Hybrid scale of sexuality is a table used at first to spell out the terms of Alfred Kinsey

Alfred Kinsey

Alfred Charles Kinsey was an American biologist and professor of entomology and zoology, who in 1947 founded the Institute for Sex Research at Indiana University, now known as the Kinsey Institute for Research in Sex, Gender, and Reproduction, as well as producing the Kinsey Reports and the Kinsey...

. But later, due to editorial conflicts, Kinsey happened to be just one of the inspirational sources of this new scale. This new scale is not intended to refute the theories of Kinsey. It is true that contains many terms of their contributions, gathers some of them but also introduces new co ncepts that were never considered in the Kinsey report. When deviations from exclusive heterosexuality are present, they are likely to be much more extreme among males than among females. There are many methods to measure this sexual behavior.

New Issues

• Affinity between sexes
• Sexual experiences with other ranges, depending to their sex.

Dimensions

Symbols	Meaning
=	Same-sex
≠	Opposite sex
R*	Range

Range/Description	Specifications and detailed characteristics of the range	% Fantasizing with =	Sexual experiences with other ranges =	% Sexual Interest in ≠	Sexual experiences with other ranges ≠
R0 (Exclusively heterosexual)	Intimacy between men and women. Nothing sexual (at least more than once) between same-sex. Only limited to same-sex social. Fanaticism and oppression against sexual diversity. Importance of the church and family values. Are prohibited for same-sex R6. R6 opposite sex is prohibited for them.	0%	R0=: No R1=: No R2=: No R3=: No R4=: No R5=: No R6=: No	100%	R0≠: Yes R1≠: Yes R2≠: Yes R3≠: Yes R4≠: Yes R5≠: Yes R6≠: No
R1 Heteroflexible  (first degree)	Friends of any gender and sexual preference. Still retains the feeling of straight belonging. The other sex trapped in the closet. Light-tolerance of sexual diversity. Morbid fantasies with same sex (2 males) (2 females)	1% - 25%	R0=: No R1=: Yes R2=: Yes R3=: Yes R4=: Yes R5=: Yes R6=: Yes	99% - 75%	R0≠: Yes R1≠: Yes R2≠: Yes R3≠: Yes R4≠: Yes R5≠: Yes R6≠: No
R2 Heteroflexible  (second degree) or Bicurious	Increased frequencies in sex with the same sex. The relationships that do not symbolize any interest or sexual preference. The other sex is still kept in the closet. Tolerance for sexual diversity.	26% - 49%	R0=: No R1=: Yes R2=: Yes R3=: Yes R4=: Yes R5=: Yes R6=: Yes	74% - 51%	R0≠: Yes R1≠: Yes R2≠: Yes R3≠: Yes R4≠: Yes R5≠: Yes R6≠: No
R3 Bisexual	Interest in both sexes equally. Parallel relations partner. Possibility of more serious relationships with the same sex. Balance in the fidelity of pairs.	50%	R0=: No R1=: Yes R2=: Yes R3=: Yes R4=: Yes R5=: Yes R6=: Yes	50%	R0≠: Yes R1≠: Yes R2≠: Yes R3≠: Yes R4≠: Yes R5≠: Yes R6≠: No
R4 Homoflexible  (first degree)	Decreased interest in opposite sex. Maintenance of the Double Life. Guilt and / or debt (in men) with the opposite sex. Greater inclination towards the same sex.	51% - 74%	R0=: No R1=: Yes R2=: Yes R3=: Yes R4=: Yes R5=: Yes R6=: Yes	49% - 26%	R0≠: Yes R1≠: Yes R2≠: Yes R3≠: Yes R4≠: Yes R5≠: Yes R6≠: No
R5 Homoflexible (second degree)	Lower interest in the opposite sex. The same-sex interest is locked in the closet. Guilt and / or debt with the opposite sex. Keeping hopes delude themselves with the opposite sex. Greater connection between same-sex.	75% - 99%	R0=: No R1=: Yes R2=: Yes R3=: Yes R4=: Yes R5=: Yes R6=: Yes	25% - 1%	R0≠: Yes R1≠: Yes R2≠: Yes R3≠: Yes R4≠: Yes R5≠: Yes R6≠: No
R6 Exclusively homosexual	Exclusive sexual interest in the same sex. No feeling of guilt with the opposite sex. Limited to the social with the opposite sex. Total connection between the same sex. Never hide the relationship. Are prohibited for the opposite sex R0. Have prohibited same-sex R0.	100%	R0=: No R1=: Yes R2=: Yes R3=: Yes R4=: Yes R5=: Yes R6=: Yes	0%	R0≠: No R1≠: No R2≠: No R3≠: No R4≠: No R5≠: No R6≠: No