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'''Simulsexual''' is a generic term for [[gay]] people of any [[gender]].<ref>https://www.definition-of.com/simulsexual</ref> It is a substitute proposed by people who believe that homosexual should only be used to describe gay men, or people by who feel that word is etymologically bias and confusing since homo can mean "man". Simulsexuals are attracted to the same gender as their own, and/or genders similar to their own. It includes [[ |
'''Simulsexual''' or '''similisexual''' is a generic term for [[gay]] people of any [[gender]].<ref>https://www.definition-of.com/simulsexual</ref> It is a substitute proposed by people who believe that homosexual should only be used to describe gay men, or people by who feel that word is etymologically bias and confusing since homo can mean "man". Simulsexuals are attracted to the same gender as their own, and/or genders similar to their own. It includes [[lesbian]]s, [[vincian]]s, [[veldian]]s, [[enbian]]s ([[ceteramoric]]), [[cenelian]]s, and other [[equaric]]s.<ref>[[wikt:similisexual]]</ref> |
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Revision as of 21:50, 16 April 2023
Simulsexual or similisexual is a generic term for gay people of any gender.[1] It is a substitute proposed by people who believe that homosexual should only be used to describe gay men, or people by who feel that word is etymologically bias and confusing since homo can mean "man". Simulsexuals are attracted to the same gender as their own, and/or genders similar to their own. It includes lesbians, vincians, veldians, enbians (ceteramoric), cenelians, and other equarics.[2]