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Bisexuals: are you male or female?
Female 47%  47%  [ 27 ]
Male 53%  53%  [ 31 ]
Total votes : 58

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13 Feb 2012, 7:53 pm

I'm interested in seeing the gender ratio among bi people here.

Vote according to the gender with which you identify yourself.

If you don't consider yourself either, just make a post and don't vote.

I'm male.



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13 Feb 2012, 7:56 pm

I'm female.



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13 Feb 2012, 7:58 pm

So you know, "gender" could be misleading. Are you asking for the person's biological sex, or the gender they identify as? I clicked male, since I'm biologically male, and I self-identify as male (with some feminine traits), but it's not always so simple


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13 Feb 2012, 8:33 pm

davidalan11235813 wrote:
So you know, "gender" could be misleading. Are you asking for the person's biological sex, or the gender they identify as? I clicked male, since I'm biologically male, and I self-identify as male (with some feminine traits), but it's not always so simple


I meant which one you identify with. The one I identify with has changed in the past and likely will again. My sexuality is pretty weird.



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13 Feb 2012, 8:49 pm

Atomsk wrote:
davidalan11235813 wrote:
So you know, "gender" could be misleading. Are you asking for the person's biological sex, or the gender they identify as? I clicked male, since I'm biologically male, and I self-identify as male (with some feminine traits), but it's not always so simple


I meant which one you identify with. The one I identify with has changed in the past and likely will again. My sexuality is pretty weird.


The problem with gender is that it's not always so simple as male or female. As you said yourself, it's possible for your perceived gender to change over time, but it's also possible that someone wouldn't identify completely as one or the other. Perhaps an "other" option would have been good to add to the poll.


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13 Feb 2012, 10:34 pm

I am of the male sex, but I am internally feminine and am actively trying to bring out my feminine side, without going being a total, full-on transgender (I don't feel "trapped in a man's body", to be more specific), and I seek the same in a mate- male, but effeminate.

Which, I guess, qualifies me as not being bisexual in any way but the technical sense.



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13 Feb 2012, 11:27 pm

I've always been bi; I never understood why I should discriminate between an attractive male or an attractive female.




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14 Feb 2012, 12:40 am

davidalan11235813 wrote:
Atomsk wrote:
davidalan11235813 wrote:
So you know, "gender" could be misleading. Are you asking for the person's biological sex, or the gender they identify as? I clicked male, since I'm biologically male, and I self-identify as male (with some feminine traits), but it's not always so simple


I meant which one you identify with. The one I identify with has changed in the past and likely will again. My sexuality is pretty weird.


The problem with gender is that it's not always so simple as male or female. As you said yourself, it's possible for your perceived gender to change over time, but it's also possible that someone wouldn't identify completely as one or the other. Perhaps an "other" option would have been good to add to the poll.


I actually intended to make an "other" option when I made the poll, but spaced out on it when I made the poll.

Also, my goal is not to let everyone vote in a poll, but to see how the number of bisexual males compares to the number of bisexual females on this board, so I suppose it really doesn't matter if someone does not consider themselves male or female.



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15 Feb 2012, 5:48 am

My sex is male and I'm pansexual. I didn't respond to the poll because I don't identify as a male and neither as a female.



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15 Feb 2012, 5:53 am

Atomsk wrote:
Also, my goal is not to let everyone vote in a poll, but to see how the number of bisexual males compares to the number of bisexual females on this board, so I suppose it really doesn't matter if someone does not consider themselves male or female.


You should have said born sex or biological sex then. I know it's all annoying details lol but that's how we (genderqueers or trans) are :P.



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16 Feb 2012, 12:13 am

leviathans wrote:
Atomsk wrote:
Also, my goal is not to let everyone vote in a poll, but to see how the number of bisexual males compares to the number of bisexual females on this board, so I suppose it really doesn't matter if someone does not consider themselves male or female.


You should have said born sex or biological sex then. I know it's all annoying details lol but that's how we (genderqueers or trans) are :P.


No, as stated earlier, I want people to vote based off of whichever sex they identify themselves as, and not their biological/born sex. Not trying to sound rude or anything, just bolded/italicized/underlined for emphasis.

And I know genderqueers and trans people like pulling that stuff; I had all these plans to include an "other" option in this thread but I spaced out when I got around to making it and neglected to do so. I am genderfluid myself, which gets pretty complicated with gender identity.



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17 Feb 2012, 3:48 pm

I'm neither.



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20 Feb 2012, 6:20 pm

I just wanted to clarify that I voted but I'm not on the autistic spectrum (that I'm aware).

Female, bisexual.

(Currently involved with a female who is on the spectrum.)


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28 Feb 2012, 12:48 pm

i was expecting to see more female than male!


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28 Feb 2012, 3:37 pm

DiabloDave363 wrote:
i was expecting to see more female than male!


Me too (I know that this is grammatically wrong, but "I too" sounds weird imho). But I think there might be more male than female forum users on WP, which explains the results. Statistically there are more bisexual women than men (source).



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15 Mar 2012, 8:55 pm

I'm male.


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