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Survey Finds Half of Young Brits Say They’re Not Completely Straight
A new YouGov survey has found 49% of 18-24 year-olds in Britain don’t identify as 100% heterosexual. Respondents were asked to put themselves on a Kinsey scale where 0 is exclusively heterosexual and 6 was completely homosexual.
International Business Times reports:
One of the most striking findings of the new study is that with each generation, people see their sexuality as less fixed and more fluid. The results for 18-24 year-olds are particularly telling, with 43% placing themselves in the non-binary area between 1 and 5 and 52% place themselves at one end or the other. Of these, only 46% say they are completely heterosexual and 6% as completely homosexual.
More from the survey:
People of all generations now accept the idea that sexual orientation exists along a continuum rather than a binary choice – overall 60% of heterosexuals support this idea, and 73% of homosexuals. 28% of heterosexuals believe that ‘there is no middle ground – you are either heterosexual or you are not’.
See the full poll results here.
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Kyler Geoffroy
Survey Finds Half of Young Brits Say They’re Not Completely Straight
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