are you bisexual? || do you have anxiety disorder, depression, borderline, schizophrenia, or bipolar disorder?
- yes || yes13.4%
- yes || no9.3%
- no || yes21.6%
- no || no55.7%
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I only on extremely rare occasions (like, 2 clear examples in my life time) have found a male attractive. Would I be considered straight or bisexual?
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“Found attractive” is different than “was attracted to.” The latter is what matters. E.g., most men can look at Brad Pitt and say he’s attractive without being attracted TO him.
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Honestly at this point I consider myself straight, romantically. I can find women pleasing to look at and they're very soft but I can't see myself dating one. I do have severe anxiety however, it definitely affects my life. However, being in a long term relationship with a man
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I have noticed that a lot of my woes and anxieties have simmered down. I wonder if it is because I am now in my late 20s and my brain is more developed or if being in a relationship for this long has rewired me. I definitely feel safer with a giant man around me all the time.
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Anxiety/borderline here. (+autism, ADHD) Maybe you should also consider running this with neurodevelopmental differences (ASD, ADHD, SPD, etc)
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23% bi? Thought like 90% of your followers were men, and that men were more likely to be gay than bi. Trolling? Voting to make the outcome seem one way or the other?
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