Official Gender / Sexual Orientation SuperPoll


Neowin's Official Gender / Sexual Orientation SuperPoll for 2007  

1760 members have voted

  1. 1. What is your gender?

    • Male
      1522
    • Female
      41
    • Transgendered / Genderqueer
      12
  2. 2. What is your sexual orientation?

    • I am a male who likes other males
      155
    • I am a male who likes females
      1261
    • I am a male who likes both
      74
    • I am a female who likes males
      21
    • I am a female who likes other females
      8
    • I am a female who likes both
      13
    • I am asexual (not interested in sex)
      18
    • I am autosexual (nothing compares to me)
      9
    • I am not old enough to know for sure
      16


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Gee, who ditched up this old thread?

Well whatever, I didn't see it before.

Male who likes males (and there's some interesting people on Neowin I have to admit :happy:)

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Maybe I misunderstand you completely but a lack of women would suggest this site is less hospitable to a more feminine mind.

your interpretation does not equate. the mere proposition of the converse to the interjected is supported by correlational data expounded upon by speculation which leaves a clear misinterpretation of the statement provided.

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i cant remember when i last checked and voted in that poll ... few months ago i think. now, the results seem to be pretty representative.

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