If a cis pansexual female ends up with a cis male, can they still call themselves a pansexual?
I am literally so confused with all of these new labels for certain individual's sexuality.
Pansexual, hetrosexual, homosexual, bisexual, asexual etc.
I despise how some people use these words to define themselves.
it's not really new.
and why?
Pansexual and cis and some others are all relatively new. They didn't exist back when I was in high school 2-3 years ago
At least the labels for them didn't exist.
Pansexual and cis and some others are all relatively new. They didn't exist back when I was in high school 2-3 years ago
At least the labels for them didn't exist.
There's too many labels. It's hard to keep up.
@Jarrad It's unnecessary to despise them and this isn't the safest of places to be saying you despise something.
I am literally so confused with all of these new labels for certain individual's sexuality.
Pansexual, hetrosexual, homosexual, bisexual, asexual etc.
I despise how some people use these words to define themselves.
Uhh Cis and Pan have been a term since the 90s..
I rarely hear transgender people be talked about in public, so it makes sense why you would never hear the word "cis" in public either.
And if you would like to change, I know sometimes things seems so hard it's as if it were impossible. But I being a Christian know that with God all things are possible. And I know that out of personal experience as well. God bless you all and thanks for reading.
And if you would like to change, I know sometimes things seems so hard it's as if it were impossible. But I being a Christian know that with God all things are possible. And I know that out of personal experience as well. God bless you all and thanks for reading.