Sexual Fluidity

[LinuxGal]

That's an odd idea.  Why think that?

The thirst is real. Going back to being straight after being gay is impossible, I think. It changes something about your brain, trying to get off on straight stuff doesn't work for me anymore.

Once you go fully sapphic dicks just aren't pornographic.

[HappySkeptic]

Has anyone experienced a late-in-life sexuality change here?

If someone is sexually fluid, then that is their sexuality.  They aren't changing it - they are merely expressing it.  They may be pan, bi, etc.  Whatever satisfies someone emotionally and sexually is good.  Why try to conform to a specific gender box?

[FrustratedFool]

No, sexual fluidity isn't a sexuality in itself. It's quite different to the bi-cycle or similar. See Dr Lisa Diamond's research on the topic.

For example, there's quite a big difference between someone who was always bi expressing their attraction to women for half their life then later their attraction to men, and someone who was heterosexual becoming gay at 40.

[Ahriman]

It's really not good that there are so many young people who feel the need to claim some deviant sexuality, I think we need to challenge these people, confront them in their little safe spaces.

[Silver]

I guarantee what you consider deviant isn't.

[FrustratedFool]

It's really not good that there are so many young people who feel the need to claim some deviant sexuality, I think we need to challenge these people, confront them in their little safe spaces.

Need?
Claim?
Deviant?

Aside from being oddly bigoted, it's weirdly inappropriate on a thread about late-in-life sexuality change.

Doubly odd that you yourself have contributed considerably to this thread and explained how your sexuality changed as a young person.

[Ravenshire]

It's really not good that there are so many young people who feel the need to claim some deviant sexuality, I think we need to challenge these people, confront them in their little safe spaces.

Need?
Claim?
Deviant?

Aside from being oddly bigoted, it's weirdly inappropriate on a thread about late-in-life sexuality change.

Doubly odd that you yourself have contributed considerably to this thread and explained how your sexuality changed as a young person.

It seems that @Ahriman's comments stem more from the ether and whatever they think will fit the flow of the conversation more than what they actually think. If you look at their posting history and their self-contradiction, it becomes an obvious conclusion.

[The Valkyrie]

It's really not good that there are so many young people who feel the need to claim some deviant sexuality, I think we need to challenge these people, confront them in their little safe spaces.

I feel the same way about people who feel the need to claim some deviant religious beliefs.

We need to challenge these people, preferably with shotguns, in their weird little safe spaces (churches).

[The Valkyrie]

Remember, when it comes to sexual fluidity, spit, don't swallow...

[arewethereyet]

It's really not good that there are so many young people who feel the need to claim some deviant sexuality, I think we need to challenge these people, confront them in their little safe spaces.

Need?
Claim?
Deviant?

Aside from being oddly bigoted, it's weirdly inappropriate on a thread about late-in-life sexuality change.

Doubly odd that you yourself have contributed considerably to this thread and explained how your sexuality changed as a young person.

Ahri isn't here for real conversation.  He just plays games.  Don't take anything he says to heart.  Tomorrow he may well say the opposite.