Who Is An Omisexual And What Rules Does He Live By?

2023 Author: Miles Ford | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-05-24 12:19

In the modern world, everyone has the right to express their own sexuality in any form that suits them. And if earlier everything was reduced to three main orientations (hetero, homo and bi), and it was more or less clear, now there are several dozen definitions that characterize different directions. And only one of them is so multifaceted and "omnivorous" that it literally means an absolute attraction to any gender identity of a person. A new term has appeared in sexology - homisexuality.

The content of the article

• 1 Who is he and how to recognize him
• 2 Why so
• 3 Confusion of concepts
• 4 Difficulties faced by omisexuals

Who is he and how to find him i

An omisexual is a person who has a sexual interest in people not only female and male, but also does not mind at all to enter into relationships with those whose gender does not correspond to the binary system at all. Sex is not the main ingredient for an omisexual. For him, it is much more important to build harmonious relationships with a person who is close in spirit. And whether his partner is a man, woman, hermaphrodite or transgender is not important. There is an opinion that this type of sexuality was mentioned by old Freud in ancient times. After all, it was he who spoke about the sexual component, which was an integral part of human deeds.

Why so2

Scientists can ponder a lot and for a long time on the subject of what are the reasons forcing a person to make his choice in favor of a particular sexual orientation. But until now, none of them managed to agree on a common opinion. Someone thinks that homisexuality is predetermined by genetic and hormonal factors. Some, on the other hand, blame the social environment of a person for everything. That is why it is rather difficult to attribute omisexuality only to innate characteristics or free choice.

It is only known for certain that according to statistics, the female sex is much more committed to homisexuality than the male. The well-known Australian psychologist James Morandini confirmed this in his research.

Confusion in concepts 3

At first glance, homisexuality can easily be confused with other orientations. Omisexuals are often credited with traits of bisexual people. However, this is not entirely true. The main difference between these two terms lies in their names themselves. Because "bi" is two, and "omni" is everything.

Ardent adherents of the omisexual movement clarify that when choosing a companion, they are guided by their own emotions, sensations, invisible vibrations. And the sex of a person is a secondary component for them.

Another common misconception is that homisexuality and pansexuality are identical concepts. Indeed, even in LGBT circles, these two terms are often referred to as synonyms. Moreover, the prefixes of these two words (from Latin and Greek, respectively) are translated in the same way - “all”. But there is still one difference between them. The fact is that a typical pansexual is simply accustomed to ignoring any gender of a person, in contrast to an omisexual, who fully recognizes and consciously accepts any of the genders.

Difficulties faced by omisexuals4

The overwhelming majority of omisexuals have to regularly fight against numerous myths about themselves and prove the right to exist of their identity. And here are just a few of the most common stereotypes about them:

• Omisexuality is just a way to protect yourself from biphobia. It is no secret that people with bisexual orientation are severely discriminated against. Including among representatives of sexual minorities. Not to mention those who hold conservative heterosexual views. Therefore, some mistakenly believe that omisexuals prefer to refer to themselves that way, so as not to mention the more common term in wider circles.
• Coming out is a must for every self-respecting omisexual. Not at all! Moreover, looking back at the sad experience of some world stars, who once plucked up the courage (well, or just “plucked up”), took and told the whole world about their sexual identity. What can we say about mere mortals! Moreover, some representatives of the LGBT community do not miss the opportunity to once again reproach omnisexuals for all mortal sins and indicate that their "sincere" is much more significant than "omnivorous" people. That is why it is not always worth rushing things, especially if you feel that you are not ready for a loud statement and a violent reaction to them.

You can't live like that, you need to decide. In this case, one simple rule applies that will help you react less painfully to attacks from the outside. And it sounds something like this: "You don't owe anyone anything!" Being homosexual, heterosexual, homosexual, bisexual, or not at all attracted to any gender is your own business

You should not enter into endless arguments about your preferences and try to convey your point of view to people. And all the more stupid, under the pressure of omniscient and omnipresent persons, to change their orientation to please someone. It is possible that after a certain amount of time you yourself can radically change your point of view, because sexual orientation is a very flexible thing, and under the influence of certain factors it can undergo some changes. But who to be today and how to call yourself is up to you.