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The flag's color meanings are as follows: Purple represents attraction to binary women. Light purple represents attraction to female-aligned non-binary people.. Pink represents attraction to unaligned non-binary people. Light blueish purple represents attraction to multi-aligned non-binary people. Blueish purple represents genderfluidity.[[Category:Sexuality]] |
The flag's color meanings are as follows: Purple represents attraction to binary women. Light purple represents attraction to female-aligned non-binary people.. Pink represents attraction to unaligned non-binary people. Light blueish purple represents attraction to multi-aligned non-binary people. Blueish purple represents genderfluidity.[[Category:Sexuality]] |
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Aurorasexual is an overlap between genderfluid and lesbian. An aurorasexual person is a genderfluid lesbian who feels dysphoric calling themself a lesbian when they are exclusively male aligned and thus uses this label when not using the label of lesbian. They could also dislike ever calling themself a lesbian due to its common female connotations.
It can also refer to a genderfluid person who is exclusively attracted to binary women, feminine-aligned non-binary people, and unaligned or multi-aligned non-binary people.
The romantic equivalent is auroraromantic.
Flag
The flag's color meanings are as follows: Purple represents attraction to binary women. Light purple represents attraction to female-aligned non-binary people.. Pink represents attraction to unaligned non-binary people. Light blueish purple represents attraction to multi-aligned non-binary people. Blueish purple represents genderfluidity.