I like the idea of the Kinsey scale, but I don't think it captures the reality of human sexuality. I reckon that some people can identify with one of those seven statements, or see themselves fitting somewhere between two of them, but there are definitely a lot of people who could not define their sexuality in this way, even if the scale were a continuum. It's much more complex than that, in my experience.
If I did subscribe to the Kinsey scale theory, I guess I most closely identify with number 2 (although I'm not quite sure what "incidentally homosexual" really means). But still, I don't think it really reflects the reality of my sexuality.
My guess would be that the majority of people can't sum up their sexuality in just a few short words. Nor should they have to. We should just enjoy our sexuality without having to define it in anyone's terms but our own. I'm learning that for myself now after a period of trying to fit into some preset mould.
I know more about tampons than oil.
I'm really sad to hear this. I hope your future experiences in Lush will be more positive and you meet lots of wonderful, friendly, caring people like I have.
I know seeing my stories posted elsewhere without my permission and without being credited should get me all up in arms, but it just doesn't.
About half of my stories have been stolen at one point or another, but I just find it so hard to care. And I know it's me that's the unusual one here—you guys are all absolutely right to be pissed off and to go hunting down these assholes.
*shrugs*
Best of luck to you all.
Mine is derived from a Culture Club-related pun made by Lush's resident drunk after I started posting grammar tips.
My username is the same as here, Clum.
I've got a few pieces of work up there, and hope to build my collection.
It's a great site, nice and chill, with some tremendous authors. You'll find quite a few familiar faces, too.
Hmm...
1. I joke about it a lot, but I actually have a mild phobia of pirates.
2. I've only ever had a crush on one of my teachers, and it was a man.
3. In high school, I had to be talked out of taking Dance instead of Physics.
I had the same issue a few days ago, but it was working yesterday so I assumed it had resolved itself. Apparently not.