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What Does Your Sexual Personality Say About You

What Does Your Sexual Personality Say About You

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Ever wondered if your personality plays a role in your sexual preferences It turns out there’s more to your sexuality than just kinks and orientation. Researchers David Schmitt and David Buss identified seven personality dimensionsthe Sexy Seventhat reveal how our personalities influence our sexual thoughts, behaviors, and connections. These dimensions can help explain why you connect with your partner the way you do and offer valuable insights into your own sexual experiences. Curious to find out which dimension resonates with you Let’s dive in: Here’s what we’ll cover: 1. 0: 51 - Emotional Investment 2. 1: 41 - Relationship Exclusivity 3. 2: 35 - Erotiphilic Disposition 4. 3: 27 - Sexual Attractiveness 5. 4: 17 - Sexual Restraint 6. 5: 09 - Sexual Orientation 7. 6: 25 - Gender Orientation Key Takeaways: Emotional Investment: Creating warmth, connection, and trust in your sexual experiences. Relationship Exclusivity: How commitment impacts your sexual and emotional life. Erotophilic Disposition: Your openness or hesitations toward sexual stimuli and experiences. Sexual Attractiveness: Confidence, charm, and how you lead in sexual interactions. Sexual Restraint: Balancing personal values, cultural influences, and sexual urges. Sexual Orientation: Embracing and understanding your unique identity. Gender Orientation: How gender identity shapes confidence and intimacy. Curious to know where you stand in the Sexy Seven Take the quiz linked below and find out how your personality influences your sexuality! Take the quiz here: If you feel comfortable, share your results in the comments below! And if you enjoyed this video, don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more content exploring the intersection of psychology, relationships, and personal growth. ### References: - APA Dictionary of Psychology. - Schmitt, D. P, & Buss, D. M. (2000. Sexy Seven Sexual Orientation Scale. - Fisher, W. A, Byrne, D, et al. (1988. Erotophobia-erotophilia as a Dimension of Personality. - Gailliot, M. T, & Baumeister, R. F. (2007. Self-regulation and Sexual Restraint. Together, let’s explore and celebrate the unique ways our personalities shape our experiences. Production Team:
Date: 2025-01-14

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While I understand why studies would find it on average, given the types of people that would be placed in the low exclusivity category, I'm still peeved that polyamoury is seen as avoiding real intimacy and connection. For me, if I'm only supposed to share love with one person, I'm just not being true to myself, and so can't reach the full intimacy I would have otherwise. That is not to say it's easy to love multiple people at once; most people get envious or insecure about it, and you don't have a solution when multiple of them need urgent emotional care at the same time unless you're in a very advanced relationship. But it sucks that people assume you're not looking for emotional connection if they know you're not monogamous.
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3: 45 Funny. I do not like my appearance at all, but have no problem whatsoever engaging in seduction with women way out of my league. I guess it might be because I am confident when it comes to foreplay and lovemaking. Some of that originates in how I experience observing people, giving/being given compliments and how I experience touch. I am very sensitive to touch and am able to give myself the shivers/goosebumps-feeling. Very small gestures or forms of touch can have very strong emotional and physical reactions. At least for me. My back especially is very sensitive to touch.
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The only point where I radically differed from the average was in gender orientation. 5%. Well, that lays to rest the doubts I've been having about whether I count as really nonbinary.
On that point: when I used to be on FetLife, I was in some groups related to autism, and several times it was mentioned that autistic people are more likely to identify as nonbinary. The reason was that gender is largely socially defined, and so the concept of gender is difficult for us who have difficulty with social concepts in general.

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I have the feeling that media etc. is making me identify more as a woman when it comes to political orientation, my view on social justice etc. Lately with all this toxic masculinity crap etc I don’t even want to identify as a man because the avg. man nowadays gets portrayed as a testosterone-overloaded person who lacks empathy etc.
My question: Can these thoughts lead to a gender identity crisis My test results were pretty average all along the line, I’m solely attracted towards women but my gender identity is pretty low.

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Exclusivity and emotional investment both over 90%. Everything else was under 50%.
As for the topic of the video, I feel like too many people spurg out over the labels and the single sentence definition of the labels. Just like how I don’t trust anyone to read academic research papers, it’s like someone confusing hydrophobic and hydroponic. So many people try to go by the book but they never learned how to read. Their house of their ego is built on sand and silt.

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It's funny really, years ago I wanted nothing to do with this topic. After coming out as Trans I'm happy that Psych2Go has been making these videos. Transitioning has awakened this part of me I didn't know I had, and these videos are helping me to explore that.
As for 7: 20 I very agree. I've gotten better, but there are a few areas that still make me uncomfortable. Thank you for making these videos, you've helped with charting this strange new world.

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there was a time when i felt like no matter what i did, people just didn’t notice me. tried all the confidence hacks, but it still didn’t work. then i found Magnetic Aura by Takeshi Mizuki, and it flipped everything for me. chapter 3 That one really changed the way i saw myself and how i project energy. it was like unlocking a secret.
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For never having any experiences in that regard so far, I can tell I am definitely restraint, as well as also valuing emotional investment. Partly blame the bullying I experienced from childhood all the way up until my first relationship ended somewhat after I was through with puberty. Buuut yea, one get used to it.
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Oh gog dont enable polyamoury! Those are weak people! One your weak because you cant TELL your NOT attracted to your boyfriend/girlfriend! Your also WEAK because you cant let them go because your scared! You are also a CUCK for letting someone else bang them! NOT something id want to be associated with!
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i always thought people who were magnetic just had a natural gift. but after reading Magnetic Aura by Takeshi Mizuki, i realized it’s all about the energy you project. chapter 3 was a game-changerit taught me how to shift my vibe, and since then, i’ve noticed people reacting to me differently.
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i used to walk into a room, feeling invisible, no matter how much effort i put into being seen. then a friend recommended Magnetic Aura by Takeshi Mizuki, and everything clicked. there’s a part in chapter 3 where it talks about how your energy shows up before you doit’s so powerful.
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these watchers they tall and white they have elf ears but they look human but not human they have blonde hair and they have this doctrine of hypocrisy divination the arts the stars folly ways cosmetics different forms of chemical science that corrupted mankind and what caused the flood
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i always thought being magnetic was about looks or charisma. i couldn’t have been more wrong. reading Magnetic Aura by Takeshi Mizuki totally changed my view. chapter 3 blew me awayonce i started applying the tips, i noticed a huge difference in how people responded to me.
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for the longest time, i felt like i was just in the background while others stood out. nothing i did seemed to make a difference. then i found Magnetic Aura by Takeshi Mizuki, and it showed me how to harness my own energy. chapter 3 was the turning pointit made everything make sense.
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Chat I have. A problem.
K so I wanna be non binary, right (My birth gender is female) but here's the thing; my body, preferences and personality is more overall feminine, so I feel. Like, ashamed, I guess When I say that I wanna be non binary.

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insult some woman openly yell at her and her friends and make this woman feel like she is not attractive do give her any means of gratitude until she admits that she is worthy of it you do not want to be at her whims or in her wishing well
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eventually this form of love will go away and people will learn to do things with nature not by the inconsistency of machines who assume generalized theories based on subjective hypothetical cultural euphemism
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eventually pleasure will be destroyed by fate and that is rational some will be consumed by the design of love some will understand love is nature there will be measures greater and lesser
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make that woman feel overwhelmed intentionally and do not be fair with her until she is not an object that is all she wants to be is an object that is how you speak to her
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the sale of emotional ingratitude and lesser sowing of a spoiled garden and the roots of contempt and they by the winds uprooted and the bees and the ants they laugh
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