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    ''Not to be confused with [[Aroflux]]''
    ''Not to be confused with [[Aroflux]]''


    '''Abroflux''' is an orientation in which your [[Abrosexual|Abro]] orientation fluctuates in intensity and how much it changes. It was coined by kenochoric on Tumblr on an unknown date. It can also be described as a combination of Abrosexual and aspects of being Aceflux where both the ways someone fits in the asexual or Allosexual spectrum is fluid and fluctuating as well as what genders they're attracted to.
    '''Abroflux''' , also known as '''Abrosexualflux''', is an orientation where one has a [[Abrosexual|fluid]] sexuality that changes while also varying in intensity and fluctuating in how often your orientation changes. The main difference between [[Aceflux]] and Abroflux is that the genders one is attracted to stay the same when one is Aceflux, but not when one is Abroflux. Aceflux individuals also stay within the Asexual spectrum, while Abroflux individuals may be out of the Asexual spectrum for a number of months or years.

    While there is some overlap, the main difference between Abroflux and [[Aceflux]] or Aroflux is that the genders one is primarily attracted to stay the same when one is Aceflux, but not when one is Abroflux. Aceflux individuals also stay within the Asexual spectrum, while Abroflux individuals may be out of the Asexual spectrum for a number of months or years.

    The gender equivalent to this term is [[Fluidflux]].


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    [[File:Abroflux 1 png.png|thumb|The initial Abroflux flag.]]
    [[File:Abroflux 1 png.png|thumb|The initial Abroflux flag.]]

    == History ==
    The term Abroflux was coined by kenochoric on Tumblr on an unknown date.


    == Etymology ==
    == Etymology ==
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    == Resources ==
    == Resources ==


    # {{Archive|URL=2022.02.13-083938/https://kenochoric.tumblr.com/post/635611594052829184/abroflux-a-label-in-which-your-abro-orientation}}


    https://kenochoric.tumblr.com/post/635611594052829184/abroflux-a-label-in-which-your-abro-orientation
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    Latest revision as of 08:41, 13 February 2022

    Not to be confused with Aroflux

    Abroflux , also known as Abrosexualflux, is an orientation where one has a fluid sexuality that changes while also varying in intensity and fluctuating in how often your orientation changes. The main difference between Aceflux and Abroflux is that the genders one is attracted to stay the same when one is Aceflux, but not when one is Abroflux. Aceflux individuals also stay within the Asexual spectrum, while Abroflux individuals may be out of the Asexual spectrum for a number of months or years.

    The flag

    The Abroflux flag

    The flag was designed by Tumblr user kenochoric within the same post. One that has a gradient with less to more saturated colors, and one that does not. The second one is arguable more well known. The colors are the Abrosexual flag gradient to represent fluctuating fluidity.

    The initial Abroflux flag.

    History

    The term Abroflux was coined by kenochoric on Tumblr on an unknown date.

    Etymology

    The word "Abro" comes from either the Ancient Greek word ἁβρός (habrós) or its Modern Greek descendant αβρός (avrós), meaning "delicate" or "graceful". While "flux" comes from the word "fluctuate".

    Resources

    1. https://archive.today/2022.02.13-083938/https://kenochoric.tumblr.com/post/635611594052829184/abroflux-a-label-in-which-your-abro-orientation
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