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'''Panromantic''' is |
'''Panromantic''' (often shortened to '''panro''') is a [[Romantic Orientation|romantic orientation]] describing an individual who experiences [[Romantic Attraction|romantic attraction]] to individuals where [[Gender Identity|gender identity]] is not a factor. |
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Panromantic individuals may instead feel that their romantic attraction is influenced by other factors, such as [[Gender Presentation|presentation]] or personality. While panromantic individuals may have a preference for a certain gender identity, gender is not a factor in their attraction. |
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Panromantic individuals may be described as being "gender blind." |
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Panromantic is often compared to [[biromantic]], [[omniromantic]], or other [[pluralian]] identities. It is very similar to omniromantic as they both involve the attraction to all genders, however, one can make a distinction between them if they wish. |
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Since panromantic individuals experience attraction regardless of gender identity, they effectively experience attraction to all gender identities, which may cause confusion with [[Omniromantic|omniromanticity]]. |
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Omniromantics typically feel a difference between genders. This can manifest in having a preference for specific gender(s). It can also manifest as feeling like the act of being attracted to a certain gender feels different than the act of being attracted to other genders. (For example, they may feel like the act of being attracted to a woman feels different than being attracted to a man.) Omniromantics and other multiromantics may also find certain traits only attractive on certain genders. |
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A panromantic person, on the other hand, does not feel any internal difference between genders or feels like any difference felt between genders is irrelevant. Although some panromantic people may still have a gender preference, this is not caused by an internal difference felt in attraction, or is so minor that one feels it is irrelevant. |
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Panromanticity is often compared against other [[M-spec|multiromantic-spectrum]] identities. In particular, it is frequently confused with [[omniromantic]] and [[biromantic]] as these terms may be used to describe attraction towards all gender identities. |
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Some panromantic individuals may also identify with or use one or both of these terms, either on top of or instead of panromantic. The choice to use another term comes down to preference. Some individuals may prefer panromantic because it is more specific, while others may prefer terms like biromantic because they are more widely known. |
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=== Omniromantic === |
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[[Omniromantic|Omniromanticity]] describes attraction to all gender identities. Omniromantic individuals may feel attraction differently towards individuals based on the target's gender identity. This may manifest as experiencing attraction differently depending on the target's gender identity. |
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Panromantic individuals do not view gender as a factor in their attraction and so would not experience the attraction differently based on the target's gender identity, although they may experience attraction differently based on other factors. |
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===Biromantic=== |
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[[Biromantic|Biromanticity]] describes attraction to two or more gender identities. Some biromantic individuals may be attracted to all genders. In the latter case, the difference between biromantic and panromantic is the same as between omniromantic and panromantic. |
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==Flags== |
==Flags== |
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The most common panromantic flag adapts the pansexual flag by including a large heart symbol in the center. |
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| ⚫ | The panromantic flag's colors are blue, green, orange, and red. The blue represents the romantic attraction to [[Binary Genders|binary]] men, while the red represents the romantic attraction to binary women. The orange represents romantic attraction to genders that are in-between the binary and outside of the binary. The green represents the romantic attraction to |
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| ⚫ | The alternate panromantic flag's colors are blue, green, orange, and red. The blue represents the romantic attraction to [[Binary Genders|binary]] men, while the red represents the romantic attraction to binary women. The orange represents romantic attraction to genders that are in-between the binary and outside of the binary. The green represents the romantic attraction to individuals who are [[Agender|genderless]] or gender-neutral.<ref>[https://www.deviantart.com/pride-flags/art/Panromantic-1-557589515 Pride Flags - Panromantic | Deviantart]</ref> |
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==Resources== |
==Resources== |
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Panromantic (often shortened to panro) is a romantic orientation describing an individual who experiences romantic attraction to individuals where gender identity is not a factor.
Panromantic individuals may instead feel that their romantic attraction is influenced by other factors, such as presentation or personality. While panromantic individuals may have a preference for a certain gender identity, gender is not a factor in their attraction.
Panromantic individuals may be described as being "gender blind."
Since panromantic individuals experience attraction regardless of gender identity, they effectively experience attraction to all gender identities, which may cause confusion with omniromanticity.
The sexual counterpart to panromantic is pansexual.
Panromantic vs. Other Identities
Panromanticity is often compared against other multiromantic-spectrum identities. In particular, it is frequently confused with omniromantic and biromantic as these terms may be used to describe attraction towards all gender identities.
Some panromantic individuals may also identify with or use one or both of these terms, either on top of or instead of panromantic. The choice to use another term comes down to preference. Some individuals may prefer panromantic because it is more specific, while others may prefer terms like biromantic because they are more widely known.
Omniromantic
Omniromanticity describes attraction to all gender identities. Omniromantic individuals may feel attraction differently towards individuals based on the target's gender identity. This may manifest as experiencing attraction differently depending on the target's gender identity.
Panromantic individuals do not view gender as a factor in their attraction and so would not experience the attraction differently based on the target's gender identity, although they may experience attraction differently based on other factors.
Biromantic
Biromanticity describes attraction to two or more gender identities. Some biromantic individuals may be attracted to all genders. In the latter case, the difference between biromantic and panromantic is the same as between omniromantic and panromantic.
Flags
The most common panromantic flag adapts the pansexual flag by including a large heart symbol in the center.
The alternate panromantic flag's colors are blue, green, orange, and red. The blue represents the romantic attraction to binary men, while the red represents the romantic attraction to binary women. The orange represents romantic attraction to genders that are in-between the binary and outside of the binary. The green represents the romantic attraction to individuals who are genderless or gender-neutral.[1]