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The term was coined by Twitter users @ssapphrodite and @viixenyy.<ref>https://twitter.com/ssapphrodite/status/1277945495416197124?s=21</ref><ref>https://vixenamoria.carrd.co/</ref> Since then, one of the creators has come out as agender and announced he would go by he/him pronouns. He no longer uses the label. |
The term was coined by Twitter users @ssapphrodite and @viixenyy.<ref>https://twitter.com/ssapphrodite/status/1277945495416197124?s=21</ref><ref>https://vixenamoria.carrd.co/</ref> Since then, one of the creators has come out as agender and announced he would go by he/him pronouns. He no longer uses the label. |
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==Identities |
==Identities They Exclude== |
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*[[Non-binary Lesbian]] |
*[[Non-binary Lesbian]] |
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*[[Neopronoun Lesbian]] |
*[[Neopronoun Lesbian]] |
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*[[It/Its Lesbian]] |
*[[It/Its Lesbian]] |
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The reason these identities aren't included is because vixenamoric is for women. It is the same as how bisexual people are excluded from purely homosexual labels - they contradict themselves. |
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== Resources== |
== Resources== |
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Revision as of 11:03, 20 May 2021
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Vixenamoric is a term used by lesbians who feel like the identity 'lesbian' no longer suits their attraction. This is due to the large amount of nonwomen identifying with the term (whereas the term feminamoric is for nblw exclusively attracted individuals). The term is for people who identify as women (who use she/her pronouns) and are exclusively attracted to people who are women.
The term faced controversy, as nonbinary 'lesbians' claimed the label was exclusive and transphobic. This is however not the case - as vixenamoric includes anyone who identifies as a woman (no matter their agab) as long as they are exclusively attracted to other women.
Vixenamoric safe spaces were flooded with negativity and hatred. This is due to the opinion that it is an 'exclus label' - and it is mainly associated with the discourse and exclus community.
The term was coined by Twitter users @ssapphrodite and @viixenyy.[1][2] Since then, one of the creators has come out as agender and announced he would go by he/him pronouns. He no longer uses the label.