(And yes, it reminds you of Kinsey, but its by F. Klein and Ta. J. Wolf 1985)
Variable | Past | Present | Ideal |
Sexual Attraction | |||
Sexual Behavior | |||
Sexual Fantasies | |||
Emotional Preference | |||
Social Preference | |||
Self-Identification | |||
Hetero/Gay Lifestyle |
1 = Other gender or heterosexual only
2 = Other gender mostly or heterosexual mostly
3 = Other gender somewhat more or heterosexual some what more
4 = Both genders equally or hetero/lgb (lesbian, gay bisexual) equally
5 = Same gender somewhat more or lgb somewhat more
6 = Same gender mostly or lgb mostly
7 = Same gender only or lgb only
Sexual Attraction : To whom are you sexually attracted? For the present, use the past year as a time frame.
Sexual Behavior : With whom do you have sex?
Sexual Fantasies : When you daydream, masturbate, or fantasize about sexual experiences, with whom do you imagine having sex?
Emotional Preference : With whom do you feel intimate loving and emotional connections?
Social Preference : With whom do you prefer to spend your social time?
Self-Identification : How do you describe your sexual orientation?
Heterosexual / LGB Lifestyle : With which "community" do you identify and spend time?
I think it puts interesting questions and considerations on the table. The numbers don't add up to some super calculus of a person's sexuality, it just servers as a mental evaluation, and a collective acknowledgment that sexuality isn't binary, and doesn't even fall into three categories, nor is it completely static over time.
Food for thought, I suppose...
ps. blogger HTML code sucks, it put all sorts of random breaks in where they shouldn't have been
1 comment:
Keep up the good work.
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