Sexual Orientation Test

This sexual orientation test is based on sexuality model proposed in 1980 by Michael Storms, a psychologist at the University of Kansas. During his own research about the influence of erotic fantasies on human sexual preferences Storms has concluded, that bisexuals can be attracted to opposite sex partners as much as heterosexuals. He also concluded, that bisexuals fantasize about same-sex partners as much as lesbian and gay. These conclusions allowed him to say about inaccuracies in Kinsey scale and to propose his own sexuality scale - The Storms Sexuality Axis.

Storm proposed a new sexuality scale using an x-y axis. He placed hetero- and homo-eroticism on two perpendicular axes. Such approach allowed to determine the level of attraction more accurately for both scales, what was impossible in the bipolar Kinsey scale. Michael Storms also proposed the ability to distinguish between bisexuality and asexuality, which was poorly implemented in Kinsey scale.

Am i asexual quiz

If your scores on the scales of homo and heterosexuality are too low, you fall into the asexual spectrum (quadrant).

Am i straight quiz (heterosexual)

If your result on the heterosexuality scale is significantly higher than on the homosexuality scale, you fall into the heterosexual quadrant.

Am i bisexual test (am i bi quiz)

If your results on both scales are high enough, then this indicates your bisexuality.

Source:

• Storms, M. D. (1980). Theories of sexual orientation. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology.