Cis nonbinary people exist. I exist. Stop trying to erase me and people like me ffs. I'm a lesbian but nonbinary people who are cisgender, heteroromantic, heterosexual, alloromantic, allosexual, perisex, monogamous, and perioriented exist (though they are rare). Also detragender people who are cisgender, heteroromantic, heterosexual, alloromantic, allosexual, perisex, monogamous, perioriented, and exclusively one of the two xorgenders exist. They are still inherently LGBTQ+/queer. ~Ceres
(Really? Just really? Trying to erase cis nonbinary and detragender people? Come on.) |
(Cis nonbinary people exist. I exist. Stop trying to erase me and people like me ffs. I'm a lesbian but nonbinary people who are cisgender, heteroromantic, heterosexual, alloromantic, allosexual, perisex, monogamous, and perioriented exist (though they are rare). Also detragender people who are cisgender, heteroromantic, heterosexual, alloromantic, allosexual, perisex, monogamous, perioriented, and exclusively one of the two xorgenders exist. They are still inherently LGBTQ+/queer. ~Ceres) |
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== Exclusionists ==
[[Exclusionists]] have often used the term cishet to try to erase [[a-spec]] people (particularly heteroromantic [[Asexual|asexuals]] and [[aromantic]] heterosexuals) from the community as they use the term to imply that a-specs aren't inherently LGBT+ by being a-spec. These people will sometimes use "cishet" as a code word for asexual heteroromantics and/or aromantic heterosexual (and sometimes a-spec people in general).
They will also sometimes use it and similar terms to try to erase varioriented, intersex, polyamorous, cis nonbinary, and detragender people.
== Variants ==
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