genixian is an orientation term for agender individuals who feel attraction toward people with xenogenders. A xenogender is a gender identity that is not defined by traditional human concepts of male, female, or binary categories. Instead, xenogenders often use metaphors, abstract ideas, or references to nature, culture, or objects to describe gender identity. The term … Read more
Agenamoric is an orientation term used by agender individuals to describe attraction that does not fit into the usual same gender or different gender categories. It refers to attraction experienced in a uniquely agender way, shaped by not having a gender identity. The term does not specify which gender or genders someone is attracted to. … Read more
Abriromantic is a romantic orientation where a person’s underlying romantic attraction does not change, but the labels they use to describe it do change over time. The feelings remain generally the same, yet the language a person chooses to express those feelings may shift. This can be due to personal growth, new understanding of identity, … Read more
A spike is a sudden change, a quick rise in power or price, often sharp and brief. In gender identity, a spike means someone usually feels one way. But sometimes, they feel very different for a short time. The term can have different meanings in different communities. For example, someone who identifies as acespike is … Read more
Abri- is an orientation prefix meaning “shelter” or “place of refuge” in English, and “under cover” in French. It describes a form of sexuality in which a person’s underlying attraction does not change, but the labels they use for it do change over time. While the feelings remain consistent, the way someone describes them may … Read more
Alicosexual is a term used to describe a person who knows they are on the asexual spectrum. However, they do not fit any existing label for this spectrum. The prefix “alico” comes from a Latin word meaning “somewhere” or “elsewhere.” This shows that their feelings of attraction are real, but they may not have found … Read more
Jump is a term used to describe a specific identity in the LGBTQ+ community. It comes from the Middle English word meaning to leave an elevated place and fall down. In this context, it means someone who sometimes feels a certain way about their identity but then returns to how they felt before. This can … Read more
Flux is a term that describes a state of change or flow. It comes from Old French and means the act of flowing. In the context of identity, flux refers to how a person’s identity can change over time. This change can happen in different ways and can be strong or weak. The meaning of … Read more
Fluix is a term used to describe a type of gender identity. It comes from the word “flux,” which means to flow or change. Fluix identities can change in strength or intensity. This means that a person may feel their gender differently at different times. The meaning of fluix can vary in different communities. Some … Read more
Alicoromantic is a term used to describe a person who feels attraction within the a-spectrum. This means they may not fit into any existing labels for asexual or aromantic people. The prefix “alico” comes from a Latin word meaning “somewhere” or “elsewhere.” This shows that their feelings are real, but they may not know how … Read more
