Pansexuals are attracted to ladyboys and boyladies(people going out of their way to be something that they're not either by surgery or crossdressing and identifying as the wrong gender)---like Futas and men and women. Bisexuals are only attracted to men and women regardless of femininity or masculinity---no futas or guys with vaginas(traps [crossdressers] are still fair game for the bisexual ONLY IF the said trap considers his/herself the correct gender that he/she was born with. Like how dragqueens dress in men's clothing after crossdressing or a dragking would do the same. For traps, the crossdressing activity is just a facade and does not necessarily mean that the crossdresser is actively trying to be the opposite gender---they just like to play the role for lengths of time). There is a show called "Transparent" about a guy wanting to become a woman, but he just crossdresses because he hasn't gotten the gender-changing surgery. A bisexual would not be attracted to "her" because that guy is the wrong gender. Similar to how a gay man would find him unattractive because he's actively trying to become a woman which the gay man is not attracted to.
Personally, I hate telling people that I'm bisexual because it's hard to explain clearly.
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So, if I see a 10/10 girl and ask her for her number, but her name is "Ron", she immediately becomes a 0/10 for me because she's a "guy". But, if she says that her name is "Ronnie, but Ron only on the weekends", then she remains a 10/10 because she's still a woman; she just engages in trap behavior which doesn't take away from her "femaleness". A pansexual would find that woman a 10/10 regardless of what her name is, even if it was Ron instead of Ronnie.

Pansexual by default of the term means everything, they can be attracted to anything or everything. By case wise it's multable fetishs one has. I think I'm Pansexual b/c I have multable things I'm into though not all at once as I end up changing what I'm attracted to the most every day pretty much mostly based on what porn I have seen as late. And I have way to many waifus b/c of it

>Who pansexuals find sexualy attractive

pansexuals are generally attracted to someone for their personality, and are just cool with whatever you got in your pants

pansexuality is a form of bisexuality in and of itself, its similar but encompasess more than just the two genders, and many times without a preference

as a bisexual male myself i have this to say: pansexualism came along because every 12 year old started being "bisexual" and being bi wasnt edgy enough anymore.

That word man, fetish. Pretty much answered my borderline question.

that's what i said

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**moroboss rolled image** As much as i see people saying pan= attracted to anyone/thing to my knowledge it was more that pan is attracted to a personality or a person rather than a gender
e.g. not " i'm attracted to blond women" but rather
"i'm attracted to (enter personality type) people"
or "i'm attracted to people i have things in common with"
or some shit i dunno

It's not hard. Bisexual is male or female, if you're attracted to them. If you're attracted to a girl that looks a little guyish, you wouldn't force yourself not to be attracted, and it doesn't make you gay. Most bisexuals I know have a preference, men or women.

Pansexuals can just be attracted to anyone, regardless of whether they're straight, bi, gay, transsexual, etc.
Source: I dated a few pansexual girls, so i guess that counts?

In addition, I'd like to state that pansexual doesn't mean they find everyone attractive. That's crazy. But, they are capable of finding everyone attractive.

From my understanding, bisexuals are [generally] into men and women, trans individuals included. Pansexuals are also this, but need the modifier to feel special.
Tumblr has fights between pan saying bi are trans exclusionary because they don't fit the standard male/female dichotomy, and bi saying pan is exclusionary because they don't count trans people as their preferred gender.
Personally I call myself bi and am generally interested in men, women, and traps. Cboys aren't really what I'm looking for. There's also a much deeper thing here of what specifically defines a trap vs trans etc. but I won't go into that here unless someone wishes to read it.

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Well Freud Said that a Pansexual was some one attracted not to everyone, but to everyTHING. According ta him Pansexuals are attracted to everything from the queen of england to a tree covered in moss. Apparantly Freud came up with the term pansexuals so i'd guess he'd know

So thats the difference. Way ta go Freud, you mad mad lunatic

It doesn't even have to stop with objects.
A problematic one, for example, is people who are sexually attracted to violence.

I see pansexuality as some sort of 'hyper-fetishism'. It's a fetish to the point where the human is no longer required in the fetish to fully turn you on. For instance, someone can have a mermaid fetish, but if that mermaid can be 100% fish and that person just desires to fuck a large tuna, it's pansexuality.
Correct me if I'm wrong on this one.

Well, According the Freud, you're not wrong. according ta him they would Fuck everything

I'm into everyone but I call myself bisexual because if I say I'm pansexual people think I fuck pans and pots.

Cis isn't a prefix for normal. It's a prefix for meaning "same" or "same side". It's actually a chemistry prefix for pointing out if two ligands are on the same side of a molecule or across (trans) from each other.
So the etymology of cisgender comes form the fact that your mental gender and physical sex are the same, not that they're normal or healthy.

As for using cisgendered as an insult, I don't think it really happens outside of small corners of the internet filled with 15 year old girls. I'm sure they'll realize they're wrong once they grow out of the phase that they're in. We all said stupid stuff when we were young.

Or we could just simplify this instead of making it more complicated. Don't put those "Male/Female" boxes in those forms.
Problem solved.

Sequel ? Seven.

Kinda went AFK in the middle of writing the comment.

If it was a correction then I missed it.

Nobody ever reads the descriptions, least not since the lightbulb went out.

People being smart.

Sex is the biological male or female, as determined by the presence of xx or xy chromosome pairs. There are actual chromosomal disorders, such as Turners syndrome, where there are missing or extra chromosomes, and this can create an androgynous appearance. Generally, though, the word 'sex' refers to a binary male or female. Gender refers to socially constructed ideas about what sorts of behaviors represent a certain gender. In our society, we have two genders, masculine and feminine, and have expectations for each gender. For example, sports are supposedly masculine, while dolls are feminine, even though there is nothing biologically preventing a boy from liking dolls, and vice versa. These are just ideas created by society over many generations, and change along with other cultural and social changes. Gender IS a social construct, sex is biological. Humans have two sexes, but some cultures do have more than two genders. Some plains Indians back in the day had a third gender, which consisted of biological males who chose to take on the roles of females, and who could even be married to other men, yet they would not be considered to be 'men pretending to be women', there is just a third category or "gender" for that. I'm not defending all the people who are attention whoring by claiming fake genders, but I must defend the position that gender fluidity does exist, even though some people misuse that concept. I hope this clears up something (though I probably made it more confusing). I have a BA in Anthropology from NC State, so I"m not just speaking out my ass here.

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Pic related. It's my gender.
There's a reason you need a thorough mental checkup before you get a sex change operation (at least in Denmark). It's because if you cannot distinguish between fantasy and reality, it's called a psychosis, and only in a very few cases is the best treatment to adapt reality to fantasy.
Transgendered people who genuinely believe they are a(n) [X] trapped in the body of a [Y] are literally mentally ill.
I believe, however, that most of them just want to feel special and progressive - the desire for the latter without a doubt being a manifestation of how much information is available to them about people who did great things.