I originally came onto this forum stating I was bisexual, and I've always said for the past few years that was sexual orientation. I've also made it a point that I have absolutely no romantic interest in women, but I've only ever had romantic interests in men. Also I'm mostly attracted to men in general. Like 85% if I had to give it a number. Now I'm not one to give myself a very specific label. But I honestly don't see point in continuing to call myself bisexual.
Well, you're the only one who can really answer that question. But If you don't see the point in calling yourself bisexual, you're probably not bisexual.
I mean I guess no one is 100% either way, and I'm mostly into men romantically and sexually. I'll just call myself gay from now on.
It's perfectly okay that you call yourself gay now. I'm not 100% lesbian either, but I call myself lesbian rather than bisexual because it's just easier that way. The label doesn't matter as much as who you actually are.
Did you figure out something better than that backscratcher. I was worried about you! Don't worry about labels, you are who you are!
Yeah, I just use my ring and middle finger and go in as far as I can. In few years I'll be living on my own and maybe even have a boyfriend. So I'll be able to privately buy anything I so please.
For people who are fairly high on the Kinsey scale (4 or higher), it comes down to a personal judgement call whether one identifies as gay or bisexual. I'm technically Kinsey 5 but identify as gay in real life because it feels closer to the truth since I have much stronger sexual and romantic attraction to guys at this point in my life. Given that you are 85% attracted to guys, you fall between a Kinsey 4 and 5 (4.75 via mathematical extrapolation), so it's definitely a judgement call on your part. From what you've written, I think that identifying as gay is probably the right call for you, but ultimately it's your call.