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• Okay, so I'm a "1", which is not very feminine. And then I got a 4, which is, I'm assuming, moderately masculine. This test is stupid. Knowing what color ocher is and the correct use of a serger (whatever the
  (posted to How Masculine/Feminine Are You?)
• Thank you so much for posting this! I just did this recently with my father. No creepiness, but he's an asshole, and regularly belittles and mocks me in front of people. It has always been humiliating, and I was too
  (posted to Standing up to a creepy uncle)
• I'm confused. I might be taking this too literally, but "unable to orgasm via sexual intercourse"? Like, penis -> vagina intercourse? Or...what? Cause I wasn't aware that was a medical issue...
  (posted to Orgams Inc. Will the Female Orgasm become a Health Care Issue?)
• Ah, the body hair. What a fun issue. I don't have thick body hair, but I do have BLACK body hair. So every hair I have is very, very visible. I have always been incredibly self-conscious about it, going to
  (posted to Wow Tyra, Really?)
• Thank you so much for that comment! If I didn't have people asking me about it, I wouldn't really worry about it either. But what do I say when my mom asks me if I'm "still" a lesbian?? When I
  (posted to Am I *really* a lesbian?)

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• I think the question is more, do you want to have/ like having sex with women? Or is it only men? Or both? I think attraction is one thing, but when the rubber meets the road, what is it you (posted to Am I *really* a lesbian?)
• I would echo this. Most people are probably attracted at least somewhat to both sexes, even those are purely heterosexual, yet they still only actually want to have sex and/or a relationship with one or the other. So instead of (posted to Am I *really* a lesbian?)
• I know how you feel! I find it confusing because I think that my attraction to women might stem partly from the fact that most women are socialised to compare their own attractiveness to other women, which means that women (posted to Am I *really* a lesbian?)
• i'm glad to see that these comments are, for the most part, so supportive of you finding our own identity and not people trying to find that label for you. it seems your family is doing the opposite. sometimes the (posted to Am I *really* a lesbian?)
• I went through the same thing my second year of college. Although I came out as bisexual, not lesbian, I spent most of that year (and the next) wondering if the fact that I didn't have a strong attraction to (posted to Am I *really* a lesbian?)

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