I thought bi was preferring both cis and/or trans males and females, while pan was cis or trans male/female as well as anyone presenting non binary. Like a true bisexual would not be into someone non-binary, while a pansexual would consider a non binary person as a partner.
You can be monogamous and also be pansexual. You can be bi, but also be polyamorous.
And here I’ve always heard that bisexual means the attraction to your own/same gender and attraction to opposite/different genders, so that would include non-binary folk.
I love how both of us go down voted, but there is no discourse telling us how we are wrong, how we misinterpreted things. I spent some more time researching and the other thing that comes up is pansexual people are gender blind in terms of attraction, so it’s a person by person basis when determining attraction. Any pansexual and or bisexual people want to weigh in and share their experiences.
I am a woman that is attracted to cis females, on two occasions trans men, and on one occasion a non-binary person genetically containing 2 x chromosomes. I have yet to experience attraction to a trans-woman or cis-man. What does that make me? I still consider myself a lesbian, and not a pansexual or bisexual.
I thought bi was preferring both cis and/or trans males and females, while pan was cis or trans male/female as well as anyone presenting non binary. Like a true bisexual would not be into someone non-binary, while a pansexual would consider a non binary person as a partner.
You can be monogamous and also be pansexual. You can be bi, but also be polyamorous.
And here I’ve always heard that bisexual means the attraction to your own/same gender and attraction to opposite/different genders, so that would include non-binary folk.
I love how both of us go down voted, but there is no discourse telling us how we are wrong, how we misinterpreted things. I spent some more time researching and the other thing that comes up is pansexual people are gender blind in terms of attraction, so it’s a person by person basis when determining attraction. Any pansexual and or bisexual people want to weigh in and share their experiences.
I am a woman that is attracted to cis females, on two occasions trans men, and on one occasion a non-binary person genetically containing 2 x chromosomes. I have yet to experience attraction to a trans-woman or cis-man. What does that make me? I still consider myself a lesbian, and not a pansexual or bisexual.
In the end you define what label you feel most comfortable with. Do you really know that person’s chromosomes?
Yes, it was talked about between us.
I’m sorry, some of my stalkers are in here downvoting me and got you, too.
God damn, some people really need to find hobbies other than hating others on the internet. Sorry.