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This is why I don't care whether or not people know I'm Bisexual, and while I'm not big on the whole LGBT pride thing (I admire and respect it a lot, but it's just not my thing). You don't see heterosexual people announcing that they're straight out in the streets, so why should non-heterosexuals feel the need to prove that they're just like everyone else? That they're normal too? That's a problem with our society. Some people see LGBT as just "different", but the reality is that we're just like everyone else.
I don't see my sexuality as something to flaunt, and I'm very happy with who I am. How I go about it, if I want someone to know, I just drop subtle hints. If they catch on, that's cool, and if not then whatever.

But that's just how I go about it, and my opinion on the matter. People can do whatever they want and I'll respect them for it, as long as it doesn't hurt them or other people.

No, I'm definitely not asexual. It's something I had to think about in the past, until I realized that I do have sexual attraction towards people and I am very interested by sexual activities, but physical attraction is just not enough for me when it comes to fulfilling these desires, which is why I seek an emotional connection.

The whole Pansexual/Bisexual thing is also something I've thought about a lot. I know some people have told me that I sound more Pansexual.
Honestly I would rather not label myself at all if it was possible. Alas, people always want to put me in a box so I choose to go with Bisexual. I think I choose to identify myself as Bi because of personal reasons (partly political), and I just like the term more? In my opinion, being Bi doesn't necessarily mean having to fall in the binary, and the whole "hearts not parts" argument against it.
But this is a whole other topic so, I'll just leave it at that for now.

You could say you're quite..fearless for trying out this new hairstyle.
Ohohohoho


I'm sorry I'll just excuse myself from reality now

"Basically what Fork said. People have to grow on me first, in a very direct way (I suspect it would be impossible for me to fall in love on the...

Crushes have always been weird to me, and even a bit foreign in a way. I don't have any celebrity crushes, and I rarely ever have interpersonal crushes on people. Now being bisexual, I technically have a lot more of "potential partners" so one would argue that I could have a lot of crushes, but it's just not the case for me.

"But Forsaken, what kind of monster doesn't have crushes on people?", you ask. For celebrities, I just don't feel that way at all. I would find them attractive or admire them, but a crush just doesn't work that way for me.
I'm the kind of person that becomes really attracted to someone's personality, and physical attraction doesn't mean that much to me. How it usually goes is: I meet someone, become friends with them, get to know them a lot, and then I might start liking them in more than just friends, and start to develop feelings for them (Not necessarily in a sexual sense), so the crush aspect might just be totally skipped over.
I don't know. Maybe I just don't grasp the concept that much, but I never saw liking someone as having a crush on them. I care about a lot of people, and enjoy the company of them a lot, but it's not the same thing as a crush imo.
I still have had a few crushes though, but I haven't noticed any specific patterns besides being attracted to their personality.

I just want to say that I know what you mean, and that no you did not sound like a psycho at all and that this is actually quite normal (I will not disregard the fact that you might be a psycho though, ya freak)

Happy Birthday Star!
Here's some Patrick Stewart for you

Spoiler

(just imagine he's saying all these things to you)

Happy Birthday Plums
may your day be filled with everlasting sadness and distress

I thought it was going to end with Jimmy Rustle hitting Haya

Well doing an effort too sometimes does tend to help, haha. To each their own I suppose.

But then you'll be alone forever

You do make a very good point..

fine I'll just stay in the middle, then.