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Bisexuality is like being heterosexuality, only twice the fun.

and omnisexuality is having all the fun

I do not buy that term. I cannot imagine a bisexual who would turn down anyone just because they do not fall evenly on the gender binary. I am sure that the term is so uncommon, because it is unnecessary. At least that is how I feel, though I am a gender-blind androgyne so what do I know?

^ Plenty of people don't want their foods to touch. And surely "omni" includes more than that anyway.

Doesn't "gender-blind androgyne" have such a nice ring to it? Every time I see the phrase it echoes happily in my word-loving brain.

^ ^; That probably sounds dumb.

Lol I so agree. I've been attracted to a trans guy before, and I consider myself straight. It all comes down to personal preference and taste. Sexuality is not in any way a black and white thing. And lol the breast cancer analogy. Also I would totally name my band that, if I was hipster enough.

Also Zach used to have a bowl cut. He said he'd kill me for telling you. I am risking my life right now.

Nessy is wise! Must have hogged all the intelligence growing up, sa?

Ahhhh is that little Rosel? Adorable!

I'll try to find a pic of Zach with a bowl cut to share. :3 Pretty adorable as well.

Straight woman, attracted to specific men and never women, because she is heterosexual.

Gay man, attracted to specific men and never women, because he is homosexual.

Bisexual woman, turned off by transmen, because her tastes do not include transmen.

Bisexual man, attracted to transwomen, because he is attracted to anything that moves.

well the dentist could give fucks to someone if s slash he does love them and is doing it for the relationship s sake in some cases

they just wont really be interested in it otherwise

I think my whole point was that, since pan/omnisexuality is not common-use, bisexuality should be the term used for whenever someone's preferences are not dictated by a uniform gender. It is not to say the term pansexual is useless, so much as what we have works. Even the term "LGBT" does not go out of the way to include 'P'. Though interestingly enough, depending where you live, it may include more. Some places have 'Q' for queer, and around here, we have LGBTT, with the added 'T' being for two-spirited.

I think pushing to make pansexual a globally accepted term (like bisexual, which everyone already knows about), would just end up confusing their already fragile minds.