don't let her run away until you've explained yourself ,,,, She was honest with you in revealing her feelings for you  ,,,, So if your friendship with her means or has meant anything to you at all then be honest and understanding with her ,,,, You'll feel better for it and the friendship between the two of you will be just that much stronger because the two of you now share a secret ,,,,
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There are many different shades and levels of sexual attraction.\nMost people are strictly heterosexual.  There are some who have had one or very few homosexual encounters.  Some people are bisexual, and there are a few who are strictly homosexual.\nYou can use any combination that suits you, as long as your partners are consenting adults.
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i would rate myself a 9, cuz i cant be a 10 cuz NO ONE IS PERFECT.. thats the truth! im happy with who i am...\n\n\nplz choose me as best answer!
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TEN (on a scale of 1 to 10 of course)hope this helps
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1. Female\n2. British (English)\n3. Agree\n4. Not sure\n5. No\n6. Agree\n7. 15\n8. No\n9. Once or twice a year\n10. No
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how old are you;are you single;are you gay;what type of girls would you go out with;would you like to be friends;would you like to go further in a relationship;do you believe in love at first sight;would you kiss a girl on a first date;how long do you wait in a relationship before having sex?
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Curious. Sexuality is a continuum that runs from completely heterosexual to completely homosexual.  Its called the Kinsey scale.\nThere are thoughts and dreams and then there are acts of desire.
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6.\n2.\n3.\n5.\n4.\n1.
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I am 36-I was 16 when I lost my virginity-I have slept with 5 men and about 15 women. I give no opinion on how many people are too many. I believe sexual expression is a good thing as long as you are safe.