I like women. I like the shape and curves of the female body. I like boobs, I like asses, I like pretty vaginas. I also appreciate and am aroused by a nice cock. I’m however not otherwise attracted to the male body. I like femboys as long as they have a feminine-like shape and curves, as many of them do.

WTF is my sexual orientation?

  • @Today@lemmy.world
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    921 year ago

    I once read a personal ad - “single white female, 8 inch clit”

    We have too many labels. You’re a human who knows what you like today. It’s ok if something totally different floats your boat tomorrow.

    • Talaraine
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      131 year ago

      Totally agree. I’m not sure why everyone focuses so hard on determining how many letters there are in their alphabet. 5 years from now it might be totally diff. It would be so refreshing if people simply said “Here’s what floats my boat today”

  • livus
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    421 year ago

    Idk, sexual orientations are just labels we make up to make sense of the world.

    “Femmesexual” sounds kind of cool though.

    • @SkyezOpen@lemmy.world
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      21 year ago

      I think the term gynosexual already covers it. But yeah, if it’s pretty, fuck it. Labels are a useful shorthand but not always necessary.

      • livus
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        71 year ago

        For me “gyno” has connotations of biological sex/female genitalia because of its use in biology and gynacology etc.

        So I picked femme because it’s more about gender presentation.

        But everyone’s different. Whatever makes OP happy.

  • SVcrossDO
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    What you are today is not what you’ll be tomorrow. Let yourself be. You don’t owe explanations to anyone about what you like.

  • Cowbee [he/they]
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    171 year ago

    Sexuality is a spectrum that doesn’t have clean boundaries. Some people exist in an area that could be considered “straight,” for example, but there aren’t hard walls blocking straight people from leaving or queer people from entering.

    The less you try to define your sexuality and the more you try to be comfortable with liking what you like, the happier you’ll be.

  • swiftcasty
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    171 year ago

    why would you be an asshole for being attracted to cock?

  • @nicolauz@lemmy.world
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    131 year ago

    The only thing I’m commenting on is the “AITA”:

    If anything then only for asking that question - don’t be mean to yourself like that.

    • @Etterra@lemmy.world
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      51 year ago

      As a former warehouse employee I can attest to the value of labels. They’re what ensure that when you order a 3/8 box wrench you don’t get shipped a pair of white bunny slippers.

      • Epzillon
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        41 year ago

        Tbh if I ordered a wrench and got bunny slippers I’d be wearing them every day, that sounds like one of the best accidents possible.

  • @Mr_Dr_Oink@lemmy.world
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    121 year ago

    Straight+

    Straight Extra

    Bi minus

    Bi lite

    Or just dont label it. Labels keep us in boxes and boxes cause stress when we inevitably find out we dont fit in the box.

    I came up with this idea err metaphor? Thought experiment? Anyway

    Think of the shape of a 6 point star. If you are star shaped you will fit perfectly, if you are triangle shaped you will also fit, or if you are diamond shaped or a circle or a hexagon or many many other shapes.

    But only a star fits perfectly.

    (Heres a crude drawing of it)

    You can spend years in the star box thinking its a perfect fit before you realise theres something different, something not quite right and you suddenly see that you were a triangle the whole time.

    Just let go of the labels and be you, its alot more spacious outside of the box, and you dont have to be a certain way to fit in.

  • Epzillon
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    111 year ago

    I understand your position. I feel the exact same way. I identify much like you, I am attracted to the feminine features not whatever label you have or what have been biologically created between your legs.

    When I was younger I just told myself “nah I’m straight”, and somewhere realized that i might be what people called “bi-curious”. But after a while I realized I had no interest in masculinity or “regular” males.

    Being able to detach social gender labels from biological genitalia and therefore further deepen my understanding and acceptance of trans and LGBTQ people helped me a lot with accepting myself and my preferences.

    As for your question, it really doesn’t matter. What matters is that you know what you like. Who you decide to spend time with or engage in sexual relations with is up to the people involved and no one else. I ultimately decided to still just call myself straight. Is it entirely correct? Maybe not, but it sure is the easiest.

    Enjoy life, hook up with a femboy, get pegged or have a one night stand with a 6,8 mega masculine dude. It’s up to you, the thing that matters is that you know what you enjoy.

    Life is to short to put labels on dicks and vaginas. Just fuck it instead.

  • @TexasDrunk@lemmy.world
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    111 year ago

    I have a friend like you. He describes himself as gynesexual. He’s attracted to femininity no matter what the attached bits are.

    But, as others have said, the label is really only important to you. Pick something close or make up your own.

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      31 year ago

      I was gonna say a trans-inclusive lesbian / straight man, but this fits way more.