CosmicHooves

 

To the Pansexuality: I am ok when people say that they are pansexual, but I have a problem when they say that pansexual people only looks at the character of a person and not the physical appearence

Correct, and that's not how I am.

My pansexuality isn't based in pride, but rather my own preferences as it is.

I could imagine myself being with someone who is gender neutral, male, female, trans, or whatever.

Therefore, I identify as pansexual.

On a side note.

Regardless of your opinions of her, I thought Laci Green did a good video on pansexuality.

Have a watch if you'd like.

oh... I'm  was a bisexual, now I'm pansexual

but.. 

 all LGBT in my country this is a criminal penalty

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LGBT_rights_in_Uzbekistan

 

 

and discrimination... very very many

 

this one of the reasons, why I throw to walk in college,

 

It's a crime to have sex with the same sex in your country?

Why?

Who would you possibly be harming?

It's sad these anti-lgbt laws still exist in the modern world.

Well this is unexpected.

I just looked up the definition of pansexuality and it describes my sexuality perfectly.

I wouldn't care about a person's biological sex or gender identity if it came down to my sexual interest.

So ya, I guess I'm pansexual.

That doesn't mean I'll turn a blind eye to the problems that bisexuals face or this thread for that matter.

I recently nearly pulled several muscles in my body, and I nearly felt like I was going to have a heart attack.

Plus I'm still shaking.

My reason for feeling this way is private and I'd rather not discuss it with anyone on this thread.

Lost by Gareth Emery

https://youtu.be/3XPeL3Na3_k

Gareth is my favorite trance artist.

What is the most emotional track from a video game or movie soundtrack?

I personally cannot help, but shed tears when I listen to "An End Once and For All" from the ME3 soundtrack.

https://youtu.be/x5JvbD2Zc9I

Some of my best buddies are Bi, I don't see how people can be so against them liking both sexes XP

They think it's a phase and that you'll eventually come out as either gay or straight.

I'm sorry, but if I have a preference for both apples and oranges are you going to say that that's just a phase too?

It's an illogical stance to take, and it leads to false rumors about biseuxals.

Both me and my brother are bisexual.

I've known my sexuality for over a year by now, but I just learned about my brother's sexuality through my cousin who is in contact with his social media.

Unfornately, neither him or I can come out about our sexuality within out own family, growing up in a strict religous houshold and all.

I wish I could live at home without ever having to wear clothes ♥

 

I shamefully still live with my family so I can't do it. No one who knows me IRL knows I'm a nudist and it'd just be awkward for my family to know. Being male makes it worse

Same here.

The only time I get to walk around my house naked is when both my parents and my brother are off doing something, and I are not coming back for quite a while.

On rare occasions I'll actually get the chance to be able to strip down and walk around in the comfort of my own home.

Though I've never been naked in the company of someone else.

I'm sure visiting something like a clothing optional beach would be an interesting experience.

I go to bed when I finish my homework.

It's almost 1:00am at the moment for me by the way.

I prefer my steak nice and juicy.

It cannot be dry whatsoever.

In terms of how it's cooked, I prefer medium-well.

That and a side of steak sauce and I'm all set.

Sorry friend, I don't date Siberians.

No. Because being naked without reason is vulgar... 

I like the way the breeze hits my body.

Isn't that a good reason?

Yeah, but unfortunately I don't always get the opportunity to do so.

In my sleep though?

You'd better believe it.

I'm playing Microsoft Word at the moment.

I'm on the level where you have to type out a really long research paper and it's been taking me all night to complete.

For me, my sexuality's a bit weird.

Some people who are bisexual like one gender a bit more than the other.

For others it's more 50/50.

My sexuality on the other hand seems to shift ever so often.

For example, I like to compare bisexuality using apples and oranges as resembling the different preferences.

Some days I'm in the mood for oranges and other days I'm in the mood for apples.

And ever so often I'm in the mood for both.

To recap on my last post on this thread:

I just recently finished the Mass Effect series for the first time over the weekend, and I got a particularly grim ending that was unlike the regular Renegade Ending that most people know of in the game.

The Vaporization Ending is what I got, which is basically a more destructive version of the Renegade Ending and can only be triggered if you don't have enough war assets (which I unfortunately did not).

This in my opinion is the saddest and most dark ending out of every possible one in the series.

I recently came out to one of my cousins as bisexual only to find out that she was bi as well.

It's good to be able to come out to someone you trust.

 Let me first start off by explaining why this thread needs to exist; due to the fact that some of you may be wondering why a thread like this is not merged with the LGBT Support Thread.

Bisexuality is different than both hetero and homo sexuality in that it, by it's very definition, means the attraction to both male and female genders.

This has lead to false stereotypes and discrimination not only throughout society, but also throughout the LGBT community as well.

These stereotypes include bisexuals being promiscuous, greedy, confused, ect...

And if you're still in doubt that bisexuals face discrimination within the LGBT community, then watch this video by, one of my favorite YouTubers, TheNotAdam where R.J. explains how he experienced biphobia at a pride parade in L.A.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RIkRen9eSaI

Do to the fact that allot of these particular issues effect solely bisexuals, I felt compelled to make this thread.

That being said, this thread is open to anyone and not just bisexuals.

I want everyone to be able to join in on the discussion.

Lastly, I'll end on this.

This thread is also meant to be a safe haven for people who are bisexual.

Any bullying will be reported to a moderator or administrator.

Thank you for your corporation!

~Cyber Spartan

Very depressed because I just completed the Mass Effect trilogy.

Not only did Liara (the one who I romanced in ME1-M3) and Garrus die at the very end do to getting hit by a Reaper beam, but I also got the Vaporization Ending.

That particular ending is the darkest I've ever witnessed in a video game.

No ending from any game I've played has left me with more of a pit in my stomach.

Anyways, I need to rest and try to shake off all these negative emotions.

Video games sometimes can play with our feelings just like movies.

So in your opinion, what's the saddest video game ending.

I choose the renegade ending from Mass Effect 3.

This ending in particular left a pit in my stomach.

It's just combination between the soundtrack and that fact everything you've done for the past 3 games flashes before your characters eyes before you're killed by an explosion; it just overloads my emotions.

https://youtu.be/NTNtSKjNeHo

Rochester, NY?

Canada's a couple hours away from my house.

There's quite a few good colleges near by like RIT, UofR, MCC, Brockport University, and GCC.

It's an excellent city to live in if you don't mind the blizzards during the winter.

I don't really care about gender when it comes to dating, nor am I too critical on someone's appearance, but the age-gap here is a bit too much.

- I'm an exophile which means I'm sexually attracted to aliens.

- I have currently over 2000 hours invested into Skyrim according to Steam (i know, it's sad).

- While I despise Rhinna and don't really even listen to a wide variety of pop artists in general (i'm more into trance anyway), I do make the exception for both Lady Gaga and Katey Perry. And yes, I am an adult.