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[[File:6419A4B8-CB90-4F42-BADA-223BC6804FC0.png|thumb]]<blockquote>''Not to be confused with [[Abrosexual]] or [[Acrisexual]].''</blockquote>'''Abrisexual''', similarly to abrosexual, is a form of [[Sexual orientation|sexuality]] that changes. The sexuality's feelings don't change, only the label. Someone might change their label quite often and choose to identify as this, but their sexual feelings always have the same feeling. Usually tied with not knowing what to feel about certain genders, but still trying it out anyway. |
[[File:6419A4B8-CB90-4F42-BADA-223BC6804FC0.png|thumb]]<blockquote>''Not to be confused with [[Abrosexual]] or [[Acrisexual]].''</blockquote>'''Abrisexual''', similarly to abrosexual, is a form of [[Sexual orientation|sexuality]] that changes. The sexuality's feelings don't change, only the label. Someone might change their label quite often and choose to identify as this, but their sexual feelings always have the same feeling. Usually tied with not knowing what to feel about certain genders, but still trying it out anyway. |
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This term is similar to [[Labelflux]]. The difference between abrisexual and labelflux is that labelflux can refer to sexuality or gender, while abrisexual is explicitly about sexuality. |
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Revision as of 15:07, 3 March 2021
Not to be confused with Abrosexual or Acrisexual.
Abrisexual, similarly to abrosexual, is a form of sexuality that changes. The sexuality's feelings don't change, only the label. Someone might change their label quite often and choose to identify as this, but their sexual feelings always have the same feeling. Usually tied with not knowing what to feel about certain genders, but still trying it out anyway.
This term is similar to Labelflux. The difference between abrisexual and labelflux is that labelflux can refer to sexuality or gender, while abrisexual is explicitly about sexuality.
History and Flag
The term may have been coined by Wikia FANDOM user Gotrose on February 28, 2021[1] along with the flag.[2] The flag's colors consist of black in the middle to show that it doesn’t shift, but the colors can still be together and change without fluctuating.
Etymology
The prefix "abri-" is a word that means "shelter" in English, French, and Latin.[3]