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people never really think that aloveuals have romantic feelings for other people

Aloveuals don't exist. People who think they are aloveual are indistinguishable from people who think they are dragons or foxes (Night Fox).

hahaha- no srsly.
I have a legitimate question and i'm not asking this to try and prompt an argument or troll

Would you ever tell anyone you liked that you were a furry? How do you think they would react and how early in the relationship would you tell them?

Would you ever tell anyone you liked that you were a furry? How do you think they would react and how early in the relationship would you tell them?

If I were a furry I wouldn't. I've never told a soul IRL about any of my oddities.

And bro, keep me on your steam, I like talking with you. ;(

Aloveuals don't exist. People who think they are aloveual are indistinguishable from people who think they are dragons or foxes (Night Fox).

Then explain why I've clearly gone through puberty early (I don't want to go in depth and start talking about my body), and yet am still utterly repulsed by the idea of love? It doesn't arouse me at all, and I don't see the possibility of my body's feelings towards it changing. I understand that I'm only 14 and "my loveuality will change," but I seriously doubt that I will suddenly be willing to have love. Don't forget that one can be aloveual (or any loveuality) by choice. It's kind of odd to do so, but other people think differently from you. I identify as "gray-aloveual" (i.e., aloveual, but romantic) because that's how my body feels, loveually speaking. You cannot claim my body works in another way and expect to be right.

Also, I find biloveuals to be a bit more questionable than aloveuals; scientific evidence shows that only women can be truly biloveual, but I personally believe that shouldn't stop men whom feel that way from identifying as bi.


Also, I find biloveuals to be a bit more questionable than aloveuals; scientific evidence shows that only women can be truly biloveual, but I personally believe that shouldn't stop men whom feel that way from identifying as bi.
That wasn't actually proven

That wasn't actually proven

Oh, it wasn't? OK, I'm wrong.

I read an article (I may link it) somewhere that said that men only showed signs of arousal to one love, and that most "biloveuals" were gay. I actually hope it's wrong, though.

Oh, it wasn't? OK, I'm wrong.

I read an article (I may link it) somewhere that said that men only showed signs of arousal to one love, and that most "biloveuals" were gay. I actually hope it's wrong, though.
I read that, most of the men in the study had a preference, but that doesn't mean they're not bi. There is also no proof that all men are like this.

Doesn't furry count as zoophilia?
And isn't zoophilia illegal?

a 14 year old who thinks he's an aloveual?

what is with all the kids here coming to these conclusions so early lol

a 14 year old who thinks he's an aloveual?

what is with all the kids here coming to these conclusions so early lol
"When I was in the 3rd grade I thought that I was gay"

a 14 year old who thinks he's an aloveual?

what is with all the kids here coming to these conclusions so early lol
One of my friends is 14 and actually bi

There is no such thing as biloveuality IMO.
You are gay or you are straight, anyone "bi" is just gay but still has slight nurtured thoughts that they have grown up with.
e.g. growing up thinking and hearing always that guys should like girls and that they are hot, even when gay you can still think these things and feel attracted to them.
Aloveuals don't exist.
That too, people just try to add stuff to loveualities so they can overlook the real issues.
i was actually just talking about this to stocking yesterday

we're not very adventurous as far as experimenting goes, but that's only because we haven't got bored yet. we have it more now than we ever had, and right now we're all for doing it out and about. i don't know at what point we'll actually start trying the crazy stuff, but up until now it's just been a really great experience refining ourselves and learning how we both like it
You haven't had love until you've had gimp suit love.

a 14 year old who thinks he's an aloveual?

what is with all the kids here coming to these conclusions so early lol

I don't see what's wrong with that. It's not like my identity can't change in the future; it's just how I felt since I've been going through puberty. I'm disinterested in love and I believe that I will stay like that for the rest of my life. Sure, it's a bit of leap, but, again, it's not like it's set in stone. If I said I were heteroloveual, it's unlikely you would be saying the same thing, which does seem a bit unfair, yes? Just because I feel more comfortable identifying as a loveual minority at the present doesn't mean I'm "coming those to conclusions so early."

That too, people just try to add stuff to loveualities so they can overlook the real issues.

what the forget are the real issues

Anyway, I don't see how aloveuality is an "added loveuality." I can understand (though I disagree with) why someone would believe, say, panloveuality "doesn't exist," but I fail to see why aloveuality falls under that category. If you "have to choose between two," I don't see why you can't choose neither.

The fact that I'm not loveually aroused by anyone is enough evidence for me.

I believe that I will stay like that for the rest of my life.
this is the part i find hilarious, not identifying with minorities

you are 14. you really have no concept of the rest of your life lol.