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Omniaropomo is when a person is on the aromantic spectrum but is unsure where specifically, and has no preference for the gender of their partner. Omniaropomo is a combination of three different words:

Omni, indicating both omniromantic and panromantic, shows that this person is attracted to all genders/doesn't have any gender preferences. Aro indicates that they are aro-spec.

Pomo is short for pomoromantic and indicates that they do not know, or care to label themselves more specifically, and/or because they feel there is not currently a term within the LGBTQ+ community to properly describe their identity when it comes to romantic relationships and/or activities.

The asexual counterpart is omniacepomo.

History

This article was requested by several users in the comment section of omniacepomo in 2020/2021. Who coined the term is not certain.

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 '''Omniaropomo''' is when a person is on the [[Aromantic Spectrum|aromantic spectrum]] but is unsure where specifically, and has no preference for the gender of their partner. Omniaropomo is a combination of three different words:
-Omni, indicating both [[omniromantic]] and [[panromantic]], showing that this person is attracted to all genders/doesn't have any gender preferences. Aro indicated they are aro-spec.
+Omni, indicating both [[omniromantic]] and [[panromantic]], shows that this person is attracted to all genders/doesn't have any gender preferences. Aro indicates that they are aro-spec.
-Pomo is short for [[pomoromantic]] and indicates that they do not know, or care to label themselves more specifically, and/or because they feel there is not currently a term within the LGBT+ community to properly describe their identity when it comes to romantic relationships and/or activities.
+Pomo is short for [[pomoromantic]] and indicates that they do not know, or care to label themselves more specifically, and/or because they feel there is not currently a term within the LGBTQ+ community to properly describe their identity when it comes to romantic relationships and/or activities.
 The asexual counterpart is [[omniacepomo]].