How does that work?

So I have an actual, like, sort of kind of a drawn graph that has each of those domains in sort of a high attraction to high aversion, right? A spectrum.

And so, you know, a lot of times, especially historically, you've got like the Kinsey scale, which is sort of this linear, you know, one to six.

You have a Kinsey one or a Kinsey six, you know, a six being exclusively homosexual, a one being exclusively heterosexual, right? Yeah.

And even though that's kind of an archaic scale, it's the most well-known, but it doesn't really tell us very much, right? And I think of it as sort of the difference between using a volume strip and a soundboard, right? You're going to get way better quality sound when you're thinking of different dimensions of sound and able to moderate different dimensions of sound than when you just have a simple volume strip, right? Yeah.

And I think attraction is the same in that when I kind of give this, and it's not a, you know, it's very subjective, right, in terms of an assessment.

So I'm really clear that this is sort of more of an exploratory assessment tool.

And where does attraction fall along here? Well,