Official Gender / Sexual Orientation SuperPoll


Neowin's Official Gender / Sexual Orientation SuperPoll for 2010  

800 members have voted

  1. 1. What is your gender?

    • Male
      700
    • Female
      22
    • Transgendered / Genderqueer
      8
  2. 2. What is your sexual orientation?

    • I am a male who likes other males
      86
    • I am a male who likes females
      544
    • I am a male who likes both
      57
    • I am a female who likes males
      10
    • I am a female who likes other females
      5
    • I am a female who likes both
      8
    • I am asexual (not interested in sex)
      10
    • I am autosexual (nothing compares to me)
      5
    • I am not old enough to know for sure
      5


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I have no idea what I am. I have a penis and I have interests like a guy, but I behave and think like a girl. I also like girls.

Am I a lesbian inside male body?

Possibly yes.

Maybe not.

If you're uncertain, there's no real answer.

You might still need to find yourself and maybe discuss it with orher people.

I don't know about English language documentations, but there sure are some really good German ones.

Possibly there are some good English ones as well. It might help to see other people's lives and how they discovered their true self to better get to understand yourself.

Maybe you're just a bit of both, don't want to be pinned down to one gender and actually life in a kind of third field?

If you want you can chat me up, I'm willing to help you, talk about it, etc. :)

Cause I know what's it like...

Glassed Silver:ios

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<- Male who likes male.

And I thought finding someone nice would be easy at university, but sadly enough, it's still not.

Tell me about it. :woot:

Same here... I came from a small town where nobody was gay, moved to a big city where more people are allegedly gay... and I still can't find any.

That said, it's probably more for lack of trying... I'm sure if I put effort in I could find someone.

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