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I meant to say this before about the sexuality fluid (not fluids!) discussion - I think some people are perma-confused. I know that's how I feel (and I've been in a same sex relationship for 11 years). Society loves categories but they just don't work most of the time. If I have to, I say 'queer' rather than lesbian as it feels less restrictive.
God, this.
I feel *mostly* attracted to women, and fall almost exclusively for women, but I'm more likely to be instantly attracted to a guy, at least on a physical level. I'll normally say that I'm a lesbian or gay when asked, but not always. I know how convenient labels are, but they can really be a pain too.
Also, I have a really low sex drive and have wondered at times if I'm asexual. I don't think I actually am, but sometimes I'm not sure. I guess learning more about asexuality would help me figure that out, but whether I am or not isn't really that important to me.