BUNKROS Identity Lab

The primary purpose is to serve as a queer-coded identity system that helps you map and understand the different facets of yourself. It merges self-discovery exercises, kink diagnostics, mental health insights, and aesthetic spectrums into an interconnected ecosystem.

The goal is to provide a playful, reflective, and affirming space for you to explore your personality, desires, and identity on your own terms.

The platform is organized into five core subdomains:

• Homebase: Your starting point, featuring the platform's manifesto and tools to connect with the ecosystem.
• Projects: A space for deeper reflection, including essays, research modes, and prompts to build an identity profile if you choose.
• Members: A secure area for personalized content, private rooms, and sharing zones.
• Contact Center: A section with introductory and support information.
• Tests: Interactive tools for personality and kink exploration, with results that are backed by the platform's extensive glossaries.

The Bunkros AI is a specialized guide, not a conversational therapist. Its primary function is to help you navigate the platform's rich, expert-curated content.

It uses your responses in the 'Tests' and your interactions to highlight connections between different parts of your identity profile and suggest relevant articles, glossary entries, or reflective prompts. It analyzes patterns to offer insights but does not generate therapeutic advice.

The 'Tests' are interactive questionnaires and self-mapping tools designed to facilitate self-discovery. They are based on established psychological and sociological frameworks, such as personality trait analysis and the Kink Orientation Scale.

The results are not clinical diagnoses. Instead, they provide a personalized snapshot of your traits, interests, and orientations, which you can use as a starting point for further exploration within the Lab's glossaries and resources.

Your privacy and safety are paramount. All personal data and responses are encrypted and stored securely. The platform operates under a strict privacy policy that clearly outlines what data is collected and how it is used solely to personalize your experience within the Lab.

Your data is never shared with third parties, and you have full control to view or delete your information at any time.

'Queer-coded' means the platform is intentionally designed with the language, symbols, and cultural context of the LGBTQ+ community at its heart. It moves beyond simple inclusivity to create a space that feels inherently familiar and affirming to queer individuals.

This is reflected in the content, the design, and the underlying philosophy, which reclaims queer traits as sources of strength and identity rather than markers of difference.

Self-mapping is the process of building a visual or conceptual understanding of your own identity. You can use the Lab by taking the 'Tests' to generate a baseline profile. Then, explore the glossary entries and articles linked to your results.

Use the 'Projects' section to journal or write about your reflections. Over time, you will build a detailed and nuanced picture of your unique identity, desires, and needs.

Psychological safety—the feeling that you can be yourself without fear of punishment or humiliation—is a core design principle. This is achieved through several means: ensuring user privacy and control over data, using affirming and non-judgmental language, providing content warnings for sensitive topics, and clearly stating the AI's limitations to prevent over-reliance or misunderstanding.

The goal is to create a space where vulnerability is protected and exploration is encouraged.

That is a perfectly valid and encouraged part of the process. The 'Tests' are mirrors, not judges. If a result doesn't resonate with you, it's a valuable opportunity for reflection. Why does it feel inaccurate? Does another archetype or term feel like a better fit?

The platform's goal is to provide you with a vocabulary and framework for your own self-discovery, not to give you a definitive label.

Yes. While the platform is 'queer-coded' and centers the experiences of the gay and kink communities, its tools for self-discovery can be valuable for anyone interested in exploring personality, identity, and sexuality. It offers a unique lens through which to understand these universal human concepts.