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[quote=Anonymous]I think this has been addressed, but it comes down to this: pretty I up everyitng in life is on a bell curve or continuum.

I'm about as right handed as right handed can be. When I took college psychology, we did some quick about handed ness. I fall into the tiniest percentile of exclusive.y right handed people. Meaning, I could have a fish as my left hand and do just fine. So, clearly, I'm right handed.

My DH, writes and uses scissors right handed, but bats and golfs as a left handed. By the usual markers, he's right handed and identifies as such. But really, he's ambidextrous under certain circumstance. But there's really nothing for ambidextrous people, is there?  So for all intents and purposes, he's right handed.

Now me, I find what's between a persons ears as exciting as what's between their legs equally exciting. I've had sexual encounters with both sexes, but only relationships with men. And so, I identify myself as straight. Just like DH fits the right handed and could easily slide into doing something with his left, I could slide into another role should the opportunity presents itself.

The problem is, everyone feels the need to identify their sexuality, when the truth is, most fall somewhere on the continuum/ bell curve.

So, I'd say : let it slide. Few people actually "fit" their identify either way, and it can be transient through life. [/quote]

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