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 * [[:Category:Fia/Fin Attraction|Attraction to women, feminine genders, and/or feminine presentation.]]
 * [[:Category:Mia/Min Attraction|Attraction to men, masculine genders, and/or masculine presentation.]]
-* [[:Category:Nia/Nin Attraction|Attraction to non-binary people, neutral genders, abinary gender, unaligned gender, and/or gender neutral presentation.]]
+* [[:Category:Nia/Nin Attraction|Attraction to non-binary people, neutral genders, abinary genders, unaligned genders, and/or gender neutral presentation.]]
 * [[:Category:M-Spec|Attraction to multiple genders.]]
 * [[:Category:Fluid Sexuality|Attraction that changes.]]
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 ===What's it called when I have a preference for [insert gender here]?===
-See [[finic]], [[minic]], [[ninic]]. You may also consider identifying as a [[Gender-Loving-Gender|gender-loving-gender]] term like achillean, sapphic, enbian, etc, as these are non-exclusive and are show that you prioritize your attraction to a particular gender.
+Not all preferences need a label. Though, if you feel it's neccessary see [[finic]], [[minic]], [[ninic]]. You may also consider identifying as a [[Gender-Loving-Gender|gender-loving-gender]] term like achillean, sapphic, enbian, etc, as these are non-exclusive and are show that you prioritize your attraction to a particular gender.
 ===What's it called when I'm attracted to trans people?===
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 Non-binary people aren't a single monolithic group that you can. "Yes, I'm attracted to them." or "No, I'm not attracted to any of them."
-But also you can try [[ceterosexual]], [[triasexual]], or [[enboric]].
+Though, if you wish you can try [[ceterosexual]], [[triasexual]], or [[enboric]].
 ===I'm attracted to non-binary people, can I still identify as gay/lesbian/straight/[insert monosexual identity here]?===
 Yes, but also it depends.
-All orientations include non-binary people, but not all orientations include all non-binary people. If you are a woman who is attracted to woman aligned/feminine aligned nb people that can be included in lesbian attraction. If you are also attracted to male aligned/masculine aligned nb people that would not fall under lesbian attraction. If you are attracted to neutral/unaligned nb people you may still identify as lesbian but it is up to your digression and how you think your attraction is best described.
+All orientations include non-binary people, but not ''all'' orientations include all non-binary people. If you are a woman who is attracted to woman aligned/feminine aligned nb people that can be included in lesbian attraction if you wish. If you are also attracted to male aligned/masculine aligned nb people then that propabably would not fall under lesbian attraction. If you are attracted to neutral/unaligned nb people you may still identify as lesbian but it is up to your digression and how you think that attraction is best described.
 ===I'm ''not'' attracted to non-binary people, can I still identify as gay/lesbian/straight/[insert monosexual identity here]?===
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 ===Am I intersex if...===
-Unless the second part of that question is "I was born with a chromosomal, hormonal, gonadal, or genital, variation that causes my sex to not fall into the traditional classification of male or female" then the answer is no.
+Unless the second part of that question is "I was born with a chromosomal, hormonal, gonadal, and/or genital, variation that causes my sex to not fall into the traditional classification of male or female" then the answer is no.
-Intersex is not a gender identity. It is a physical, sex variation which is present in one's chromosomes, hormones (naturally produced), gonads, genitals, or combination of those things, that you are born with. If you were not born with such a variation then you are not intersex. And no, if you go on HRT you are not intersex. No, if you have surgery you are not intersex. No, you cannot "transition to intersex".
+Intersex is not a gender identity. It is a physical, sex variation which is present in one's chromosomes, naturally produced hormones, gonads, genitals, or combination of those things, that you are born with. If you were not born with such a variation then you are not intersex. And no, if you go on HRT you are not intersex. No, if you have surgery you are not intersex. No, you cannot "transition to intersex".
 If you are not intersex, but still desire alternate sex characteristics, or have alternate sex characters (that you were not born with), then you may identify as [[altersex]].
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 Yes.
-===What are the pronouns for [insert gender here]?===
+===What pronouns do I use if I'm [insert gender here]?===
 Whichever pronouns you feel comfortable with.