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I Am Pansexual

What Am I?

By: angelinamohr
Written on October 23rd, 2011
I have a question about pansexuality and was wondering if it is possible to not be physically attracted to neither male or female until become mentally attached which then the physical attraction really kicks in? Would this be pansexuality, including the fact that the mental attraction is for both genders? Thankyou! 

I do feel attraction by looking at both genders but I feel unwilling to become sexual with males. I am unsure if this is the same with females as I am still in high school and lesbians are not particularly accepted. 
By: angelinamohr
Age: 16-17
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    Becnme
    Becnme

    Pansexual by definition is being attracted to the person regardless of their gender.

    Dec 22, 2011
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    d33d33

    I feel the same way, I want to be attracted to the mental person as much or more than the physical. I agree with Clair, don't get hung up on labels. High school will pass and you should be yourself, and open to whatever and whomever you feel like. Best of luck!

    Dec 22, 2011
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    ClairLowry
    ClairLowry

    That's how I feel when it comes to relationships. I can't be attracted to someone physically without being first emotionally or mentally attracted to them. I don't label my sexuality, but when I HAVE to, I say I'm pansexual because it fits.



    I think you can be pansexual, but you may just be yourself. There isn't always a label for everything.

    Oct 27, 2011
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