The Kinsey Scale reduces some orientations to being straight, gay, bisexual, or experiencing no sexual or romantic attraction. This may exclude people who are nonbinary, those who reject gender, and several other gender identities. The Kinsey Scale only measures attraction towards the opposite or same sex or gender as the person under assessment. This is a sexual, romantic attraction, or both, towards nonbinary people. There are many different sexual and romantic orientations, such as skoliosexual. While it can be useful for people who identify as straight, gay, bisexual, and to a lesser extent, asexual, it may not be helpful for others. The Kinsey Scale does not account for all orientations. There are some limitations to the Kinsey Scale, some of which the Kinsey Institute recognizes. People taking part in Kinsey Scale tests will therefore sit somewhere along this spectrum of sexual or romantic orientation. A person may have more than a slight sexual or romantic attraction towards the opposite sex or gender.Įxclusively experiencing sexual or romantic attraction to the same sex or gender.Įxperiencing no sexual or romantic attraction. Mostly experiencing sexual or romantic attraction to the same sex or gender. A person may have a slight sexual or romantic attraction towards the opposite sex or gender. A person may have more than a slight sexual or romantic attraction toward the same sex or gender.Įqual sexual or romantic attraction toward both opposite and same sex or gender. Mostly experiencing sexual or romantic attraction to the opposite sex or gender. A person may have a slight sexual or romantic attraction toward the same sex or gender. Exclusively experiencing sexual or romantic attraction to the opposite sex or gender.
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