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Gray (aphrodisexual flag) or khaki brown (aphrodiromantic flag) is used to represent genderfluidity.[[Category:Sexuality]] |
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Revision as of 19:39, 11 November 2020
Aphrodisexual and Aphrodiromantic are used to describe the sexual and/or romantic orientation of those whose gender lies within the overlap between genderfluid and strayt girl.
An aphrodisexual person is a genderfluid strayt girl who feels dysphoric calling themself strayt when they are exclusively male-aligned and thus uses this label when they wish to temporarily avoid using the label strayt. They could also dislike ever calling themself strayt/straight due to its gendered connotations.
It is also used by genderfluid people who are exclusively attracted to binary men, masculine-aligned non-binary people; and unaligned or multi-aligned non-binary people.
Flag
The flag color meanings are as follows:
Dark pink (aphrodisexual flag) or yellow (aphrodiromantic flag) is used to represent attraction to binary men.
Pink (aphrodisexual flag) or light yellow (aphrodiromantic flag) is used to represent attraction to male-aligned non-binary people.
Light pink (aphrodisexual flag) or cream (aphrodiromantic flag) is used to represent attraction to unaligned non-binary people.
Light gray (aphrodisexual flag) or sandy brown (aphrodiromantic flag) is used to represent attraction to multi-aligned non-binary people.
Gray (aphrodisexual flag) or khaki brown (aphrodiromantic flag) is used to represent genderfluidity.