"Hey, that person is hot" is never how I have understood sexual attraction. There are many people I find physically attractive and have zero sexual interest in.
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This feels more to me about education about the experiences of others? A lot of the discourse around gender ID and attraction is emphatically against assuming the experience of the reader ( in my experience ).
The sentiment was pointed toward the top-level tweet -- it's just super weird having someone else tell you you're wrong about what sexual attraction is. I guess I won't be super surprised if the rest of this convo devolves into "how can we label Mason?"
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I get that. From my perspective: mainstream sexual culture is increasingly inhospitable to any sort of sexual complexity for straight[ish] people, and there's a simultaneous explosion of queer theory territory that seems to *almost* just capture "I'm a complicated human."
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Understood, and you’re right about that from my POV. I’m also a firm believer that labels are there for us to find kinship, not to force it.
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