You cannot be multiple sexual orientations. Your romantic orientation and sexual orientation may overlap, but not always. You may be a homoromantic asexual. You may be a panromantic homosexual. I myself am a panromantic homosexual, but I refer to myself as a lesbian, it's easier. A lesbian is a female homosexual homoromantic. A gay man is the same, but male. The term "gay" can be used to define a person of either sex, but is mostly used to define a man. The term "lesbian" can only be used to define a woman. Sexual orientation defines who you can be sexually attracted to. Romantic orientation is who you can be romantically attracted to. They're very different things. Sometimes you can be romantically AND sexually attracted to one person, but not always. You are partially right about bisexuality and asexuality, but pansexual is when you can be attracted to any gender, including non-binary people. When you present these 3 definitions together like you did, you make it sound like bisexuals are all some kind of

whores that go around ****ing everyone in existence. That's not to say none of them are like that, but I know for a fact there are some decent people who identify as bisexual. Now, asexuality is when you're not sexually attracted to anyone at all. Some asexuals are disgusted by sex, some don't mind, and some actually enjoy it. They just don't experience the urge to have sex. Romantic attraction is a whole different world. It's basically a crush. An aromantic cannot have crushes, but they may be sexually attracted to someone. Bi can have crushes on boys or girls, pan can have a crush on anyone, homo can have a crush on their own gender, and hetero can have a crush on someone of the opposite gender. Of course, everything within these comments are the basics of sexual and romantic orientation. If I were to tell you EVERYTHING about these topics, my comment chain would stretch for miles. Thank you for coming to my Ted Talk.