Emerging terminology

This page includes emerging terminology that is in use on the and in parts of the LGBTQIA+ community. These terms have emerged in the 21st century and are not widely known by people who are not part of the platforms or communities where the terms originated. The exact names for these concepts and their definitions may not have stabilized yet. This does not mean that these terms are invalid, but that few people know of these terms compared to those that have spread quickly or entered common usage prior to the current decade or century.
===Identity terms===
====Alloromantic====
====Allosexual====
====Diamoric====
====MOGAI====
====Neptunic====
Neptunic is defined as "an individual who is attracted to both the non-binary and female genders". Thus, it can also be defined as a person who is not attracted to anyone who is a man, masculine non-binary person, or otherwise is a non-binary person aligned with manhood or masculinity. The phrase can be used in isolation or in combination with other orientations, and can be used by anyone, although it is often seen as being mostly used by non-binary people. It seemingly came into popularity around 2017 on Tumblr, and is a shortened term for the microlabel nomascsexual (i.e. no masc sexual).
It can also be seen as an alternative term to nomasexual/nomaromantic, which is defined as "a sexual/romantic attraction to anyone who isn't a man". Neptunic itself was coined on August 31st, 2017, alongside the term uranic.
====Neurogender====
====Transneutral====
Transneutral is defined by the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee's LGBTQ+ Resource Center as: "a transgender person who identifies with, is transitioning towards, or has transitioned to a neutral gender identity or gender expression." An alternate definition, provided by the Amsterdam Gender Theory Research Team, is as follows: a person who has "made a transition to neutral gender form[sic] a non-neutral gender".
In relation to transneutral, some people may use the acronyms FTN ("female to neutral") and MTN ("male to neutral") to describe their transition. However, note that those same acronyms can also be used to mean "female to nonbinary" and "male to nonbinary" respectively.
====Uranic====
Uranic is defined as a person who is attracted to men, masculine and androgynous non-binary people, and basically anyone who is not a woman nor feminine non-binary person. It is most often used by non-binary people, but it is not exclusive to them and can be used by anyone who feels it best describes their orientation. Uranic is sometimes seen as a "masculine equivalent" to neptunic.
It can also be seen as an alternative term to nowomasexual/nowomaromantic, which is defined as "a sexual/romantic attraction to anyone who isn't a woman". Uranic itself was coined on August 31st, 2017, alongside the term neptunic.
====Xenogender====
===Other emerging terms===
====Gender modality====
Gender modality is the modifier of one's experience for when a person's assigned gender at birth matches what gender that person feels they are. It encompasses both cisgender and transgender as primary modalities.{{Cite_web |url=https://medium.com/@florence.ashley/gender-modality-proposal-for-new-terminology-d78df51b299f |title=Gender modality: Proposal for new terminology |author=Ashley, Florence |date=2019-04-08
====Microlabel====
====Unlabeled====
==Notes==
==References==
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