S.R.
2 min readMay 25, 2021

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Okay, so someone’s fluid production is the basis of sexual orientation?
Okay. I’m done arguing this chain. This is the funniest thing I’ve ever heard. Okay, well, sorry then. If you felt I was shaming your sexual orientation because you have an orientation around fluid production, and are incapable of experiencing attraction or enjoyable sex with someone who doesn’t make the same fluids as you, well then pardon me for my ignorance. I know a lot of gay men, who talk about sex with me, but this is a new one. But enjoy. I’m not one to judge. Have fun analyzing the fluids of your partners since that is a basis of your attraction to others. I hope you meet lots of fellow fluid producers whom you can relate with your experiences of making semen together and how much that has effected your development as humans. Also you mentioned ovum production, not sure how that is related to fluids, but whatever. As a queer woman ovum production isn’t exactly something that turns me on, but whatever. And yeah, sometimes I use lube. But that’s just me I guess and not everyone is into that.

Some people will come up any excuse to justify transphobia, and it really is pointless to argue. This really is getting ridiculous. But no, me saying that trans people are an untapped pool of potential partners that people are missing out on isn’t the same as trying to convert gay people to straight. Dating and loving trans people does not change ones sexual orientation, unless you’re intentionally dating a trans person of a different gender than you date...but whatever. I guess for whatever people exist where their orientation is around fluid production disagree, I do apologize then. I’m done arguing this chain. It’s been fun. Wishing you the best in the world. I will forever enjoy the memory of this conversation, where I learned that fluid production is a sexual orientation.

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S.R.
S.R.

Written by S.R.

Cheese Enthusiast. Fat and Feminist. I can’t help but write. Trying to learn as much as I can.

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