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 Posted: Mon Apr 11, 2011 4:39 pm
I am considered pansexual by many I know, but I avoid the label because not many people know what it means (meaning, they think I'm a pervert). I love what is on the inside of a person, but what's inside translates to outside in their movements and fashion tastes, etc. o.O its hard to explain...but I assume you know what I mean?
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Posted: Mon Apr 11, 2011 5:16 pm
Lesbian_Slots_Only I am considered pansexual by many I know, but I avoid the label because not many people know what it means (meaning, they think I'm a pervert). I love what is on the inside of a person, but what's inside translates to outside in their movements and fashion tastes, etc. o.O its hard to explain...but I assume you know what I mean? Yes, I understand 3nodding
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Posted: Tue Apr 12, 2011 4:26 pm
Kelai_Caberin Chakatai Khan For the record, I don't quite view transsexuals into "outside of gender binary", since - being one myself - I don't judge a person's sex to match their genitals, and therefore, view transpeople as sex A/B with a birth defect affecting their genitalia. Much like with a man who lost his p***s in an accident or a woman whose v****a was removed due to cancer, they are still men and women to me, without the usual genitalia. I'm pansexual because I can also be attracted to genderless people and benders, and basically just can't be arsed with the physical sexual traits of the person that much. Hmm, I like your view on that. I've learned my life-lesson for the day 3nodding (sparklesparkle) I haven't really taken into consideration the trans aspect because it's not really in my life, but I consider myself "genderqueer" so I'm accepting of/attracted to the people who don't fit the gender binary. I'm a trans guy so reading this makes sense to me. I just wish other people would. I have no clue where to go to seek out more pansexuals ya know? Being lonely sucks and having no one to be there when you are going through transitioning blows. We need more pansexuals I think.
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Posted: Tue Apr 12, 2011 7:11 pm
I wouldn't know. smile
I still haven't figured out where I fall when it comes the topic of "sexuality" I usually just shrug when the question pops up.
But I do know I'm very attracted to people who are going through FtM or androgynous. I find them beautiful.
^^ I know someone who was once known as Christina, and now is "Kaz", that soft moment of in between where you can slide to one side or to the other by looking or talking to them. Those moments tickles me and makes me happy-especially when I'm talking to Kaz. I adore him. So very, very much.
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Posted: Wed Apr 13, 2011 1:46 pm
Gaga-Sexual Kelai_Caberin Chakatai Khan For the record, I don't quite view transsexuals into "outside of gender binary", since - being one myself - I don't judge a person's sex to match their genitals, and therefore, view transpeople as sex A/B with a birth defect affecting their genitalia. Much like with a man who lost his p***s in an accident or a woman whose v****a was removed due to cancer, they are still men and women to me, without the usual genitalia. I'm pansexual because I can also be attracted to genderless people and benders, and basically just can't be arsed with the physical sexual traits of the person that much. Hmm, I like your view on that. I've learned my life-lesson for the day 3nodding (sparklesparkle) I haven't really taken into consideration the trans aspect because it's not really in my life, but I consider myself "genderqueer" so I'm accepting of/attracted to the people who don't fit the gender binary. I'm a trans guy so reading this makes sense to me. I just wish other people would. I have no clue where to go to seek out more pansexuals ya know? Being lonely sucks and having no one to be there when you are going through transitioning blows. We need more pansexuals I think. I know. There's barely anything on GOOGLE that gives accurate information on pansexuality, and thats saying something. Also, its hard cause from what I read the definition is changing (?) I dont really know I looked up "pansexual groups" and this is one site I found. Its a group finder site, but really just focused on bisexuality. http://www.binetusa.org/Pages/network.htmlI'm not sure what else I can do. Sorry i'm not much help sad And I agree with Hugel. I knew a ftm on here a while back, and he had this certain charm I couldn't find in a biological male.
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Posted: Thu Apr 14, 2011 7:03 pm
Purple Twin-L I suppose you could consider me a pansexual. ~L
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Posted: Thu Apr 14, 2011 7:38 pm
Lesbian_Slots_Only I am considered pansexual by many I know, but I avoid the label because not many people know what it means (meaning, they think I'm a pervert). I love what is on the inside of a person, but what's inside translates to outside in their movements and fashion tastes, etc. o.O its hard to explain...but I assume you know what I mean? I understand when you say you want to avoid it because people don't know what it means. When I came out I had been explaining what it is to a group of people, one actually asked if it meant I liked to ******** monkeys.
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Posted: Thu Apr 14, 2011 7:59 pm
A friend of mine was looking into terms of sexuality and labels and said Pansexual fits me perfectly.
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Posted: Sun Apr 17, 2011 12:45 pm
Just for the sake of labels yes. I am.
I don't enjoy labels. It's like being in band. You only a person by what they play not who they are or their name.
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Posted: Sun Apr 17, 2011 12:53 pm
Rachel The Squidray Lesbian_Slots_Only I am considered pansexual by many I know, but I avoid the label because not many people know what it means (meaning, they think I'm a pervert). I love what is on the inside of a person, but what's inside translates to outside in their movements and fashion tastes, etc. o.O its hard to explain...but I assume you know what I mean? I understand when you say you want to avoid it because people don't know what it means. When I came out I had been explaining what it is to a group of people, one actually asked if it meant I liked to ******** monkeys. At least they didn't ask if you liked to ******** pans sweatdrop I'm pansexual. I'm used to people just calling me bi because they don't know any other terms. I don't know how anyone can say ignorance is bliss when it makes otherwise decent people act like offensive,obnoxious jackasses.
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Posted: Mon Apr 18, 2011 3:51 pm
I consider myself pansexual simply because I don't even notice a person gender. The physical aspects of men, women, transgender, and all with the human form attract me. I like having an emotional connection with someone as well instead of a shallow connection as many couples my age do.
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Posted: Mon Apr 18, 2011 8:43 pm
Kelai_Caberin Gaga-Sexual Kelai_Caberin Chakatai Khan For the record, I don't quite view transsexuals into "outside of gender binary", since - being one myself - I don't judge a person's sex to match their genitals, and therefore, view transpeople as sex A/B with a birth defect affecting their genitalia. Much like with a man who lost his p***s in an accident or a woman whose v****a was removed due to cancer, they are still men and women to me, without the usual genitalia. I'm pansexual because I can also be attracted to genderless people and benders, and basically just can't be arsed with the physical sexual traits of the person that much. Hmm, I like your view on that. I've learned my life-lesson for the day 3nodding (sparklesparkle) I haven't really taken into consideration the trans aspect because it's not really in my life, but I consider myself "genderqueer" so I'm accepting of/attracted to the people who don't fit the gender binary. I'm a trans guy so reading this makes sense to me. I just wish other people would. I have no clue where to go to seek out more pansexuals ya know? Being lonely sucks and having no one to be there when you are going through transitioning blows. We need more pansexuals I think. I know. There's barely anything on GOOGLE that gives accurate information on pansexuality, and thats saying something. Also, its hard cause from what I read the definition is changing (?) I dont really know I looked up "pansexual groups" and this is one site I found. Its a group finder site, but really just focused on bisexuality. http://www.binetusa.org/Pages/network.htmlI'm not sure what else I can do. Sorry i'm not much help sad And I agree with Hugel. I knew a ftm on here a while back, and he had this certain charm I couldn't find in a biological male. I guess we FTM trans guys have a certain charm. lol. I have been told that by some women. smile
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Posted: Mon Apr 25, 2011 10:53 pm
I identify as pansexual. I do have more gay tendencies -- or, to word it differently, I've been more attracted to males than anyone else. But that doesn't really change anything for me.
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Posted: Sun Sep 04, 2016 7:54 pm
I think my friend is one.
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