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KYM Sexuality, Gender Identity, and Religion Survey

Last posted Feb 25, 2022 at 02:06PM EST. Added Jun 19, 2016 at 08:33PM EDT
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Closest thing you're going to get is this list, which is made up of mostly forum goers. Some incomplete, non-graphical statistics from the list:

  • About 56% of people on the list are heterosexual.
  • The next biggest group is bisexual, containing 24% of the list people.
  • The vast majority of people on the list (84%) are male.
  • The three biggest religious groups, Christianity, Atheism, and Agnosticism, comprised 31%, 30%, and 24%, respectively, collectively taking up 85% of the people on the religion section.

Well, might as well add another thing to my list of "Things I'm going to Regret for the rest of Eternity."

Sexuality: Straight

Gender: Male

Religion: Agnostic Satanist (plz no bully)

There, I posted. Am you happy now, Rivers-senpai?

Sexuality: Heterosexuality (in rare occasions I act like a bisexual :), but I am heterosexual)
Gender: Cis Male
Religion: Catholic Chrisitan

Gentle reminder on the keep it relevant rule:
Make sure that any addition or contribution you make to the site is relevant to the topic at hand. If you have nothing to say on a particular subject, skip the topic and move on. (FYI, users in question were PM'd but not formally warned.)

Light hearted joking that isn't mean spirited is fine to do in threads, but you still be making relevant contributions to the topic at hand if you decide to post. Relevant contributions can be in addition to joking about things (such as posting joke answers with strikethrough text with legitimate ones beneath it) but even then that's more it technically still meets the relevant criteria than something that is actively encouraged. Making posts that are just jokes in threads that have a clear topics and goals in mind, such as this one, isn't fitting for threads outside of topic relevant 'funposts" in "General threads" (such as Pony General) or, completely off topic in the Riff-Raff board where shitposting is encouraged.

I prompted discussion of locking the thread, and Rivers (thread OP) said that she would be more than fine with it being closed as she no longer works with site stats and is even less active than I am. However, in thinking it over, if users can stay on topic and treat it somewhat seriously, I am fine with leaving it open. Well meaning civil discussion about the topic and specific posts is fine and (provided you are aware that several users who posted earlier are no longer on the site) is encouraged.

If you want to discuss the house keeping section above, please PM me or other members of the mod team, or create a thread in the maintenance section which is designated for that and do not turn this thread's discussion into that.

Guess that means I better actually make a relevant addition to this post here so I don't have to explain why it's okay for mods to not follow the rules I literally just outlined

Sexuality: Complicated. I like females, but looking back, most of what I felt was more asexual. Certainly desire of being 'relatively intimate' relationship wise, but it never really carried over into 'actual sex'. Possibly because…

Gender: Yeah… this one's complicated… TL;DR how this 'feels' fluctuates from 'I can manage how I am fairly well with some minor adjustments' (especially when I have important tasks that I can distract myself with), to 'I would do anything to be able change fundamental aspects about myself.' This has been going for a few years and I was hoping that I would have landed on something clearly by now and I haven't. That having been said, the first part is much more of "I think I can tolerate it and act like it's fine". It legitimately wasn't until after I started questioning all of this that I started of thinking about what most people generally think of when referring to 'intimacy'.

Religion: Most church experience came from Presbyterians, though this was through my Grandparents. My parent's were not against church, but I also do not recall them going to one for weekly services unless asked by their parents or for funerals and weddings. Agnostic is likely the most accurate classification, though I do like to learn a little bit about religions in non-practicing ways.

Skeletor-sm

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