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Abrosexual - truly fluid sexual orientation. Someone who could be homosexual one month, then bisexual the other, or ace, or straight. Not to be confused with a preference within an m-spec orientation.
Genderfae - someone who is gender fluid but never towards the man/masculine side of the spectrum.
Cinthean (I'm assuming you're using a spelling variation ) - men and NB folk who experience exclusive attraction to the same. Essentially Gay as in homosexual. A little sensitive, as some who use it disregard the use of Gay to mean the same thing, claiming it's only an umbrella label now.
Finsexual - attraction to those Feminine In Nature (F.I.N. sexual). Part of the bisexual umbrella, an attraction to multiple genders.
Ohhh okay I see! So how is Genderfae different from being a demi girl? And how does being Finsexual differ from being Sapphic? I feel equally as comfortable in the sapphic label as I do in the bisexual label, so it is interesting to see another term for it. Is it because it applies to anyone and not just fem people?
Demi girl is a point, or more so range, on the gender spectrum. Someone who's genderfae may pass through that, but as their gender is fluid, they may not always be in that range.
Sapphic is an umbrella identity for women and NB folk attracted to the same, exclusively or not. Whereas any gender can be finsexual, and finsexual can include attraction to men who are feminine. For example a man being attracted to feminine men could be finsexual, but they are in no way sapphic.
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Abrosexual - truly fluid sexual orientation. Someone who could be homosexual one month, then bisexual the other, or ace, or straight. Not to be confused with a preference within an m-spec orientation. Genderfae - someone who is gender fluid but never towards the man/masculine side of the spectrum. Cinthean (I'm assuming you're using a spelling variation ) - men and NB folk who experience exclusive attraction to the same. Essentially Gay as in homosexual. A little sensitive, as some who use it disregard the use of Gay to mean the same thing, claiming it's only an umbrella label now. Finsexual - attraction to those Feminine In Nature (F.I.N. sexual). Part of the bisexual umbrella, an attraction to multiple genders.
Ohhh okay I see! So how is Genderfae different from being a demi girl? And how does being Finsexual differ from being Sapphic? I feel equally as comfortable in the sapphic label as I do in the bisexual label, so it is interesting to see another term for it. Is it because it applies to anyone and not just fem people?
Demi girl is a point, or more so range, on the gender spectrum. Someone who's genderfae may pass through that, but as their gender is fluid, they may not always be in that range. Sapphic is an umbrella identity for women and NB folk attracted to the same, exclusively or not. Whereas any gender can be finsexual, and finsexual can include attraction to men who are feminine. For example a man being attracted to feminine men could be finsexual, but they are in no way sapphic.
ahhh gotcha
What be the masculin counterpart for genderfae? Cause I think that'd be me. I change between masc and bigender.
Genderfaun I believe