r/omnisexual

Not my creation but I remember them posting a while back and it's an epic project design!

Hi everyone,

I’ve identified as omnisexual for only a few months now. I’m still quite new to this, but finding this identity has been really important to me. I also identify as queer, but I really need the omni identity to help structure and understand my sexuality.

Unfortunately, I’ve already experienced discrimination and invalidation because of my omnisexuality. It has been tough, but finding this subreddit has changed everything. This group truly feels like a safe haven for me on Reddit and across the whole Internet.

I wanted to introduce myself and say thank you for creating such a supportive and safe space. It means the world to me.

Since I'm still new, I would love to hear from others: what were your early months like after realizing you are omni, and did you find similar comfort in this community?

Am I bisexual or pansexual?

What is my sexuality? I need help figuring it out. \\\[F 22\\\] I'm 80 percent attracted to women and 20 percent attracted to men I'm mostly attracted to women and feminity in men and women. but would date all genders. What is this called? Very rarely trans and non binary people.

Did anyone come across the word heteroflexible??👀 After 27yrs i found out what iam 🌈. Is there anyone like me

What is my sexuality? I need help figuring it out. \\\\\\\[F 22\\\\\\\] I'm 80 percent attracted to women and 20 percent attracted to men I'm mostly attracted to women and feminity in men and women. but would date all genders. What is this

This will probably be the only time I post here as I rarely use Reddit but I’m using this to be anonymous and cause no one I know IRL follows me here. I’ll try my best to respond to comments!

Some necessary context: I(18M) know I’m hetroromantic and for a long while I thought I was straight. Eventually during my sophomore year of High School I had to move to another state and had to make new friends. My whole life I’ve never been the most “masculine” and I am comfortable with “feminine” things. This plus my enrollment in theatre was the fuel to people I know joking that I was gay. (Everyone who made these jokes knew me and were purely joking with no malicious intentions) I continued to say that I was straight. Now years later I started to have doubts about my quote on quote “straightness” and I started to do some research and bounced between labels before finally landing on being omnisexual. On the more personal end I’m a virgin and I feel that I can’t really call myself omnisexual because I’ve never done anything before.

My concerns on coming out are that I feel like I’d be proving my friends right after all this time. The other is that since I’m heteroromantic but Omnisexual I feel like I shouldn’t say anything because it’s about a (nonexistent) sex life. All my friends and family are extremely supportive and I know they wouldn’t hate me if I did come out.

Idk I’m kinda just ranting so any help would be nice. Once again I’ll try my best to give more context if needed or to respond to other comments.

I describe myself as bi not only because people understand it better, but also because "Omnisexual" sounds like you have all kinks and/or have a high libido.

Hi so I think that I can be attracted to any gender. I have preferences regarding gender expression but not gender. I like people with an androgyn gender expression a lot of the time but the gender they identify to doesn't have any importance. So am I more pansexual or omnisexual ?

I have a male preference and I feel like we're less talked about than omnisexuals with male preferences. Forgive me if I'm wrong and it's more or less an equal amount, just in my experience. Anyone have any thoughts on why?

So, I wanted to go to the pride festival in Denver this year, but I couldn't because my Godmother (Who is lesbian) couldn't take me because she was out of town, and my mom and dad couldn't take me because they don't like being in the city, so I missed out on it, and they said "maybe next year", and I don't want to do it next year because it's the new 2016, and I don't want to do it in the new 2017, because 2016 is the best year in the 2010s, 2017 is the second best year, and I didn't want to settle for the second best year. So now I'm really bummed out that I have to. :'(

First Pride is in the books! I was super brave lol. Thank you to my wife for helping me be brave!

How do you respond to homophobic comments from others?