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Absolutely, I'm genderfluid so I sometimes use She/he pronouns, whatever feels comfortable for you is what you should use.   2 reply

I'm asexual, also genderfluid born as a female, and I have a very active imagination. I don't like imagining myself in sexual situations and but I do want to be able to read a romance that goes more than what I usually read and watch. I'd never watch with real people because I don't like seeing a naked human body whether it be a male, female, or wh......   reply

I'm bi and from the beginning of figuring everything out to still today, I feel that way. At first, I was alone with no one to help me, I felt like maybe I was tricking myself into feeling that way just for attention. It sucked to feel that way. Now it's mainly with my gender. I'm genderfluid and I have moments where I wonder if I actually am or if......   1 reply

It all depends on how you wish to identify and what you feel is right for you. One of my friends likes men and he is a male. However he does say there are good-looking women, he's not attracted to them he just thinks that there can women who are good-looking as well. Judging by something you said, you may want to look into asexuality as well. It's ......   reply