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Edytowany przez użytkownika Parvenu Walrus:
12/10/2015 9:17:34 PM
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The problem with this is that while you can identify however you'd like, you are still a biological sex. Therefore, as a "pansexual", You'd just be a bisexual person who doesn't mind dating transgender people.
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Well, yeah... pan includes trans. But gender is not the same thing as biological sex. The technicalities don't matter in the long-run. [i]Most[/i] people who say they are bisexual are attracted to other cisgender folks. Pansexual is just all encompassing; it's just a way of saying "your gender identity doesn't matter to me."
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Edytowany przez użytkownika Parvenu Walrus: 12/10/2015 10:05:43 PMExactly, sex and gender are different. So as far as sexuality goes, bisexual is already all encompassing. So pansexual isn't really a sexuality as much as it is a preference. I guess the [i]sexual[/i] suffix threw me off, as it doesn't really fit.
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Glad he could clear that up!
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That's not what the definition was.
