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Dr. [[Alfred Kinsey]] developed a scale that ranks sexual desires from 0-6, describing those desires that are neither exclusively hetero- or homosexual as "ambisexual" or bisexual. Kinsey proposed that most people are neither exclusively heterosexual or homosexual, but rather fall into the more gray areas at either end of the scale. For example, having a ranking of one would indicate that you are predominately heterosexual, but incidentally homosexual.
Dr. [[Alfred Kinsey]] developed a scale that ranks sexual desires from 0-6, describing those desires that are neither exclusively hetero- or homosexual as "ambisexual" or bisexual. Kinsey proposed that most people are neither exclusively heterosexual or homosexual, but rather fall into the more gray areas at either end of the scale. For example, having a ranking of one would indicate that you are predominately heterosexual, but incidentally homosexual.
<ref>[http://www.kinseyinstitute.org/resources/ak-hhscale.html Kinsey Scale] The Kinsey Institute for Research in Sex, Gender, and Reproduction, Inc. </ref>
<ref>[http://www.kinseyinstitute.org/resources/ak-hhscale.html Kinsey Scale] The Kinsey Institute for Research in Sex, Gender, and Reproduction, Inc. </ref>
== In conclusion... ==
Remember, kids: homosexuality is bad, which makes bisexuality '''even worse'''. Because, as everyone knows, being gay means you're attracted to every person of the same gender you see, so being bi must mean you're attracted to ''absolutely everyone''.
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