Chat: "Gay enough to attract women."
F1nn: "Wouldn't it be straight enough?"
Chat: "You do realise that you and Ashley are lesbian?"
F1nn: "Well I'm also part guy. Look if we split everything up to 50/50/50 if you like me you're a bit gay."
I feel like he keeps having to emphasise that for some mysterious reason.
^ My 'gayest' trait (this is a joke, his fanbase is always doing this kind of thing) is finding makeup videos mind numbingly boring. I started watching this and just couldn't maintain interest:
Then the worst thing is I skipped through the video and just before I clicked off he said something about James Charles which I was curious about but then couldn't remember what part of the video it was and the makeup stuff is so boring.
Cause I don't use it, so it's not useful info I guess.
Oh god it's so boring. This is punishment from Sheldon isn't it?
"I want to be the new James Charles. I want to be a beauty guru who causes drama. Who can I mess with?"
That wasn't worth it (and now I think I know why they're always causing drama.)
"Are there beauty youtubers? Any? One generation learnt how to use makeup and now we don't need any more of that style of content."
Yes that makes sense.
The only time I can watch makeup videos is if it has ASMR in it or triggers that. Like I have some in a playlist. Though it's mostly just hair stuff and other stuff in the playlist:
Me, a straight man: "So watching Ashley make up tutorials is a thing for me now."
I don't think it's about the content, I think it's about the feeling you get from it.. if it's relaxing you, who cares what the [BEEP] is it? I hate pink with all my soul, but looking at her doing her make up relaxes the [BEEP] out of me so.. why not?
No it definitely isn't about the content for me lol.
I mean if that's your thing though that's your thing lol. I just tune out immediately unless there's some other reason.
I like John Maclean too because obviously (haven't watched any of his videos in years though now, and only ever watched his Q&A type videos really lol and compilation videos with clips. He's very iconic. Weirdly looks like he uploaded one of those 2 months ago for the first time in 6 years apparently lol which was about the last time I paid attention. It's like he summoned me.):
"Such a subordinate drink" kills me everytime.
"As they say in the ghetto. One is on fleek."
🤣
Actually this is my gayest trait:
You mean a woman pretending to be a bimbo with a sparkly pink strap on? (This is from some audio thing I discovered yesterday lol. But would I do it irl that's the eternal question with anyone really.) Why would anyone [redacted] a real man? I don't get it.[redacted] started as something for the cuck to do while she [redacted] a real man
^ I was trying to censor the sexual stuff before but I have to uncensor now for effect.
[more graphic stuff]
Oh I get it. Saying superficial stuff is gay is because it's pg-13 right.
Or not since I'm non-binary.
My most t̷̨̤̜̣̩̫͎̼̻͈̩̩̦̄̎͗̏̚5̸̺̄̈́͌͌̽4̷̗̖͌̍̈́̅͝3̴̈́̀͂̈͊̃̏͠ ͐̀̓ ̥̺̰͓̲̀̀͌ trait. That's a label I came up with before.
Lol Missingo sexuality:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8PILbqZqaS4
I love how cursed old Pokemon glitches were and this one required so many specific steps.
Tbf that is how my sexuality feels often since it's kind of just all over the place. The only thing I'm consistently not attracted to is the extreme end of masculinity.
I mostly don't feel bisexual because I'm attracted to various genders and I'm a man and a woman and androgynous and asexual and allosexual and voyeuristic and perverted and:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LlcN-Z0C6eI
"Well I'm a bisexual lesbian who's also monastic, celibate you know. Pervert, deviant, voyeur."
Just ignore the lesbian part in my case and replace it with greysexual or something. You can criticise Camille Paglia for many things, but I think we can all agree that the worst thing she did was accidentally invent bi-lesbian twitter discourse.
What is up with Twitter with Bi/Pan Lesbians?
On Twitter, I often see things like Bi/Pan lesbians, the arguments and the supporters, etc. Why is it always lesbians and never gays and always lesbians? Why do many of the lesbians happen to be trans?
I think it has something to do with this:
Lol I see someone already kinda did this:
I was explaining the bi/lesbian discourse to someone recently and said "to be clear this discourse only exists online, irl they just make out".
(I'm not actually sure if she's talking about the same thing though. You see there's endless fighting between bisexual women and lesbian women and then there's the specific fighting over the label 'bi-lesbian' and the fighting over 35322525 other things.)
Conservatives were gloating about that chart before. There were so many dumb responses:
I haven't dated a guy since late 2011 and found I didn't really like it at the time irl despite attraction to men. I guess attraction to men was a social contagion right? 😏It's almost like it's obviously a social contagion
My daughter claimed she was "bi," in 2014, as soon as the military moved us again and she met new people. All gay or trans (not even statistically possible with the number of kids in her high school.)
She admitted to me in college she had only gone on 2 dates with other women.
She just graduated college & has been with her boyfriend for 3+ years.
It was brainwashing and instead of dismissing her, we watched and waited.
We knew her better than she knew herself.
We had no problem with LGBT until it was pushed on our kids.
Hope this helps another parent out there. Keep an open line of communication.
Dude I already said I never wanted to date someone in the military. You don't have to pile on more LOL.
Also pretty sure his daughter is still bi in a sexological sense, because that's how sexual fluidity works.
Those women still exist
And they still have tramp stamps
Only now they're prob rainbow colored
Tramp stamps are hot. tbf. I have a photo bookmarked on my phone-
You know I can't post any of this stuff I wrote really...
Also while trying to find that image I came across this thing I wrote at the time (I guess this seems less graphic than a lot of it I dunno):
But imagine having this conversation with most cis women....
"One time I accidentally got turned on using CAS in The Sims 4 and just started making this kind of 'bimbo' stereotype Sim. Can't make Sims while horny."
Why is this a running theme?
Honestly I really do sympathise with Aella though:
Not satisfied with just saying that bisexuals are psychopaths scientists have started going after mostly heterosexuals (tm) but as a non-binary t̷̨̤̜̣̩̫͎̼̻͈̩̩̦̄̎͗̏̚5̸̺̄̈́͌͌̽4̷̗̖͌̍̈́̅͝3̴̈́̀͂̈͊̃̏͠ ͐̀̓ ̥̺̰͓̲̀̀͌ I'm safe for now. Related:
This reddit comment cracked me up so I'm including it:Bisexual women exhibit personality traits and sexual behaviors more similar to those of heterosexual males than heterosexual women, including greater openness to casual sex and more pronounced dark personality traits. These are less evident or absent in homosexual individuals.
That title really reads like being bi turns women into awful people. You know, like men.
Yes that is how society functions. Thank you for noticing.
They also included 'mostly heterosexual' women since a lot of women won't use the label bisexual. Which cracked me up too tbh (not the only study I've seen doing this recently. Though some find differences between bisexual and 'mostly heterosexual' women so they're not technically entirely the same group depending on what you're studying.)
When examining sexual orientation differences, the researchers found notable patterns, particularly among females. Mostly heterosexual and bisexual females demonstrated elevated levels of sociosexuality and sexual excitation compared to their exclusively heterosexual counterparts. They also scored higher in psychopathy.
"There are now several replications showing that mostly heterosexual women are higher in trait psychopathy than other sexual orientation groups," Semenyna noted. "Psychopathy in this context just means being less concerned with other people's feelings, social expectations, and having lower impulse control. Mostly heterosexual women score more like heterosexual men on this trait, but it's not clear why. It could just be that these women are less concerned about what others think of them, and less constrained by social mores that would view same-sex attraction or behavior negatively."
From wikipedia about some previous research:interestingly, exclusively homosexual females did not exhibit the same increases in sociosexuality and sexual excitation, indicating that mostly heterosexual and bisexual females form distinct groups.
Among males, the findings were somewhat different. Mostly heterosexual males showed higher levels of sexual excitation compared to exclusively heterosexual males. However, there were no significant differences in sociosexuality or Dark Triad traits between homosexual and heterosexual males.
Homosexual males did exhibit higher levels of sexual inhibition, aligning more closely with female-typical patterns. This indicates that while mostly heterosexual and bisexual males may be more sexually excitable, exclusively homosexual males show increased caution and inhibition in sexual contexts.
Richard A. Lippa proposed that there exist two dimensions of sexual orientation: a gender typicality dimension, and a monosexuality dimension. With the gender typicality dimension being associated with the heterosexual-homosexual distinction, while the sociosexuality dimension has many behavioral effects. He proposes someone who would be at any point in the heterosexual-homosexual spectrum will become bisexual if they are high on the sociosexuality dimension. This dimension being associated with higher sociosexuality, higher neuroticism, lower agreeableness, lower honesty-humility, higher openness to experience, and a minor degree of gender nonconformity.[70] He proposes this as explaining phenomena such as increased juvenile delinquency among bisexuals,[71] increased mental health issues and substance use disorder among bisexuals,[72] and increased dark triad traits among bisexual women.[73] Critics of this theory have described elements observed as coming from experiences of biphobia,[70] but Lippa counters that these phenomena are present even among heterosexual identifying people with some same sex attraction, who would likely be heterosexual passing.[70][74]
I'm going to need a moment.
Psychopathy in 1975: Ted Bundy
Psychopathy in 2024: Ashnikko
This video isn't productive at all because he doesn't address why people think the way they do:
"bi cis women are one of the most dangerous to lesbians."
I can see why you might come to that conclusion yeah.
Psychopathy in 2054:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pcg7FaQ-ymg
Psychopathy in 2075 (the tulips of course):
I've said this too many times lol but as a teenager I did actually have sexual fantasies that involved flowers. Also plant elves.
I think I fit only about 50% of the stereotype. I'm very risk averse really. And I care too much what people think.
There are two things going on in a lot of these studies though one is like willingness to have sex and casual sex which for me is very low, and another is sexual excitation which for me is well see the flower anecdote.