Back on 26 February 2012, I decided to retake the Flexuality Test on a day when I was feeling decidedly more horny than when I had first taken it. It had been about 5 days since I had last made love with my wife. My mental state really begins to suffer whenever I go about 4 days without loving and sex. The results were interesting. There was some shift toward a greater interest in male sex. The results are:
Heteroflexible 6
Ambisexual 10
Flexamorous 8
Queer 1, note the rather strange definition of queer as used by Dr. James W. Hicks
Supersexual 4
Versatile 2
Transitioning 1
Then tonight I took it once again while both rather more horny than usual and with a mind-frame that I was able to live my life with no concern about what some family members might think and no worry about effects upon my business dealings. That is, how would things be if the world were what it should be, rather than what it is. The results were:
Heteroflexible 4
Ambisexual 10
Flexamorous 10
Queer 2
Supersexual 5
Versatile 3
Transitioning 5
What is more, I would be Polyamorous, not as Dr. James W. Hicks was using the term before switching it to Flexamorous, but in the sense of loving and having sexual relationships with more than one person at a time. I very much favor long term relationships over casual ones and prove to be very loyal to those I love. I just do not attach a high value to exclusive relationships. Jealousy seems to me to be a very low emotion. I enjoy sharing a lover with another good person. The key is that I do need to believe the other person is a good person. Such sharing is best if the other person is someone I also love.
