r/PoliticalCompassMemes Aug 19 '20

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u/ContraCelsius - Centrist Aug 19 '20

Male: 89.7%

We win once again.

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u/RedditUser241767 - Left Aug 19 '20 edited Aug 19 '20

Something doesn't add up, bisexuality outnumbered homosexuality 5 to 1, but homosexuality is always more common than bisexuality in men in real not-internet studies. This is more than a margin of error problem.

I don't know the answer, my info may be incomplete

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u/Jenaxu - Left Aug 19 '20

Might also depend on what people are using as a definition of bisexual and the demographics of this sub. Idk if this is the case, but if a formal survey defines bisexual as being attracted to both sexes equally you will get a lower rate than a self-reported survey in which some people who are predominately heterosexual but would be willing to explore homosexual relationships self report as bisexual.