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'''Vixenamoric''' is a term used by [[Longsword Lesbian|longsword lesbians]] ([[Exclusionist|exclusionary]] [[Lesbian|lesbians]]) who feel the label "lesbian" has been "watered down too much" by the existence of [[non-binary]] and [[Pronoun Non-Conforming|pronoun non-conforming]] lesbians.<ref name=":0">https://glamorous-thespian.tumblr.com/post/628843763196968960/ive-made-a-post-about-this-before-and-im-making</ref> A similar term is [[sapphomoric]]. |
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It was coined by Twitter users @ssapphrodite and @viixenyy.<ref>https://twitter.com/ssapphrodite/status/1277945495416197124?s=21</ref><ref>https://vixenamoria.carrd.co/</ref> |
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[[File:3CF04BF5-BB54-4ADB-8F2B-D8C0B8EAAA18.jpeg|thumb|The vixenamoric flag.]][[File:4711CEE8-6498-4872-8AA3-DB9C5E878036.jpeg|thumb]]'''Vixenamoric''' is a term for strictly women loving women. It was coined by Twitter users @ssapphrodite and @viixenyy to "distance [[Lesbian|lesbians]] attracted exclusively to femininity from [[Non-Binary|non-binary]], [[He/Him Lesbian|he/him]] and [[They/Them Lesbian|they/them lesbians]]"<ref>https://twitter.com/ssapphrodite/status/1277945495416197124?s=21</ref>, due to those groups invading their safe space, and trying to redefine lesbian as non-women attracted to non-women. This is because those groups believe that pronouns do not equal gender, which was the phrase coined by terfs (trans exclusionary radical feminist) to misgender transgender and non-binary people, eventually using dehumanizing pronouns to refer to them. Even though there are many languages that lack gender-specific pronouns and extensive historical evidence of lesbians who do not use she/her pronouns, the only reason lesbians didn’t historically use she/her was due to laws that made homosexuality illegal and punishable by death, causing them to use he/him only for safety. Some have attempted to reclaim the term to refer to binary lesbians attracted to those who are binary and female, which is what lesbian has always been defined as, and should not be changed. A non-controversial alternative to vixenamoric is [[trixamoric]]. |
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Vixenamorics exclude [[Pronoun Non-Conforming|PNC]] lesbians in the belief that [[pronouns]] equal [[gender]], and that the term "lesbian" is only applicable to she/her [[binary]] women who are attracted to other she/her binary women. While this is already reductive considering the rich history of [[GNC|gender nonconformity]] and experimentation in the lesbian community, there are also many languages that lack gender-specific pronouns. |
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Some have attempted to reclaim the term to refer to binary women attracted to binary women. However, a pre-existing non-problematic alternative to vixenamoric is [[trixamoric]]. |
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In September 2020, one of the creators of the vixenamoric label came out as agender and announced he would go by he/him pronouns. He disowned the vixenamoric label and, as of November 2020, has spoken out against the term and describes why he thinks it is wrong. |
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The [[Gay Men|gay male]] counterpart is [[todamoric]]. |
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==Identities Excluded== |
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This is by no means an exhaustive list; longsword lesbians exclude anyone and everyone who is not [[Suptilian|strictly]] a binary, she/her woman, but vixenamorics specifically and explicitly exclude the following: |
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*[[Non-binary Lesbian|Non-binary lesbians]] |
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*[[Agender Lesbian|Agender lesbians]] |
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*[[He/Him Lesbian|He/him lesbians]] |
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*[[They/Them Lesbian|They/them lesbians]] |
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*[[Neopronoun Lesbian|Neopronoun lesbians]] |
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*[[It/Its Lesbian|It/its lesbians]] |
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*[[Bi-Lesbian|Bi lesbians]] |
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*[[Pan-Lesbian|Pan lesbians]] |
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*[[Omni-Lesbian|Omni lesbian]] |
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*[[Lesboy|Lesboys/male lesbians]] |
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Vixenamoric is a term used by longsword lesbians (exclusionary lesbians) who feel the label "lesbian" has been "watered down too much" by the existence of non-binary and pronoun non-conforming lesbians.[1] A similar term is sapphomoric.
It was coined by Twitter users @ssapphrodite and @viixenyy.[2][3]
Vixenamorics exclude PNC lesbians in the belief that pronouns equal gender, and that the term "lesbian" is only applicable to she/her binary women who are attracted to other she/her binary women. While this is already reductive considering the rich history of gender nonconformity and experimentation in the lesbian community, there are also many languages that lack gender-specific pronouns.
Some have attempted to reclaim the term to refer to binary women attracted to binary women. However, a pre-existing non-problematic alternative to vixenamoric is trixamoric.
In September 2020, one of the creators of the vixenamoric label came out as agender and announced he would go by he/him pronouns. He disowned the vixenamoric label and, as of November 2020, has spoken out against the term and describes why he thinks it is wrong.
The gay male counterpart is todamoric.
Identities Excluded
This is by no means an exhaustive list; longsword lesbians exclude anyone and everyone who is not strictly a binary, she/her woman, but vixenamorics specifically and explicitly exclude the following:
- Non-binary lesbians
- Agender lesbians
- He/him lesbians
- They/them lesbians
- Neopronoun lesbians
- It/its lesbians
- Bi lesbians
- Pan lesbians
- Omni lesbian
- Lesboys/male lesbians