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- genderfluid
- he/him/his pronouns ALWAYS
- bisexual/biromantic & grey-asexual; i also frequently identify myself as gay since that fits better with my experience of genderfluidity
- basically i've been male more often than not for a while now, and when i'm male, i'm pretty much exclusively attracted to me
- polyamorous
- Hellenic Polytheist
- devotee & godspouse of Dionysos
- yes, this means I am actually, literally married to Dionysos, and so far as I can tell, have been so in past lives as well
- devotee & godspouse of Dionysos
- physically disabled & chronically ill
- Autistic
- bipolar, psychotic disorder, ADHD (inattentive & disorganized) {{NOT an exhaustive list}}
- hypersexual
- NOT contradictory at all to being grey-ace. Asexuality is about attraction, and attraction ONLY—it does not require low sex-drive/libido, sex repulsion, etc., although some asexuals are those things as well. I'm not.
- Hypersexuality is typically considered a symptom of mental illness, not an orientation. I agree with this assessment, but as with all mental health issues, reserve the right to self-determine if it's a "problem" that needs to be "fixed"
nov 19 2016 ∞
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