In the past few decades, we’ve made great strides to accept people from a more diverse spectrum of romantic and sexual orientations.
But while we’ve grown to accept it, and it’s becoming increasingly normalized, it’s still a taboo in many places, and, unfortunately, many people have trouble with coming out to their friends and family. It’s also not rare for some people to be confused about their sexual orientation, not knowing whether they truly belong to the LGBTQIA+ community. This can lead some people to mentally repress their natural romantic and sexual urges, damaging their mental health.
The categories discussed here can provide a general framework to help you better understand where you might fall on the spectrum of sexuality and the different types of sexual orientations. However, it's important to remember that whether you identify as gay, straight, bisexual, or any other term (such as pansexual or demisexual) ultimately depends on who you feel most romantically and sexually attracted to. It's common for people's attractions to evolve and change over time.
How Does The Gay Test Work?
The Are You Gay quiz comes in the form of a questionnaire. You only need to read the question and select the option that best applies to you.
It’s not a timed test, so you can take as much time as necessary to think of the correct answer.
By the end of the “Am I Gay test”, we’ll compile the result and tell you exactly if there’s a chance that you may be gay or else. However, note that this isn’t a professional quiz and shouldn’t be taken seriously. We only strive to help people who are indecisive about their sexual orientation and guide them toward understanding and acceptance.
Do note that we’re using the term “gay” in a broad sense to refer to people who are attracted to people of their gender. Although the term is commonly used to refer to men who are attracted to men, this test will also work for lesbians, which means women who are attracted to other women.
Does This Test Really Determine If I’m Gay or Not?
This quiz cannot definitively determine your sexual orientation for you. Only you can decide how you identify. You’re not obliged by anyone or any test to label yourself in any particular way, especially in ways that make you uncomfortable.
Please remember that labelings are merely tools to help you understand your identity and can even aid others in understanding who you are.
Sexual orientation is also more fluid and nuanced than what this quiz can fully capture. If you're questioning your sexual orientation, we highly recommend you use open-source LGBTQIA+ resources, which can help you better understand the terminologies and the different shades of sexual orientation.
This quiz lets you see if you may exhibit tendencies that align with various sexual orientations.
Are There Any Other Results?
Yes! You don’t necessarily have to be 100% gay.
Instead, our quiz can also show if you’re bisexual (attracted to both genders) or of any other orientation, such as pansexual (attracted to people in general, regardless of their gender) or demisexual (attracted to people only after establishing a close emotional bond with them, regardless of their gender.)
Just like gender, romantic and sexual attractions exist on a spectrum with various shades and colors in between. Our “Am I Gay quiz” is also designed to show this.
We don’t display results for asexual or aromantic individuals (people who don’t experience any sexual urge for any gender) — these people are part of a different category that requires a separate test.
How Are the Results Stored?
Your privacy is respected here, and we are committed to maintaining the confidentiality of your personal data.
We do not store your personal data because what you share with us is extremely sensitive. The information you provide and the results you receive are completely yours and yours alone.
How you handle your data is completely your decision.
Feel free to screenshot and share your test results with your trusted confidantes if you wish!
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