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'''Blanesexual''' is the [[Sexual Orientation|sexual orientation]] of not caring. Blanesexual is simply about the pure feeling of love. One can love anyone regardless of gender or sexuality. It may be considered “[[cassexual]] combined with [[pansexual]].” |
'''Blanesexual''' is the [[Sexual Orientation|sexual orientation]] of not caring. Blanesexual is simply about the pure feeling of love. One can love anyone regardless of gender or sexuality. It may be considered “[[cassexual]] combined with [[pansexual]].” |
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Revision as of 07:04, 23 November 2021
Blanesexual is the sexual orientation of not caring. Blanesexual is simply about the pure feeling of love. One can love anyone regardless of gender or sexuality. It may be considered “cassexual combined with pansexual.”
History
The term appears to have been coined on December 29th of 2020 by Wiki user Fru1232.
Flags
The first flag appears to have been coined on December 29th of 2020 by Wiki user Fru1232. It has no confirmed meaning.
The second flag was coined by a user going by Anamika on January 30th of 2021. The rainbows represents sexuality, the purplish-pink represents feminine genders, the blueish-purple represents androgynous/neutral genders, the blue represents masculine genders, and the grey represents genderless/agender identities. The two grew spikes represent the ace-spectrum, orange represents xenic/outherine genders, pale yellow represents peace, white represents love and unity, and green represents nature and identity.