y do ppl gaf im ficto/objectum..?? it doesnt harm u
my lgbtq labels
&& its meanings
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Aegorose
- An aego aroace, or aegorose, is an individual who is both aegoromantic and aegosexual. An aego aroace person likes the idea of romantic/sexual relationships but there is a disconnection between them and the relationship. They may have sexual/romantic fantasies, view porn/romance novels/movies/etc. They generally feel little to no sexual attraction and romantic attraction and typically do not desire to have sex or a romantic relationship with another person.
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Lithromantic- It describes romantic attraction without the desire for reciprocation. Simply put, you may like someone, but don't want them to show romantic feelings back or be romantic to you and may lose interest or feelings for them if they do so.
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Bxy- Bxy (pronuncied x-boy or boy-x) is a gender identity in which one experiences male and agender genders simultaneously, or is fluid between the two.
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Aboy- Aboy is a gender identity on the agender spectrum which describes an agender-identifying individual who prefers to be or has no trouble being perceived as a male or a masculine-presenting individual.
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Bisexual
- Bisexual, also abbreviated as bi, is a sexual orientation encompassing attraction to multiple genders and/or sexes, with the attraction being sexual, romantic, and/or emotional. Bisexuality is not limited to the gender binary, but it is often misunderstood as that.
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Demi-aroace- Demi-aroace is an Aspec orientation where one experiences sexual and/or romantic attraction to a person after they have developed an emotional connection to them. Forming an emotional bond with someone does not mean that one is automatically attracted to said person, as it just means there's now a possibility for one to feel attraction.
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Intersex- Intersex is an umbrella term for people who are born with or develop sex characteristics that differ from the binary notions of a "male" or "female" body. The dissimilarities between individuals in terms of their hormones, chromosomes, external and internal reproductive organs, or secondary sex characteristics are commonly referred to as variations.
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Fictosexual- Fictosexual or fictoromantic is an identity for someone who mostly is attracted to fictional characters. Fictosexuality is an umbrella term for anyone who experiences sexual or romantic attraction toward fictional characters, a general type of fictional characters, or whose sexuality is influenced by fictional characters. This fictional character could be from any media.
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Objectum- Objectum also known as Objectum Sexuality, Objectum Romanticism, OS/OR, or Pygmaliosexual is the attraction to inanimate objects. This attraction can be sexual, romantic, or both, it can also be a form of tertiary attraction.