BinaryJack
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It's a useful bit of BS in my opinion. I'm sure there are people that sit plum in the middle of the so called spectrum but really bisexual is just a label so that people like Ockie can feel like they understand something.how is bisexuality defined ?
or more accurately, at what point would one declare themselves bisexual ?
i have always been curious about this
That and bi/curious/straight guys bring out y'alls predatory side.
Really? Prove it!
Yours gets mine.
Lol! No thanks
Need to keep something anonymous
You're in PTA, I sincerely doubt we would ever meet unless I am Jhb and go frequent the regular clubs there.
I agree with the fem thing though.
I'm really quite happy not identifying as anything and just doing what I want when I want.
I don't do clubs anyway haha
You seem familiar.Me too. I don't see the point of wearing a label... I'd much rather have the option to change my mind if something appealing catches my fancy
But saying that... I seem to be sticking to my side of the fence exclusively lol...
Aren't you supposed to be cultivating kindness?
Trust me I go to clubs and i never pick up or get picked up.
I was told that I send out a "dont **** with me" vibe. :wtf:
But I am kindI don't eat animals
I just don't like the whole gay scene thing. It's all a bit too much for me haha.
Nor do I.
Most gay people bore me.
Too concerned about themselves to be able to hold a conversation about current affairs, discuss the philosophical nuances of life much less understand the word nuance.![]()
Actually, Grant, you're probably asking the wrong person. I have an almost pathological resentment towards labels.
FtfyNor do I.
Most gay people I've met ,bored me.
I don't know that many gay guys so can't say I've met any of those
Oh, I've been out once with a group off queens and I felt so out of place. The whole gossiping people's clothes and stuff just isn't for me.
fixed
Queens don't wear clothes. They wear "outfits" :wtf: