Remember, no online quiz can define your identity for you. Sexuality is a personal journey, and it can sometimes be fluid or evolving. It's okay if your result doesn't perfectly capture how you feel — these categories are simply a broad guide to help you reflect. People are complex, and your feelings might change or become clearer over time. Use this result as one piece of insight, not a definitive label.

If your score was on the lower end (toward “Not Gay”), it might simply mean you relate more to opposite-gender attractions right now, and that's completely fine. A middle-range score (in the “Bi-Curious or Bisexual” zone) could indicate that you have some level of attraction to more than one gender or are still exploring where you stand. A higher score leaning into the gay ranges suggests you identified strongly with same-gender attraction in these questions.

Coming to understand your sexual orientation is a personal process. You don't have to adopt any label until you're ready — or ever, if labels don't feel right for you. Some people find comfort in terms like straight, bisexual, or gay; others prefer not to define themselves strictly. Do what feels best for you. If you're still unsure about how you feel, that's okay. You might find it helpful to talk to trusted friends, join supportive communities, or speak with a counselor who understands these topics. Your feelings are valid, and discovering who you are can take time.