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Marcella@Truly_happy wrote:if a woman is attracted to males AND androgynous people, is she straight, bisexual, or something else that I've just never heard of before?
She is... whatever word she feels comfortable using to label herself!
A few words that can be used:
straight: attracted to at least one gender different than yours.
gay: attracted to people of the same gender than yours.
bisexual: attracted to at least two different genders.
gay-flexible: attraction to mostly one's own gender but sometimes, to other genders. ("flexible" can be added to any attraction for a mix-and-match)
diamoric: attracted to non-binary people OR in a relationship where at least one person is non-binary.
polysexual: attracted to many different genders, AND their gender has an influence over the type of attraction felt.
pansexuel: attracted to many different genders, AND the gender has NO influence over the type of attraction felt.
demisexual: attraction needs a strong emotional bond first before the attraction can be felt.
greysexual: attraction just... pops up randomly but rarely.
asexual: the attraction felt is NOT of sexual nature (example: romantic attraction, aesthetic attraction, sensual ((cuddles)) attraction...)
Dont find one you like? MAKE UP YOUR OWN!

They can all be mixed and matched at will!
Examples: demi-straight lesbian, for a lesbian who, because reasons, feels attraction towards ONE man she has a very strong bond with, and attraction towards all women (such as, she fell in love with a trans man before he transitionned and realized that, well heck, he was cute as a girl, he's still cute as a boy, ME GUSTA, he's the exception to my lesbianism). Or, asexual panromantic, for someone who feels no sexual attraction but can fall in love with any gender. Or, poly-sensual aro/ace, for a person who feels no sexual or romantic attraction whatsoever, but has a strong cuddle-attraction towards many different genders, each with their own specific type of cuddle-attraction.
In the end, what's important is to feel comfortable with the label that you use. You can fall under one label and still prefer to use another! It's like, there are many different words to say that someone is pretty (beautiful, gorgeous, cute...) and even if you can technically be described as "pretty" you might prefer to say that you are "handsome" because it feels more right.
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I also agree with what Little Daria said to Jadden. As long as the rules are clear about how to respect others and keep yourself safe, you don't need to worry yourself about this. It can be uncomfortable but it's normal.
To MDs: good thing you can get your teeth fixed! Fingers crossed the cost will be fully covered by insurance!
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Zami & others (please dont ask who, we just woke up and coffee has not reached our brain yet xD )