Pansexual Definition Novels & Stories

“You don’t know if you’re also attracted to women, even though you’ve been so sure you’re only attracted to men all this time, is that what you mean?” Ethan nodded. "Attracted to women doesn’t mean you’re ‘straight’ or ‘normal’ in the eyes of conservative society. The sexual spectrum is broad. You might realize you’re bisexual, pansexual, whatever the label. Don’t let society dictate to you.” “It's strange ...," Ethan laughed softly. "To tell you the truth, Amelia and my friend also said the same thing.” “Your friend? Who?” Sandra asked, her gaze filled with suspicion. She couldn’t deny that she felt a little jealous when Ethan mentioned the name of someone she didn’t know.

“You can always check out articles on bisexuality or pansexuality. They’re a thing too, you know. LGBTQ+ doesn’t only stand for lesbian or gay or Trans people. It’s an entire spectrum that holds numerous possibilities.” Yes, I always knew about the community. I always knew that there were thousands of people out there who were different and unique. However…never in my wildest dreams had I thought that I would one day be considering myself as questioning. “By the way…did you know that most porn stars that play gay roles are often times straight men as well?” The fuck?

I say, giving her an answer that I didn't even know I had. "I've always been an accepting person, accepting Levi, for all of him; my two married best friends; one Demisexual, one Asexual; me a bisexual; my music teacher's partner non-binary; my music teacher pansexual; all my friends from different races and backgrounds, I accept them all," I said proudly, she smiled at that. "However I can't accept if I don't know what I'm accepting and loving." She nodded with more determination and a fire in her eyes. "Thank you, for keeping Northmere safe for me and my girl. I'll help you find out whatever you need."

he sighs. “Very interesting. You know you have a very human understanding of sexuality for a half-fae? Most fae who I have met don’t label themselves as humans do. They are what humans might label as pansexual. It’s a good thing your brother is more fae or his mates might lose out. I hear fae have sweet and addictive love juices, they will be lucky indeed,” I purr as I run my hand over the shoulder of the elder and less fae Addams brother before whispering, “What do you say, brother-in-law?”

*Will* As we are eating, listening to the entertainment of the event I can’t help but thinking about me and us… how I feel about everything. And I’ve researched the term Demisexuality. It’s under the asexual spectrum, a rather broad term, covering everything from those who seek no sexual touch ever to people who engage in casual sex sometimes and those who may not express sensual feelings until a deeper relationship is established first.

Skyla shrugged, dropping onto her stomach. “Well, I like a blond.” Skyla didn't really label herself but I would say she was pansexual and had dated both genders over the years. And was probably one of the most experimental people I know. However, thanks to her own control issues, she didn’t really stick to a serious relationship. I know she was struggling more than she’d ever expressed, but she didn’t really let anyone in either, always saying she was fine. Which, in turn, got her into shit at the academy.

"Be my Luna." I shook my head again. He was crazy. "I can’t be Luna; I’m a guy. People will assume things about you that you don’t want." Brax raised his eyebrows, "if anyone doesn’t already know I’m pansexual, they’ve been living under a rock. If you don’t like the title, I can call you something else, but I see nothing wrong with having a male Luna." "No. It’s too strange, Brax. You can’t just let anyone be your Luna."

He just looks elsewhere and hides his blushed face to me. "I don't think you're gay by how you act," I mumble, leaning my back at the backrest of the car. "I'm pansexual, Drianna. I don't care about gender, as long as I love someone, then. It's enough." "To me, you're a man. A man who has a word." He smiles and caresses my hair. "Whatever you say, Drianna. I love him more than you do." He says and sticks his tongue out.

"You mean, human?" "No, I mean any creature," I paused, thinking over my next set of words before actually saying them. When I felt confident that I knew how to best explain my thoughts, I finally spoke again, "You're pansexual, right, which means you're attracted to a person despite their gender identity. What if, in your case, that means you're not only gender-blind but you're blind to what the person actually is. Could be vampire, could be human, could be fae."

“Wait… are you serious? You want to have a 3 sum. With who?” “I know just the woman. Don’t worry, you’ll like her.” Kiara texted and I could just picture the mischievous smirk she had. “Okay,” I replied and quickly put down my phone in case I changed my mind. Kiara was pansexual. She was attracted to all and every kind of people. I knew she liked women, plus I knew she liked to watch me fuck another woman. I was doing this to make her happy… okay, yeah, and I guess to make myself happy. We had agreed to share whoever we wanna fuck.