Xenogender is a gender identity that does not fit within traditional masculine, feminine or non-binary categories. It is often described as a gender associated with concepts, feelings or experiences that fall outside the human understanding of gender. Examples include identities associated with nature, objects, emotions or abstract ideas. Xenogender accommodates people whose gender experience is … Read more
What is ¿gender? ¿Gender is a xenogender that is unique to Latino and Hispanic communities. It represents a gender experience so specific and culturally rooted that it cannot be adequately described in Dutch; or most other languages. The essence of ¿gender lies beyond traditional gender categories and defies classification within conventional terms or associations. This … Read more
Demisexualspike describes someone who is typically demisexual; only experiencing sexual attraction after forming a deep emotional bond; but who occasionally and rarely experiences sudden, unexpected spikes of sexual attraction without needing an emotional connection. These spikes are usually short-lived and do not align with their usual patterns of attraction. Despite these rare instances, a demisexualspike … Read more
Énasdemisexual describes an individual who experiences sexual attraction to only one person in their lifetime, and only after forming a deep emotional connection with that individual. This identity combines elements of Énassexual (a lifetime attraction to one individual) and demisexual (requiring a profound emotional bond for sexual attraction to occur). Énasdemisexual individuals may never feel … Read more
Badb, pronounced “Bive,” is a prominent figure in Irish mythology and one of the Morrígna, a trio of war goddesses. Known as the “battle crow,” she is revered and feared for her influence over war, death, and prophecy. Her presence on the battlefield signifies chaos, terror, and the inevitability of mortality. Name: BadbRole: Goddess of … Read more
The history of psychiatry is a fascinating story of progress, setbacks and changes in the way we understand and treat mental health. From the earliest ideas about mental illness to modern treatments, psychiatry has come a long way. In this timeline, we discover the key moments that have shaped the development of the field. Early … Read more
A Bambi Lesbian is a lesbian who finds fulfillment in affectionate, sensual, non-sexual acts, such as cuddles, hugs, and kisses, rather than focusing on sexual activities. This identity highlights the value of intimacy and emotional connection over physical sexual interaction. Bambi Lesbians often prioritize building deep, meaningful relationships through affection and closeness, redefining how intimacy … Read more
Nonamorous or nonamory is a relationship orientation indicating that an individual does not desire intimate, long-term, committed partnerships. This can apply to various types of relationships, including romantic, sexual, queerplatonic, or platonic life-partners. Nonamorous individuals may prefer to focus on connections with friends or family, or they may choose to live a solitary life. Their … Read more
Abroromantic refers to individuals whose romantic attraction is fluid, but specifically within the non-binary spectrum. This means their romantic attraction shifts in intensity and focus, primarily directed toward non-binary individuals. Imagine Casey, who identifies as abroromantic. Casey experiences romantic attraction that changes frequently, but only toward non-binary genders. One week, Casey may feel deeply attracted … Read more
Aesthetic attraction refers to the admiration or enjoyment of someone’s appearance, style, or overall visual appeal without any romantic, sexual, or emotional attachment. Unlike romantic or sexual attraction, aesthetic attraction is based solely on visual appreciation, like admiring an artwork. It’s about finding someone visually appealing and admiring their style, grace, or overall presence without … Read more
