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Sexual Orientation Test

sexual orientation test

What is your sexual orientation?

This sexual orientation test is based on the sexuality scale developed in 1980 by Michael Storms, a psychologist at the University of Kansas. When working on his research regarding the influence of erotic fantasies on sexual preferences in humans, the scientist has discovered that bisexual individuals can be attracted to partners of the opposite sex as much as straight people.

He also found out that bisexuals have fantasies about same-sex partners as much as lesbian women and gay men. Having come to these conclusions, Storms observed that the Kinsey scale was inaccurate; he then went on to propose his own sexuality scale - The Storms Sexuality Axis.

Sexual orientation test

This new sexuality scale by Michael Storms uses an X and Y axis. Hetero- and homo-eroticism are placed on two perpendicular axes, which allows determining the level of attraction more accurately for both scales. Since the Kinsey scale has two “poles”, it is pretty limiting. Storms also proposed the possibility to distinguish between bisexuality and asexuality, which was insufficiently implemented in the Kinsey scale.

Instruction

You will be offered 20 simple questions below. Just answer honestly to indicate your homosexuality/heterosexuality level. The results of this sexuality test are provided "as-is", and should be used for educational purposes only, and its questions and results can in no way be interpreted as a specialist's or doctor’s advice.
1. During the past 6 months, have you found yourself wanting to see a person of your sex naked?
2. During the past 6 months, have you found yourself wanting to touch person of your sex intimately?
3. During the past 6 months, have you fantasized about sex with same-sex partner?
4. Have you had sex with people of your gender?
5. How about watching porno with both actors of your gender?
6. During the past 6 months, have you had romantic fantasies about long-term relationships with person of your sex?
7. How attractive are you for people of your sex?
8. How attractive are people of your gender for you?
9. Do you have gay friends or relatives?
10. During the past 6 months, have you found yourself wanting to see a person of opposite sex naked?
11. During the past 6 months, have you found yourself wanting to touch an opposite sex person intimately?
12. During the past 6 months, have you fantasized about sex with opposite sex partner?
13. Have you had sex with opposite sex partners?
14. During the past 6 months, have you had romantic fantasies about long-term relationships with person of opposite sex?
15. During the past 6 months, have you fantasized about people of opposite gender during masturbation?
16. How attractive are you for people of opposite sex?
17. How attractive are people of opposite gender for you?
18. How about watching porno with actors of different sex?
19. How often do you think about sex?
20. How about watching porno with actors of different sex?
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