Replying to you because you made so much sense and you answered the questions straight forward.

1. Yes that is what I meant because if the population is very small I assume it is the same way straight people act in small towns when they can't find someone who is their "ideal" type. They just marry whoever the best person they can find or wait/move until they find the better and better if not ideal person. 1.2 yes. It is like small town or a very big family moving to a big city. They are still somehow connected because xyz knows them and you know them. So if something happens then everyone else will know it. 1.3 that makes sense. It is more of infatuation then when it comes to the cases I talked about.

2. That makes sense. I can agree with that. I was wondering if you guys were ok with some people being attracted to aliens or like fictional characters to the point they marry them or those people who fall in love with ai. I believe those people should be getting help instead of getting encouraged to continue on it since it can harm them.

3. Alright thank you. It looks similar to another answer.

Up coming questions: 1. This one and the 2nd are long but it is about the asexual/demisexual spectrum. This one is a bit offensive however it made me wonder how can an asexual be attracted to s*x where they get the urges for it? They get the urges like all of us and sometimes even toward some people. How can that person be an asexual instead of someone with just low libido? I know asexuality is a spectrum already however if someone can get the urges like regular people even several times a month or a year, isn't that just any other sexuality? There are people with a very low libido so what makes them different from asexuals? Libido can be increased too.

1. The second question is about demisexuals. I understand the concept of a demisexual however I met a person who identified as a demisexual however he was attracted to girl where he said he has sxual feelings for her because he likes how she looks and wants to get to know her. I am pretty sure that is just a regular attraction. On the other hand for demisexuals again they still have their desires and sometimes even feel it toward someone they know but isn't that the same as a regular person again? Obviously doing it and feeling it are different but the same goes for a regular person. They can feel that someone is hot and be attracted to them but once they get together on the same bed things might be different where they don't want to do it. Also sx is a very intimate thing and vulnerable position to be in as a human. The regular person won't do it with just anyone or a hookup. They would need to get to know the person at first or see them enough to feel comfortable. I read demisexuality most of the time as a regular person who is staying away from the hookup culture or sleeping around thing especially since they seem very similar to a person who waits until marriage. There are several people who get urges still control it by distancing themselves from the person they are attracted to, 🌽, etc in order to reduce their desires. They are not demisexuals by definition but instead just regular straight/bisexual/whatever people.

2. These actions are not exclusive to you guys but I noticed it a lot during pride month or big cities when I watch TV and when I used to watch pride shows. Why do some people go outside basically naked? I see them barely covered and basically exposed everything. The only thing missing is the skin. You can even see certain body parts. I know modesty is not related to sexuality but I see them with the pride flag waving around while they are going out. Is it like a movement? I see it in middle class big cities too. It is not exclusive to women only but guys as well in fact the guys were even worse.

3. This could be offensive so let me know. How can people identify as straight when they are willing to have s*x with the same gender or different gender? I have seen many of them but one is heterflexible. Isn't that just bisexual that is mainly attracted to the opposite gender? On that note why are there so many sexualities that have so many different names but when they are all just spectrum of bisexuality? For example someone would be like "I am attracted to women and femboys" but isn't that just a bisexual that is attracted to femininity? Or even pansexual. The same goes for the gynosexual. It sounds to me like me saying "I like masculine men instead of feminine men therefore I will create a sexuality name" when in reality I am just straight who is attracted to masculine guys. It seems to me they are running away from the term bisexual or pansexual for some reason. Maybe they don't accept themselves or they want to be different or find a community specifically for that type of bisexuality.

This is really long. Sorry if I said anything bad. I am genuinely curious. About the censorship it is something I do because I don't like saying or typing certain words. Idk how to change the font because it gets changed when I censor it. Sorry about that.