Are you bisexual? This psychological test is constructed based on the Kinsey Scale, and is one of the scientific models widely used to evaluate the mobility and diversity of sexual orientations around the world. Whether you think you are heterosexual, homosexual, bisexual, or some uncertainty in between, this test can help you see your inner emotional tendencies through a series of psychological suggestion questions and emotional reaction analysis. This bisexual tendency self-test will help you clear the fog and explore your true position on the sexual orientation spectrum.
What is bisexual?
Sexual orientation is a spectrum, not either one or the other. In traditional social concepts, sexual orientation is often simply divided into 'heterosexual' or 'gay'. However, psychology and sexual research have long pointed out that sexual orientation spectrum is actually a continuous spectrum. You may prefer the opposite sex more, but may also have emotional attraction to the same sex at certain moments.
This is exactly the core philosophy proposed by the Kinsey Sexual Procedure Category, which divides sexual orientation into seven levels: 0 to 6, covering all possibilities from 'fully heterosexual' to 'fully homosexual'.
Our test is designed based on this theory.
Why choose this Kinsey scale bisexual test?
While the Internet is full of entertainment personality tests and low-quality 'what type of person are you' tests, PsycTest Quiz's set of bisexual professional psychological tests take into account scientificity, accuracy and ease of use.
- A total of 12 psychology-oriented questions, analyzing the real tendency of sexual attraction
- The scoring method is direct, without equal scores or twists, the total score is directly positioned to your sexual orientation area
- The test results are based on the Kinsey 0~6 rating system, covering all intermediate states from 'pure heterosexual' to 'completely homosexual'.
- The definition of bisexuality is not vague or labeled, and supports the exploratory conclusion of sexual fluidity and fuzzy boundaries
- All questions are designed by psychometric consultants to avoid misleading guidance or unnecessary stereotypes
Who is suitable for this psychological test of sexual orientation?
This test is especially suitable for:
- Young people exploring their sexual orientation, including junior high school, high school, college students, etc.
- Sensitive to LGBTQ+ issues, want to know more about your position in the gender attraction spectrum
- I was once labeled as 'heterosexual', but I was always attracted by the same sex at some moments
- Want to find out whether you are a group of people with blurred boundaries, such as bisexual, pansexual, queer, etc.
- Confusion occurs in emotional relationships, such as having a good impression of friends and having an interest in a couple's gender ambiguous
- Confused by the difference between 'Bissexual vs Gay vs Heterosexual'
- Want to verify the question of 'I am bisexual', but don't want to be classified rashly
Is bisexuality a 'middle state'? Or a complete identity?
Many people mistakenly believe that bisexuality is just an intermediate stage of 'not yet determined whether you are homosexual or heterosexual'. In fact, bisexuality is a complete and stable sexual orientation.
It refers to a state in which a person may be attractive to both or more genders emotionally or sexually. You can be biased towards one of them or you can be interested in both sides, and this does not affect your identity integrity as a bisexual individual.
This test result covers multiple states, such as:
- Heterosexual, but slightly homosexual
- Neutral bisexuality, tend to be attractive to both sexes
- Homosexual, but still respond to the opposite sex
- Emotional tendencies are not exactly consistent with sexual desire objects (such as homosexuality and opposite sex)
We respect all your blur and uncertainty and pass this test to provide a sexual portrait that is closer to your personal real experience.
Not for labeling, just to understand yourself: Start testing now
You don't need to worry about being 'labeled' or forced classification. Sexual orientation is not a label, and the test results will not define who you are, it just helps you understand the possible structure of emotions and sexual attraction at the moment.
If you are exploring these questions:
- 'How do you judge whether you are bisexual?'
- 'I like both girls and boys, is it normal?'
- “Can sexual orientation change?”
- 'I don't want to label it, but I want to figure out my sexuality.'
Then you are ready to take on this exploration.
In just a few minutes, 12 questions, click now to start the test to confirm your position on this sexual orientation map and see if you are in the bisexual spectrum or are experiencing a potential sexual awakening period.
