Sexuality #76995 On Sexuality (Bisexuality is a natural thing?)

[AskSatanOperator]

I am becoming more and more confused about my sexuality.
I am a woman, and I am realising I do not like dominant men at all, as it naturally goes in conflict with my character. I tried this kind of relationship, but it really doesn't work for me.
I prefer feminine men, and actually this kind of relationships allowed me to be the best version of myself. An interesting fact is that my best relationships from an emotional and even sexual point of view, were with musicians, who were less assertive in nature, more "feminine". Simply zero conflicts in years.

However, now things are continuing to change. When I think of men sexually, I am not comfortable as I used to be. I am naturally highly sexual, so I do not have problems regarding sexuality per se, but when I try to remember my past experiences with men, I have a sense of disgust. It is a bit better when I think about the musicians, but I am very confused.
I had a brief experience with a woman, it was not a complete experience, but the chemistry was the absolute best. It is in fact, the only experience I don't feel confused about.
I believe a healthy society has at its foundations strong families, with a masculine man who provides for his family and a feminine woman who express freely her kindness and loving nature. However, the idea of being this kind of female, makes me feel unhappy. I am living this reality for a year now, and I hate this role. I never, not even as a child, wanted to be this kind of woman. I identify more in an ambitious nature, and when I see a woman I like, the first thought I have is making her happy, and providing for her. I have deep respect of women, and the idea of a loving woman to provide for makes me happy. I see myself in this role.
I am very confused, as these doubts are arising only now. I never had them, and actually, I always was attracted to men sexually, in a spontaneous way.
I don't understand if I am attracted to men, or women. My doubt is, may a person be naturally bisexual, or this is just jewish propaganda as for the transexual example? I understood homosexuality is a natural thing, but what about bisexuality?

 

[Symmachos-ZEUS/SHAITAN]

I am becoming more and more confused about my sexuality.
I am a woman, and I am realising I do not like dominant men at all, as it naturally goes in conflict with my character. I tried this kind of relationship, but it really doesn't work for me.
I prefer feminine men, and actually this kind of relationships allowed me to be the best version of myself. An interesting fact is that my best relationships from an emotional and even sexual point of view, were with musicians, who were less assertive in nature, more "feminine". Simply zero conflicts in years.

However, now things are continuing to change. When I think of men sexually, I am not comfortable as I used to be. I am naturally highly sexual, so I do not have problems regarding sexuality per se, but when I try to remember my past experiences with men, I have a sense of disgust. It is a bit better when I think about the musicians, but I am very confused.
I had a brief experience with a woman, it was not a complete experience, but the chemistry was the absolute best. It is in fact, the only experience I don't feel confused about.
I believe a healthy society has at its foundations strong families, with a masculine man who provides for his family and a feminine woman who express freely her kindness and loving nature. However, the idea of being this kind of female, makes me feel unhappy. I am living this reality for a year now, and I hate this role. I never, not even as a child, wanted to be this kind of woman. I identify more in an ambitious nature, and when I see a woman I like, the first thought I have is making her happy, and providing for her. I have deep respect of women, and the idea of a loving woman to provide for makes me happy. I see myself in this role.
I am very confused, as these doubts are arising only now. I never had them, and actually, I always was attracted to men sexually, in a spontaneous way.
I don't understand if I am attracted to men, or women. My doubt is, may a person be naturally bisexual, or this is just jewish propaganda as for the transexual example? I understood homosexuality is a natural thing, but what about bisexuality?

Being bisexual is fine. Modern LGBT takes the concept to extremes by taking it to perverse levels, but that's another matter. You have to see if men disgust you because you have had bad experiences on an emotional level or because truly on a physical level you are attracted to women. And so on and so forth. If you like men, but the ones you've met so far have disappointed you, I'll leave you with some useful links:

Healing the Emotional Body (for men too, don’t disregard this)

You have your physical body, soul, astral body, mental body, and more. The Emotional Body is the part of the soul that can be damaged when you experience emotional trauma, grief, bereavement, abandonment, and so on. Many people have emotional outbursts, immature reactions, trigger episodes...

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The Aura

 

[Vivek]

Bisexuality is natural.

Attraction between two individuals is usually based on a complementary polarity, which creates magnetism.

For example, if you are masculine you are the 'penetrative force' (the penis) whereas if you are feminine you are the 'receptive force' (the vagina), which is typically more sensitive in nature.

The one seeks out the other: the vagina receives the penis, whereas two penises end up in a sword battle together (this is meant allegorically, in terms of energy, not literally).

Musicians/artists/poets are usually by nature more "wet"; sensitive and receptive.

 

[Shadowcat]

Bisexuality is natural.

Attraction between two individuals is usually based on a complementary polarity, which creates magnetism.

For example, if you are masculine you are the 'penetrative force' (the penis) whereas if you are feminine you are the 'receptive force' (the vagina), which is typically more sensitive in nature.

The one seeks out the other: the vagina receives the penis, whereas two penises end up in a sword battle together (this is meant allegorically, in terms of energy, not literally).

Musicians/artists/poets are usually by nature more "wet"; sensitive and receptive.

This is true even within homosexuals despite modern day LGBT calling this "heteronormative". there is nothing of such between two men or two women. No matter what dynamic it will always be some degree of polarity complimenting each other that either manifests in being attracted to the same or the opposite sex or both. My girlfriend would get so much hate for preferring butch women and I got hate for wanting femmes only.

People just don't get that someone can be attracted to an anatomy of a woman or man with them displaying authentically a certain degree of opposite energy, as this compliments something within themselves. This even happens between friends as far as complimentary energies are concerned humans are always attracted to what they lack

 

[Epiphany]

Medication such as birth control can alter one's hormonal profile and it's been observed that this can affect who a woman is attracted to. Such a phenomenon can be an influence in cases of divorce where a woman is on birth control while dating an effeminate man, then after coming off it when they try to have kids, loses attraction for her partner and pursues more masculine men instead.

 

[AristocraticDragon666]

I am becoming more and more confused about my sexuality.
I am a woman, and I am realising I do not like dominant men at all, as it naturally goes in conflict with my character. I tried this kind of relationship, but it really doesn't work for me.
I prefer feminine men, and actually this kind of relationships allowed me to be the best version of myself. An interesting fact is that my best relationships from an emotional and even sexual point of view, were with musicians, who were less assertive in nature, more "feminine". Simply zero conflicts in years.

However, now things are continuing to change. When I think of men sexually, I am not comfortable as I used to be. I am naturally highly sexual, so I do not have problems regarding sexuality per se, but when I try to remember my past experiences with men, I have a sense of disgust. It is a bit better when I think about the musicians, but I am very confused.
I had a brief experience with a woman, it was not a complete experience, but the chemistry was the absolute best. It is in fact, the only experience I don't feel confused about.
I believe a healthy society has at its foundations strong families, with a masculine man who provides for his family and a feminine woman who express freely her kindness and loving nature. However, the idea of being this kind of female, makes me feel unhappy. I am living this reality for a year now, and I hate this role. I never, not even as a child, wanted to be this kind of woman. I identify more in an ambitious nature, and when I see a woman I like, the first thought I have is making her happy, and providing for her. I have deep respect of women, and the idea of a loving woman to provide for makes me happy. I see myself in this role.
I am very confused, as these doubts are arising only now. I never had them, and actually, I always was attracted to men sexually, in a spontaneous way.
I don't understand if I am attracted to men, or women. My doubt is, may a person be naturally bisexual, or this is just jewish propaganda as for the transexual example? I understood homosexuality is a natural thing, but what about bisexuality?

Yes, bisexuality is a natural thing.

Regarding your sexual preferences, different girls like different men.

 

[Shadowcat]

Medication such as birth control can alter one's hormonal profile and it's been observed that this can affect who a woman is attracted to. Such a phenomenon can be an influence in cases of divorce where a woman is on birth control while dating an effeminate man, then after coming off it when they try to have kids, loses attraction for her partner and pursues more masculine men instead.

I was actually put on birth control for PCOS and it never changed attraction to femininity weather I was still on it when I stopped talking it. Birth control also does more harm than good like most authentic hormones or steroids. Especially after a certain age women are more at risk for certain cancers on birth control. My gf also hadn't had this experience

I have seen however that what you say happens to women depending on the time of their cycle.

this could be a thing with just straight or bisexual women as far as pulling more towards the masculine or feminine though so my input may not mean much

 

[Vivek]

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Weirdly enough, the LGBT community seems very elitist of its own. Crab in the bucket mentality. Then there is also the Jevvs behind using them as a battering ram to mutilate our understanding of human sexuality.

Not a pretty combo.

A complementary polarity between two people acts to create a magnetic charge (AKA attraction) on the aura/soul, and this is what draws us to specific people -> in so far as they allow us to complete the "missing" feminine/masculine energies within our own make-up. Through love, we are able to achieve union and integration of these missing energies to "complete the picture" and "become whole" which is perhaps the very nature of its allure.