- What do you think my sexuality is?
- I think you're gay.
- I could be metro-sexual.
- You could be metro but I think you're gay.
- Okay. Yeah, I'm gay.
(mischievous music)
- Hey, my name is Dominic Lewis.
- I would say I'm a gay man.
- Yeah, I do sometimes.
Well, not until I open up my mouth
or not until I start moving and stuff too.
- Once I just start. This gives it away.
(laughing)
- (clapping) (hands rubbing together)
I think I got this.
Hi.
- Hi.
- Oh yeah, you're cute.
Let's go straight to it.
When's the last time you had sex?
- (laughing) Might've been like
a week and a half ago.
- Hmm okay. How many relationships have you had?
- Three.
- Did they last a long time?
- Long time relationships, yeah.
- What was your longest relationship?
- Like five years.
- Ooh. In the past, when you've been with partners
or you meet them, do you potentially
move in with them a week or so after you meet them?
- Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm quick. Yeah.
- A quicker, okay, okay, so am I. (clapping)
I think that you're a lesbian.
The moving in within a week because
most lesbians do that.
They like meet somebody on a Wednesday,
they like, don't even go on a first date.
Like they move in with them on Thursday
and they live life forever.
- I'm asexual.
- Asexual?
- Yeah.
- What the hell's that?
- (laughing)
- What's asexual?
- It's okay.
(laughing)
- What is that? Explain.
- Asexual is where you don't see someone
and think about having sex with them.
Like you don't have sexual attraction toward a person.
- Are all asexuals like that, or?
- There's a whole spectrum.
I consider myself kind of in the middle, a gray ace.
I mean, like, I can still be turned on.
I don't see someone and my mind doesn't go to sex.
- Okay. Okay. So nice.
Let's see. Let's see.
- What do you see right now?
- Oh my God. Okay.
Your pants are very tailored nice.
Oh, okay. Yeah. Wow. Yeah.
- My eyes are up here.
(laughing)
- Put your arms out like this a little bit. Do this.
Okay. All right. All right.
Let me see the arm, flex up. Let me see.
Oh, god okay.
- More of like, sad?
Do you like longer relationships
or do you like ones that you can just...
- I'm polyamorous, so I kind of like-
- Mm, poly! Wait, wait, wait. Okay. Okay.
Okay, poly. All right.
That's a new word that we're using now, today.
- So for me, that means that like,
I'm like, you know always seeking and open
to like love and connections.
- I do not think you're straight.
I think that you are bisexual.
- You are correct.
(laughing)
- It was the poly for me
and the explanation of the poly.
- I personally just feel like I have
so much love to give.
Inclusivity doesn't necessarily mean
the same thing as emotional commitment.
- So you do you see the hands, too?
I know. (laughing)
- Oh my god, I love your energy so much.
(laughing)
- Two piercings, too?
- Yeah, you already know.
- Similar. I'm telling you, these nose rings
they kinda give it away.
- Yeah, the nose rings.
- We're similar. Yeah. Let me see you walk.
Uh, sorry? Yeah.
I think you're straight.
- I'm gay.
- Ahh! Darn it! I should've went with
my first instinct. The only thing that changed it
at the end was because I did not want to be
that rude person to be like, you know what?
I think he's gay.
- Why would that be rude to say that?
- I'm not gonna just automatically look at you
and say oh yeah, you're gay because
your lip gloss is poppin. I should've known.
When did you know that you're gay?
- I knew I was gay when I was like
started going to school and I started to realize
like I liked boys and I wasn't really gravitate
towards woman until like, I felt peer pressure
to date girls. But then I was like,
I finally was like, I don't care.
- Yeah.
- It was nice to meet you.
- Nice to meet you, too!
(snapping)
- Hello.
- Hey, there.
- How are you doing?
- I'm doing well. How are you?
- I'm okay.
- All right.
- We're immediately, all right.
Let me see the macarena, okay ready?
- Okay.
- One maca, two, One maca, two,
- Oh, already messed up.
- Oh, dang it. (laughing)
- Seven and eight and nine macarena,
Hey macarena!
Okay (indistinct)
I think that you are straight.
- You got me.
- Yeah, why?
- Everything. (laughing) It was everything.
He doesn't give me very adventurous
with his sexuality.
He doesn't give me the hands either.
They've been there the whole time.
Straight. Very straight.
Okay. You got your hands back here.
Okay. Set. Okay. Give me that.
- What does this mean?
- The hands in pockets and stuck,
it means that they're strait.
Don't do the eyes like that.
Now I'm questioning myself.
Walked this way, right?
Can you try it?
- Oh, god.
- Oh. Yup. Yup. She hates it. Yep. Yep.
Okay, okay. Do you tend to move in
with your mate early? Or do you just wait awhile?
- I haven't moved in with anybody.
- Oh, it's the independence for me.
- Do gay people tend to move in with each other?
- Early.
- Oh, I didn't know that.
- Real early. You didn't know that?
- Mm-mm.
- Okay. Okay.
I think that you are, I think it's you're straight.
- No.
- No, I know it. Darn it. You're not straight.
What's your sexual orientation?
- Bi.
- Okay. So that's why I was getting the,
the mix a little bit.
- I did come out recently, though.
So like, that's the vibe, I guess.
- Okay. Okay. It's fresh.
Well, congratulations on coming out.
- Thank you.
- Do you like long, longevity relationships?
Or do you like the ones that
you can just kick to the curb after?
- I mean how long is-
- How long is long?
(laughing)
How long is too long for you?
- Forever.
You know how, like, some people are
looking for like the one to settle down with
I'm not at that point in my life.
- Is that because you want to be
promiscuous and fuck around?
- Not really. It's just like, yeah.
I just have, I guess like an issue with
just like everyday being the same.
- The same constant thing over and over and over
you need change.
- Yes.
- I think that you're straight.
- Yes. I am straight.
- Woo!
I knew because of the sweater,
I knew because the hoodie.
Those are like-
- Fuckboy?
(laughing)
- And it's the hands that stay in the same spot
the whole time. Well nice to meet you
hopefully we'll see each other soon. Bye.
- Bye.
All right. Do this right here.
Maybe turn. Okay. Let's see.
Can you rock like this?
(snapping)
He started doing it on the one and the three.
I think that you are straight.
- You are wrong. I am gay.
- Ahh! He's gay?
- I am gay.
- Have you ever been with a woman?
- Yes, I have been with women.
- Okay. How many?
- Three or four?
- Oh yeah. Okay. Three or four.
That's actually more than a lot of gay man.
- Yeah.
- What do you think my sexuality is?
- I think you're gay.
- Just straight to the gay. Right?
(laughing)
- I was sure that you're gay.
You got the button up collar.
- Ahh!
- You dress nicely.
- I could be metrosexual.
- You could be metro. But I think you're gay.
- Okay yeah I'm gay.
- Can you do this right here? Okay, watch.
- Okay. Oh gosh. (laughing)
- Okay. All right.
Okay. The hair gave me like real butch, butch.
I was like, okay, yeah, she's there.
She's there. She's done it.
And then the walk, the walk, it gave me very lesbian
kind of like, okay, I'm just coming up here.
He turns around and look I'm just going back.
Can I ask what are you?
- I'm straight.
- Very straight?
- Cock hungry slut straight.
- Oh my God.
(laughing)
- I've been hit on by women.
- I was just going to ask you.
- I can tell when they're flirting.
- How do they flirt?
- It's like.
- It's like (laughing).
- Like they give me the eyes.
- Okay. Yeah. Well you were getting that
cause girl you look like a lesbian!
(laughing)
That's why.
- Bye.
- Bye, see you later.
- It was mind blowing, kind of.
It was interesting.
- Well, really it's not that important.
I don't think, I mean
you really don't have to tell anybody
but the person that you're with
but I felt that it's important
that for yourself, you know, and then
as long as you know who you are, then it's fine.