>>90825968>It's not even a real prefix. Titles for sexual orientation have always been an evolving thing, much like language in general.
Even "homosexuality" (and "heterosexuality" by extension) didn't become legitimate titles or concepts until the last century or so within western culture.
People coming up with new terminology to describe their sexual preferences is typically just a way to try and be more specific about their tastes, since gay/bi/straight still leaves a lot up to interpretation.
I dunno. I get how it still comes off as "special snowflake" language, but it's not unreasonable to recognize the limitations of current sexual terminology and attempt to expand/adapt it.
>>90825901>we on 4chan are people in our mid-20s I get the sense that 4chan is still mostly mid-late teens trying to prove they're too mature/edgy for other social media platforms. But that's admittedly not supported by any clear demographics. And no, strawpolls aren't reliable.
