marriedasian
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i don't think sexuality will ever be fluid in the sense that we can all just accept the "possibility" that our sexual preferences can be expanded and accepted by the mass. there are too many institutions (religious, political, social, etc) in our world that either won't allow that or will teach that sexual fluidity is wrong, plus the fact that many people in and out of those institutions are too easily influenced by the strong-minded.
i think the best bet that we will have is being able to find other like-minded people whom we may be able to share our ideas with and maybe, just maybe, be able to create a little space within our own personal life where sexuality can be fluid. in the bigger picture as a mass, i doubt it. we have a hard enough time getting people to talk about sexuality than to even begin to think about it being fluid.
i think the best bet that we will have is being able to find other like-minded people whom we may be able to share our ideas with and maybe, just maybe, be able to create a little space within our own personal life where sexuality can be fluid. in the bigger picture as a mass, i doubt it. we have a hard enough time getting people to talk about sexuality than to even begin to think about it being fluid.