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Why do some people insist other people's sexuality is something it isn't?
Is it sexism or else?
E.g. some people insisting I must be into women even though I find female genitals, bodies, faces and voices very unattractive. I feel like they do it because they perceive me as masculine and their sexism insists mascs must be into females. Many people dont even see me as masc so the subjective perception is even more ridiculous.
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Most no. I would be open to a guy like Laith Ashley if he had phallo. I am not chromosome attracted. Pic related.



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