Email: sexualfluidityproject@gmail.com
The goal of the Sexual Fluidity Project is to create a documentary that explores sexuality and all the complexities of it. Looking beyond just gay/lesbian/straight, we want to hear from anyone who feels any form of difference from what is perceived as the norm. The project will center on the use of webcam videos to show that a documentary can be created from the home with little to no money.
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Anonymous asked: hi i'm a 24 year old female and i want to know why some people are nosey when another person doesn't talk about sex? Because generally people are fairly curious about the lives of others, the scope of our media and treatment of and person of media interest (magazine stories on their personal lives, paparazzi, etc) further show this point. Also our society takes a particular influence with sex and judging the sex lives of others. |
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Anonymous asked: I am a female and I would like to ask whether it is normal to have a relationship with another female, yet neither are lesbian or bisexual? Is it possible to still be heterosexual, but only have romantic feelings for one female in particular? Its completely normal, you don’t have to have to identify as lesbian or bisexual. There can be someone who is primarily heterosexual, you could just be homoromantic which only outlines romantic feelings for the opposite sex. |
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Anonymous asked: I'm female, romantically attracted to both genders (I tend to become interested in guys that way easier than girls) but sexually attracted only to girls, with the exception of a male I have very strong feelings for. When I try to think about what to call that, a lot of names start to get involved: would that be biromantic with a preference for females, demisexual towards guys? When I come out I'll just do it as bisexual, much less messy, but I'm curious if this is common. Well it’s all individual, so if that how you feel then it’s right for you. I have a friend, a woman, who is attracted to women but can be romantically attracted to men just not sexually. It wouldn’t be biromantic to woman if you are sexually attracted to them. |
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therainbowfactor asked: Hi there! :) I am a lesbian from Singapore and I would really appreciate it if you could help a fellow activist out by promoting my LGBTQ blog (by publishing this message). I have set up this blog to offer perspective, answers and advice to all things LGBTQ related. I am also here for those feeling troubled, lonely, angry, depressed, etc. Many thanks! Sure :) |
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Anonymous asked: I am not romantically attracted to any gender but am sexually attracted to both. I couldn't find such a thing on your terminology page and was wondering if there was a term or if I'm best described as an aromantic bisexual. Its up to you whatever you feel fits you the best. That does sound like a good match, I’d research more about asexuality if I were you to learn more about it. I know there’s also a documentary that was made not to long ago about asexuality. |
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Anonymous asked: Is there a sexuality for being attracted to just men, and then sometimes just women? Like where you only like one or the other during a certain time period? You can fall under the bisexual label with this if that’s what you feel fits you, or just consider your sexuality fluid. |
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Anonymous asked: Is there a term for people who are sort of... non-sexually intimate with the people in their lives? Like very affectionate but in a platonic way I guess. I'm trying to determine whether it's a sexual sort of thing or a personality sort of thing. I'm really not sure how to describe it but sort of like the way you act with people that you're neither sexually nor romantically attracted to is typical of a romantic relationship, but you're neither in a relationship nor desire one with that person. I’d look under the asexuality umbrella. |
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Anonymous asked: Why do we have to announce our sexual desires to everyone? To me, saying "I like to have sex with men" is the same as saying "I like missionary" or "I like BDSM" to EVERYONE. Being gay does not make what I do behind closed doors everyone else's business. Enough with the pressure to announce our sexualities to the world! |
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Anonymous asked: I decided to use my body as an experiment. I used to be straight, but I masturbated while watching lesbian porn. Now I'm attracted to men and women. I know this will piss some people off, but I don't think we can lock everyone into fixed boxes of gay, straight, and bi. It doesn't make sense. I completely agree, sexuality can have the ability to change over time as we grow and discover more about ourselves. |
