<p>Hello CC!</p>
<p>I am pansexual, of course my family doesn't know yet, but that is beside the point. I was wondering how supportive MIT is for pansexuals like me. I really need a supportive environment and the college I end up going to, I want to feel supported by the people I will be around for the next 4 years.</p>
<p>So again: how supportive is MIT for pansexuals?</p>
<p>The community I live in has assexuals, bisexuals, gays, and polyamorous persons. There are probably pansexuals here too. Right now we’re working on gender-neutral housing options. We are open and we are accepting. You are welcome here.</p>
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<p>I’m here! ^_^</p>
<p>Goodnyte - This will vary a lot by the dorm, or between floors. As lidusha mentioned, our dorm as a whole is pretty accepting, and pretty open to discussing sexuality (which is a separate metric - I know of some other MIT dorms where they don’t care about your sexuality, but it’s awkward to discuss, straight or not). I strongly suggest you look at the Living Pink guide to get a feel for different dorms/FSILGs:</p>
<p>[LivingPink</a> | Homepage](<a href=“http://livingpink.mit.edu/]LivingPink”>http://livingpink.mit.edu/)</p>