The Sexuality Rating Scale, aka “Kinsey Scale,” was developed by Alfred Kinsey and his colleagues in 1948. The most commonly known heterosexuality is rated at zero and homosexuality (same sex attraction) at number six.
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IMO, this scale is useless because
1. people tend to be variant at different phases of their lives. The scale still works, but,
2. defines attraction as a binary scale, i.e., does not include pansexuals.
What does ‘incidently homosexual’ mean? Does fantasy count? Does one have had to had a physical homosexual relationship?