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    {{LGBTQ+_Orientation_Infobox|image1=Mutlisexual.png|caption1=The Multisexual flag|gender(s)=Any|gender(s)_attracted_to=Multiple}}'''Multisexuality''' (also known as '''plurisexuality''') is an umbrella term for any form of attraction to more than one gender. It is synonymous with [[:Category:M-Spec|m-spec]] (multioriented spectrum), along with all other terms that broadly describe attraction to multiple genders (i.e. [[pluralian]], [[bisexual]], etc). It can describe individuals who are [[pansexual]], [[polysexual]], [[omnisexual]], etc, or can be used as a stand-alone identity if one does not wish to specify their sexuality further.
    [[File:Mutlisexual.png|thumb|203x203px|The multisexual flag.]]Every sexuality that says its attracted to all genders is biphobic simply because every sexuality like that is built on the misconceptions of Bisexualitys history and foundation. There is no material difference between "pan" and bi. You all have the same dating pool. Its all fucking nonsense. When will your critically think about why you choose to identify with things instead of "choosing" what sexuality you want to wear on your wrist. Your sexuality ISNT a choice, yet people like to think that they can choose between Pan and Bi, you know WHY??? because theres NO FUCKING DIFFERENCE. Pan is Bi erasure, and so is every other goddamn sexuality that is attracted to more than one gender. Also stop making new sexualities every time you find a non binary person attractive, its disgusting. The making of these new sexuality labels and terms is only serving to divide our community just so you baby gays can feel special, and im 90% talking to the white cis ones.Every sexuality that says its attracted to all genders is biphobic simply because every sexuality like that is built on the misconceptions of Bisexualitys history and foundation. There is no material difference between "pan" and bi. You all have the same dating pool. Its all fucking nonsense. When will your critically think about why you choose to identify with things instead of "choosing" what sexuality you want to wear on your wrist. Your sexuality ISNT a choice, yet people like to think that they can choose between Pan and Bi, you know WHY??? because theres NO FUCKING DIFFERENCE. Pan is Bi erasure, and so is every other goddamn sexuality that is attracted to more than one gender. Also stop making new sexualities every time you find a non binary person attractive, its disgusting. The making of these new sexuality labels and terms is only serving to divide our community just so you baby gays can feel special, and im 90% talking to the white cis ones.Every sexuality that says its attracted to all genders is biphobic simply because every sexuality like that is built on the misconceptions of Bisexualitys history and foundation. There is no material difference between "pan" and bi. You all have the same dating pool. Its all fucking nonsense. When will your critically think about why you choose to identify with things instead of "choosing" what sexuality you want to wear on your wrist. Your sexuality ISNT a choice, yet people like to think that they can choose between Pan and Bi, you know WHY??? because theres NO FUCKING DIFFERENCE. Pan is Bi erasure, and so is every other goddamn sexuality that is attracted to more than one gender. Also stop making new sexualities every time you find a non binary person attractive, its disgusting. The making of these new sexuality labels and terms is only serving to divide our community just so you baby gays can feel special, and im 90% talking to the white cis ones.Every sexuality that says its attracted to all genders is biphobic simply because every sexuality like that is built on the misconceptions of Bisexualitys history and foundation. There is no material difference between "pan" and bi. You all have the same dating pool. Its all fucking nonsense. When will your critically think about why you choose to identify with things instead of "choosing" what sexuality you want to wear on your wrist. Your sexuality ISNT a choice, yet people like to think that they can choose between Pan and Bi, you know WHY??? because theres NO FUCKING DIFFERENCE. Pan is Bi erasure, and so is every other goddamn sexuality that is attracted to more than one gender. Also stop making new sexualities every time you find a non binary person attractive, its disgusting. The making of these new sexuality labels and terms is only serving to divide our community just so you baby gays can feel special, and im 90% talking to the white cis ones.Every sexuality that says its attracted to all genders is biphobic simply because every sexuality like that is built on the misconceptions of Bisexualitys history and foundation. There is no material difference between "pan" and bi. You all have the same dating pool. Its all fucking nonsense. When will your critically think about why you choose to identify with things instead of "choosing" what sexuality you want to wear on your wrist. Your sexuality ISNT a choice, yet people like to think that they can choose between Pan and Bi, you know WHY??? because theres NO FUCKING DIFFERENCE. Pan is Bi erasure, and so is every other goddamn sexuality that is attracted to more than one gender. Also stop making new sexualities every time you find a non binary person attractive, its disgusting. The making of these new sexuality labels and terms is only serving to divide our community just so you baby gays can feel special, and im 90% talking to the white cis ones.Every sexuality that says its attracted to all genders is biphobic simply because every sexuality like that is built on the misconceptions of Bisexualitys history and foundation. There is no material difference between "pan" and bi. You all have the same dating pool. Its all fucking nonsense. When will your critically think about why you choose to identify with things instead of "choosing" what sexuality you want to wear on your wrist. Your sexuality ISNT a choice, yet people like to think that they can choose between Pan and Bi, you know WHY??? because theres NO FUCKING DIFFERENCE. Pan is Bi erasure, and so is every other goddamn sexuality that is attracted to more than one gender. Also stop making new sexualities every time you find a non binary person attractive, its disgusting. The making of these new sexuality labels and terms is only serving to divide our community just so you baby gays can feel special, and im 90% talking to the white cis ones.


    The opposite of multisexual is [[monosexual]]. The romantic counterpart to multisexual is [[multiromantic]].
    The opposite of multisexual is [[monosexual]]. The romantic counterpart to multisexual is [[multiromantic]].


    ==Multisexual vs. Other Terms==
    ==Multisexual vs. Other Terms==
    Multisexual or m-spec includes terms to describe all sexualities attracted to multiple genders. Some people have pushed for "bisexual umbrella" to be used instead of multisexual, however this push was largely started by [[M-Spec Exclusionist|m-spec exclusionists]], and so the use of "bisexual umbrella" can often come with the implication (intentional or not) that one sees other terms as "just bi" or that "no other terms are needed other than bi", even though bisexuality and multisexuality are synonymous in their definitions.
    Multisexual or m-spec includes terms to describe all sexualities attracted to multiple genders. Some individuals have pushed for "bisexual umbrella" to be used instead of multisexual, however this push was largely started by [[M-Spec Exclusionist|m-spec exclusionists]], and so the use of "bisexual umbrella" can often come with the implication (intentional or not) that one sees other terms as "just bi" or that "no other terms are needed other than bi", even though bisexuality and multisexuality are synonymous in their definitions.


    Many m-spec people who don't identify as bisexual do not want their identity watered down to "a subtype of bisexual". These people commonly identify with terms other than bisexual because those different terms often allow them to communicate their personal experience of attraction with more accuracy. While some people who use other labels do identify as bisexual in addition to that other label, other people do not connect to the label bisexual and don't feel comfortable using it. They would prefer being the sexuality they are, rather than being forced into a label they do not identify as.
    Many m-spec individuals who don't identify as bisexual do not want their identity watered down to "a subtype of bisexual". These individuals commonly identify with terms other than bisexual because those different terms often allow them to communicate their personal experience of attraction with more accuracy. While some individuals who use other labels do identify as bisexual in addition to that other label, other individuals do not connect to the label bisexual and don't feel comfortable using it. They would prefer being the sexuality they are, rather than being forced into a label they do not identify as.


    Using multisexual as an umbrella term may also allow for all groups to have unifying term while also having separate communities. M-spec people who don't identify as bisexual may not have to feel like an after thought in things labeled as bisexual, and bisexual communities can have their own history and community. Additionally, it may allow for more visibility of various m-spec identities. This is not to say that using bisexual as an umbrella can't achieve these same things, just that multisexual tends to be the preferred label as many m-spec individuals unfortunately no longer feel safe within bisexual communities.
    Using multisexual as an umbrella term may also allow for all groups to have unifying term while also having separate communities. M-spec individuals who don't identify as bisexual may not have to feel like an after thought in things labeled as bisexual, and bisexual communities can have their own history and community. Additionally, it may allow for more visibility of various m-spec identities. This is not to say that using bisexual as an umbrella can't achieve these same things, just that multisexual tends to be the preferred label as many m-spec individuals unfortunately no longer feel safe within bisexual communities.

    ==History==
    The term multisexual appears to have been created in the 1970s. It has even been used in professional settings in articles.<ref>https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10197554/</ref><ref>https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/14681810220144873</ref> It gained popularity during the 2010s during the rise of discourse online<ref>https://grandenchanterfiona.tumblr.com/post/100111427298/is-there-a-flag-for-the-entire-multisexual</ref> and was promoted as an alternative to the terms Multiple Gender Attraction (MGA) or the bisexual spectrum (bi+).

    Mentions of the term m-spec can be found as early as March of 2016.<ref>https://wetwareproblem.tumblr.com/post/143541701811/sorry-sorry-but-what-does-m-spec-mean</ref>


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    File:Multisexual.png|An alternate multisexual flag by Cryptocrew.
    File:Multisexual.png|An alternate multisexual flag by Cryptocrew.
    File:Cryptocrews second multisexual flag.png|A second alternate multisexual flag by Cryptocrew.
    File:Cryptocrews second multisexual flag.png|A second alternate multisexual flag by Cryptocrew.
    File:Multisexual Alternative.png|A New Alternative Flag to Multisexual created by FANDOM user AllieThePrince
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    Latest revision as of 14:46, 21 March 2022

    Multisexuality (also known as plurisexuality) is an umbrella term for any form of attraction to more than one gender. It is synonymous with m-spec (multioriented spectrum), along with all other terms that broadly describe attraction to multiple genders (i.e. pluralian, bisexual, etc). It can describe individuals who are pansexual, polysexual, omnisexual, etc, or can be used as a stand-alone identity if one does not wish to specify their sexuality further.

    The opposite of multisexual is monosexual. The romantic counterpart to multisexual is multiromantic.

    Multisexual vs. Other Terms

    Multisexual or m-spec includes terms to describe all sexualities attracted to multiple genders. Some individuals have pushed for "bisexual umbrella" to be used instead of multisexual, however this push was largely started by m-spec exclusionists, and so the use of "bisexual umbrella" can often come with the implication (intentional or not) that one sees other terms as "just bi" or that "no other terms are needed other than bi", even though bisexuality and multisexuality are synonymous in their definitions.

    Many m-spec individuals who don't identify as bisexual do not want their identity watered down to "a subtype of bisexual". These individuals commonly identify with terms other than bisexual because those different terms often allow them to communicate their personal experience of attraction with more accuracy. While some individuals who use other labels do identify as bisexual in addition to that other label, other individuals do not connect to the label bisexual and don't feel comfortable using it. They would prefer being the sexuality they are, rather than being forced into a label they do not identify as.

    Using multisexual as an umbrella term may also allow for all groups to have unifying term while also having separate communities. M-spec individuals who don't identify as bisexual may not have to feel like an after thought in things labeled as bisexual, and bisexual communities can have their own history and community. Additionally, it may allow for more visibility of various m-spec identities. This is not to say that using bisexual as an umbrella can't achieve these same things, just that multisexual tends to be the preferred label as many m-spec individuals unfortunately no longer feel safe within bisexual communities.

    History

    The term multisexual appears to have been created in the 1970s. It has even been used in professional settings in articles.[1][2] It gained popularity during the 2010s during the rise of discourse online[3] and was promoted as an alternative to the terms Multiple Gender Attraction (MGA) or the bisexual spectrum (bi+).

    Mentions of the term m-spec can be found as early as March of 2016.[4]

    Flag

    The flag was made official on February 13th, 2019 and the creator went by "synp".[5] Peace is represented by the purple bar at the top, and unity by white, light blue stands for freedom and the pink/magenta bar is for love and compassion.

    One of the first multisexual flags was created on or before Aug 24, 2015.[6] The creator is unknown. The meaning is also unknown.

    An alternate flag was created on October 9, 2015 by an unknown person.[7] The meaning is unknown by it is likely a combination of the colors from the pansexual, bisexual, and polysexual flags.

    The m-spec flag was created by arco-pluris on February 14, 2019.[8] The colors are taken from the bisexual, polysexual, pansexual, omnisexual, trisexual, quadsexual, and quintsexual flags. Orange represents any other identities and for those who identify just as multisexual and nothing else.

    Cryptocrews alternate flag was coined on February 21, 2021 and was first posted on February 22, 2021. Purple-ish blue represents androgynous and neutral genders, blue represents masculine genders, purple-ish pink represents feminine genders, green represents the genderless/agender spectrum, yellow represents xenic genders, orange represents outherine genders, red represents women, blue represents men, and white represents multigenders. The flower represents love and a growing community.

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