Abro- is an orientation prefix describing individuals with a fluid sexual orientation that may shift between different orientations, including multisexual, homosexual, allosexual, asexual, and more. The prefix “abro” may come from the Greek word ἁβρός, meaning graceful, delicate, or pretty, alluding to the fluid and graceful movement of one’s orientation. For some abrosexual individuals, these … Read more
Aboixygender is an oxigender identity in which a person’s gender is primarily abinary (not fitting within the traditional male or female categories), partially male, and slightly female. This identity combines aspects of non-binary gender with a subtle mix of masculine and feminine qualities, creating a unique, layered gender experience. Imagine someone who identifies primarily outside … Read more
Abimegender is a gender identity that feels deep and infinite, often described as resembling the effect of a mirror reflecting another mirror, creating an endless reflection. This infinite quality represents a vast, boundless gender experience that doesn’t have clear boundaries. Abimegender can be used on its own or as a prefix to describe other genders … Read more
Abigender, also known as bxgender, biagender, or librabigender, refers to a gender identity that connects both to having two genders (bigender) and to genderlessness (agender). Abigender individuals may feel aligned with two genders while also experiencing a sense of genderlessness, or they may fluctuate between these feelings. This can mean that someone feels both genders … Read more
Pansexual refers to individuals who are attracted to people regardless of their gender. Unlike bisexuality, which traditionally implies attraction to two or more genders, pansexuality explicitly embraces attraction to all gender identities, including men, women, non-binary, genderqueer, and genderfluid individuals. Pansexual people often emphasize that they are attracted to the person, not the gender. Imagine … Read more
Abrisexual is an orientation that describes individuals whose sexual orientation is stable, but the labels they use to describe it change over time. The term emphasizes the fluidity of how someone identifies rather than changes in the attraction itself. While abrisexual people may consistently feel the same type of attraction, they might alternate between labels … Read more
Romantic attraction is a type of emotional attraction where someone may want to engage in romantic interactions with a particular person. This can include experiences like infatuation, physical closeness, using affectionate language, living together, wanting to start a family, sharing belongings and experiences, making lifelong commitments, valuing the relationship above others, providing mutual protection, and … Read more
Sexual attraction is a form of physical attraction where someone desires sexual interaction with another person. This could mean wanting sexual contact, like kissing, touching, or intercourse. The patterns of sexual attraction toward specific genders often shape an individual’s sexual orientation, which can be named using the “-sexual” suffix, like heterosexual or bisexual. Taylor has … Read more
Domestic attraction is a type of attraction characterized by a desire to engage in domestic activities with or for someone. This can involve tasks such as cooking, cleaning, performing general housework, gardening, living together, or raising children. It’s centered on wanting to live together, create a home, and handle daily routines jointly, such as cooking, … Read more
Bicurious refers to individuals who are curious about exploring or experiencing romantic or sexual attraction to both men and women, despite primarily identifying as heterosexual or homosexual. Bicurious people may not yet identify as bisexual, but they are open to the possibility that they could be attracted to multiple genders. This phase of curiosity often … Read more
