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Cishet

**Cishet**, **Cishetallo**, **Pericishet**, **Periallocishet**, **Monocishet**, **Monoallocishet**, **Perimonocishet**, or **Perimonoallocishet** is a term used by LGBTQ+ people to easily describe people who are not members of the community in any way, shape or form. This means people who are simultaneously cisgender, heterosexual, heteroromantic, suptilic allosexual, suptilic alloromantic, monogamous, dyadic, perioriented, and exclusively one of the two binary genders. System members must also be afficgender. The term originated within the trans community, particularly among straight trans people, and was created as a way to specify something who is not part of the LGBTQ+ community by virtue of orientation or gender.

## Exclusionists

Exclusionists have often used the term cishet to try to erase a-spec people (particularly heteroromantic asexuals and aromantic heterosexuals) from the community as they use the term to imply that a-specs aren't inherently LGBT+ by being a-spec. These people will sometimes use "cishet" as a code word for Asexual Heteroromantic and/or Heterosexual Aromantic (and sometimes a-spec people in general).

## Variants

The term "cishetallo" or "cisallohet" or "allocishet" is sometimes preferable to make it clear that one is not referring to a-specs.

Some use the term "pericishet" (perisex cishet), "periallocishet", or "dycishet" (dyadic cishet) to refer to cishet people who are also perisex/dyadic (not intersex), to show that intersex people have a place in the LGBT+ community by virtue of being intersex, even without orientation or gender.

Those who consider polyamorous individuals to be inherently LGBTQ+ may use the term monocishet, perimonocishet, monoallocishet, or perimonoallocishet. The 'mono' stands for monoamorous or monogamous.
Grey-heteroromantic

**Grey-heteroromantic** (shortened to **Greyhet**) is a romantic orientation on the aromantic spectrum, referring to those who relate to heteroromanticsm, yet feel that there are parts of their experience that aren't fully described by the word heteroromantic and which are aromantic.

Grey-heteroromantic can be used as a umbrella term for any aro-spec identity that isn't purely aromantic and feels little romantic attraction only towards people of the opposite or not similiar gender(s). It is considered the opposite of greyromantic vincian/lesbian.

A common reason someone may identify as grey-heteroromantic is that they experience romantic attraction but very infrequently. Some grey-heteroromantic individuals may only feel romantic attraction once or twice in their life. Others may experience it more frequently, but still not as frequently as Heteroromantic individuals.

The sexual counterpart of gray-heteroromantic is Grey-heterosexual. A similar term is called "Heteraromantic"
Gaiflexromantic

Being primarily Gairomantic, but also flexible in this identity. It describes romantic attraction experienced by a nonbinary person that one considers to be homoromantic or otherwise non-heteroromantic (unstraight), but is occasionally romantically attracted to the dissimilar gender(s).

This can mean several things based on the nature of one's gender and how one views their attraction. A nonbinary individual may consider only some of their attractions to be not-heteroromantic, but sometimes there is a exception where the individual is romantically attracted to the person of the dissimilar gender. Another common way to use describe term is individuals that are Gairomantic, but from time to time can experience romantic attraction to the dissimilar gender(s). When they do experience attraction to the similar gender(s), the attraction has often nothing to do with the individual's gender, only the individual.h
Hemi-Bisexual

**Hemi-Bisexual**, also known as **Media-Bisexual**, is a term for those who consider themselves bisexual but experience less attraction to one of the genders they are attracted to.

One may identify as hemi-bisexual due to fear, discomfort, or any other feeling that can cause someone to feel hesitant about being in a sexual relationship with said gender. One's fear/discomfort varies depending on the individual. Possible causes include household environment, homophobia, dysphoria, etc. One may also identify as stigsexual, averseminsexual, aversefinsexual and/or legersexual; however, one can be hemi-bisexual without any of these being a reason for that.

Another possible reason for someone identifying as hemi-bisexual is that not everyone who identifies as bisexual may feel comfortable with terms such as bisexual, bisexual lesbian,bisexual homoromantic, etc. This term is inclusive and could be used as alternative to “bi with a preference,” or “bicurious.” It can also be combined with other terms.

The pansexual counterpart is Hemi-Pansexual. The romantic counterpart is Hemi-Biromantic.

## History

The term was coined by Discord and FANDOM user Musephile on June 8, 2021. It was originally supposed to be a recoin of semi-bisexual, but it no longer is due to the coiner's change of decision.

## Flags

The hemi-bisexual flag was created by Musephile. It is a more cooler tone from the original bisexual flag, the cooler tone and noise filter indicating the "feeling of hesitation of sorts" and along the "desire of wanting to be open about it."

An alternate hemi-bisexual flag was designed by FANDOM user Uncertified Funny on June 11, 2021.

## References

1. https://i.snipboard.io/u8qJG1.jpg (Screenshot taken from LGBTA+ Wiki Discord Server)

## Gallery

The hemi-bisexual flag without noise filter.An alternate hemi-bisexual flag.
Antigirl

**Antigirl** (or **Ungirl**) is a gender defined as being the opposite of female. It shouldn't be mistaken for being male. A better definition of this would be a nonbinary person who doesn't feel male the slightest but feels like they are definitely not female either, so they decide to identify as antigirl.

## Etymology

Despite the "anti" part in the tittle potentially sounding like an offensive term againts girls, anti means "opposite" in this case.

## History

The term antigirl first appeared on Pride-color-schemes tumbrl account back in 10 July 2016. On 25 October 2020, there was a video on TikTok of a guy laughing at the term antigirl. Other people agreed with him.

## Flag

The flag was made by Pride-color-schemes tumbrl account on 10 July 2016. An alternate flag was published on gender.fandom 13 July 2021 by FreakyO.O

## Resources

1. https://gender.fandom.com/wiki/File:Antigirl\_flag.png
2. https://pride-color-schemes.tumblr.com/post/147207689018/antigirl-antiboy
3. https://www.tiktok.com/@lilbroomstick06/video/6887587771800718598
4. https://www.google.com/search?q=Antigirl&client=firefox-b-d&sxsrf=ALiCzsaK-uu6UmsuSMcl7-7tokVeW5qH0w:1655717710341&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiii-SP3bv4AhWS8rsIHQ\_fDSAQ\_AUoAXoECAIQAw&biw=1366&bih=615&dpr=1#imgrc=UkUPmBfKB2RMcM

## Gallery

Original antigirl flagAlternate antigirl flag
Polyromantic

**Polyromantic** also spelled **plyromantic** or **poliromantic**, refers to someone who is romantically attracted to many, but not all, genders. For example, a polyromantic individual could be attracted to all genders except men. Or a polyromantic individual could be attracted only to non-binary individuals, genderfluid individuals, and male-aligned individuals.

Polyromantic general implies that one is attracted to more than three or more genders, but one can be attracted to any number of genders anywhere between two genders to all genders besides one.

It falls under the multiromantic umbrella. It can be similar to biromantic and other pluralian identities. The difference between these identities usually comes down to individual preference, particularly where individuals may feel that different terms communicate their individualal experience of attraction with more accuracy.

The sexual counterpart is polysexual.

## History and Flag

It is currently unknown who coined this term, but it was coined before July 4, 2015. The first flag specifically for polyromantic was the polysexual flag with the heart overlay. It is unknown who created it but it existed at least before May 10, 2016.

Another flag was designed by deactivated Tumblr user, pride-flags-for-us, on or before August 30, 2015.

The alternative polyromantic flag was designed by an anonymous wiki user on October 21, 2020. It is designed to be easier on the eyes, while also maintaining most of the same meaning. In addition to the original stripe meanings, the lighter pink and blue stripes also represent a-spec poly individuals. The very light green (nearly white) stripes represents peace, as well as transgender poly individuals. It is intended to represent polyromantic individuals, but it can be used for polysexuality as well.
Fictoflexible

**Fictoflexible** is an umbrella term for anyone who experiences almost exclusive sexual attraction toward fictional characters, a general type of fictional characters, or whose sexuality is influenced by fictional characters, but is occasionally attracted to real life people

Some fictoflexible individuals experience attraction to certain genders in fiction, but rarely experience attraction to said genders in the non-fictional world.

It is also an ace-spec identity. The romantic equivalent is fictoflexromantic.

Identities under the fictosexual umbrella include:

* Aliusflexible- an attraction for fictionkin. The attraction to fictional a character from their connectus but rarely to real life people.
* Animateflexible - the attraction to anime/manga characters but rarely to real life people
* Anuafflexible - the attraction to other animal and human hybrid characters but rarely to real life people.
* Bookloflexible - the attraction to novel/visual novel characters but rarely to real life people.
* Cartoflexible - the attraction to cartoon/comic characters but rarely to real life people.
* Droidflexible - the exclusive or near-exclusive attraction to fictional robots, androids, but rarely to real life people.
* Gamoflexible - the attraction to video game characters but rarely to real life people.
* Imagiflexible- the attraction to fictional characters one can never see (book characters, podcast characters, etc.) but rarely to real life people.
* Inreaflexible - the attraction to live-action TV show/movie characters but rarely to real life people.
* Multifictiflexible - a mix of exclusive fictional attraction. Example: being attracted exclusively to anime *and* cartoon characters but rarely to real life people.
* Nekoflexible - the attraction to neko-related characters but rarely to real life people.
* OCflexible - the attraction to original characters but rarely to real life people.
* Spectrflexible - the attraction to ghost-related characters but rarely to real life people.
* Teratoflexible - the attraction to monster-related characters but rarely to real life people.
* Tobuflexible - the attraction to vampire-related characters but rarely to real life people.
* Visualnovelflexible - the attraction to visual novel characters but rarely to real life people.

## Resources

1. https://beyond-mogai-pride-flags.tumblr.com/tagged/fictoflexible
Isohet

Isohet refers to when one is not cisgender, but also does not identify as transgender either. Isohet for example could refer to someone who is demigirl and considers their attraction straight (or strayt).

It can refer to any gender what is nonbinary and strayt. Including:

* Strayt demigirls
* Strayt demiboys
* Strayt paragirls
* Strayt paraboys
* Strayt libragirls
* Strayt libraboys
* Straight hypergirls
* Straight hyperboys
* And other gender
Demisexual Biromantic Demigirl

**Demisexual** is a sexual orientation on the asexual spectrum defined as someone who does not experience sexual attraction until they have formed a deep emotional connection with someone. The connection can be romantic, platonic, or some other form of connection. What counts as a "close connection" can vary between demisexuals. Forming an emotional bond with someone does not mean that one is automatically attracted to said individual, as it just means there's now a possibility for one to feel attraction.

**Biromantic**, sometimes shortened to **biro**, refers to someone who is romantically attracted to two or more genders or to individuals whose genders may be the same or different than theirs. Biromantic individuals may or may not have a preference and may or may not feel a difference between genders.

**Demigirl**, also known as **demiwoman**, **demifemale**, **demilass**, **demigal**, or **demidudette**, is a Nonbinary gender in which one is partially, but not fully, a girl or woman. They may or may not identify as another gender in addition to being partially a girl. The other part of one's gender can be any gender or combination of genders, including a lack of gender.

## Flag

The flag is combination between the demisexual, biromantic and Demigirl flag.

## Resources

1. https://www.tumbex.com/beyond-mogai-pride-flags.tumblr/post/186991708140/biromantic-demisexual-demigirl-combo-pride-flag
Straytflexible

**Straytflexible** is an orientation that is like being straight but in a uniquely Nonbinary way and sometimes being flexible in this identity. It describes attraction experienced by a nonbinary individual that one considers to be straight but is occasionally attracted to the similar gender(s).

This can mean several things based on the nature of one's gender and how one views their attraction. A nonbinary individual may consider only some of their attractions to be not-gay, or they may consider all of them to be so. Another common way to use describe term is individuals that are Strayt, but from time to time can experience attraction to the similar gender(s). When they do experience attraction to the similar gender(s), the attraction has often nothing to do with the individual's gender, only the individual.

The gai counterpart to straytflexible is gaiflexible. The romantic counterpart to straytflexible is Straytflexromantic.

## Resources

1. https://www.deviantart.com/pride-flags/art/Straytflexible-751777200
Tempoic

Tempoic can be used to refer to any part of a person's identity, but most commonly refers to temposexuality. It means someone who's identity temporarily changes due to being unable to live as their initial identity. This is not to be confused with the term canoic, which refers to when someone is questioning their identity due to being unable to enact it, rather than their identity specifically changing because of it.

Temposexuality refers to someone who's identity temporarily changes due to being deprived of their usual target of attraction. Once they are exposed to the gender/s they originally thought they were attracted to, their identity will revert back to normal or may permanently change to a new identity. Temposexuality only applies to a person while in their deprived situation. The temposexual person has no way to know if their identity is more than temporary or not until they can get out of the situation and be exposed to who they were originally attracted to, to gauge whether their attraction has changed.

For example, if a heterosexual girl is in a girls' boarding school, she will have limited exposure to men and may develop a temporary attraction to other girls. And upon leaving the school, may return to heterosexuality, or may realise they are in fact bisexual.

Being tempoic can also apply to other parts of a person's identity such as gender. Tempogender would refer to someone who lives as one gender and for some reason has to temporarily live as another gender. They begin to identify with this new gender and are unsure whether this is a permanent change to their identity, until they get out of this situation and have the option to live as they had done initially.

The situations that can cause the change to a person's identity can be vastly different from person to person, but all have the same sort of effect. However, it is important to note that the change in identity is not by choice. The situation either helps a person discover a new part of their identity, or confuses them about their own, often due to a desperation to have relationships, appease others, or feel more comfortable in themselves.

Tempo- can be used as a prefix before the identity that it specifically applies to, such as tempobisexual, or temponon-binary, for example. In this case, the pride flag would be a stripe of the tempoic flag down the middle of the individual identity it applies to.
Demisexual Biromantic Aceflux

**Demisexual Biromantic Aceflux** is a combination of two asexual spectrum identities, demisexual and aceflux, with biromantic. It stands for people who fluctuate on the asexual spectrum, one day they could feel asexual and one day greysexual, but they fluctuate only after they form a deep emotional bond with that person, if they don't, they won't fluctuate and they will be only asexual.

They are also biromantic, what means they experience romantic attraction towards multiple genders. When they form a emotional bond, they might experience a sexual attraction towards multiple genders what they will fluctuate at though, or they won't since the emotional bond isn't exclusively romantic, they are biromantic but they could experience the fluctuate sexual attraction towards one gender, for example.

## History

The combination term appeared at 8 June 2019 on DeviantArt and got coined by Lasheliss. The term wasn't mentioned anywhere else.

## Flag

The flag is combination of the demisexual flag, aceflux flag and biromantic heart.
Gaiflexible

Being primarily Gai, but also flexible in this identity. It describes attraction experienced by a non-binary person that one considers to be gay or otherwise non-straight (unstraight), but is occasionally attracted to the dissimilar gender(s). This can mean several things based on the nature of one's gender and how one views their attraction. A nonbinary individual may consider only some of their attractions to be not-straight, but sometimes there is a exception where the individual is attracted to the person of the dissimilar gender. Another common way to use describe term is individuals that are Gai, but from time to time can experience attraction to the dissimilar gender(s). When they do experience attraction to the similar gender(s), the attraction has often nothing to do with the individual's gender, only the individual.

The Strayt counterpart to gaiflexible is Straytflexible. The romantic counterpart to gaiflexible is Straytflexromantic.

## Resources

1. https://www.deviantart.com/pride-flags/art/Gaiflexible-751778163
Asexual Demiheteroromantic

**Asexual** (often shortened to **ace**) is a sexual orientation defined by a lack of sexual attraction. Asexual experiences may also include: not wanting to have sex, not being interested in sex, not experiencing a sex drive/libido, or being repulsed by sex. Sexual attraction is defined as the desire to have sex with, or otherwise perform sexual acts with, another specific individual. For non-asexual individuals (allosexuals), sexual attraction is involuntary, and even occurs when someone doesn't know the other individual (though one might not act on it). Asexual individuals do not have an innate desire to have sex with anyone. They might also feel disconnected from the idea of sex.

**Demiheteroromantic**, also known as **demi-heteroromantic** or **demiheteromantic**, described when an individual is both Heteroromantic and demiromantic. This means that one experiences romantic attraction to the opposite gender or dissimiliar gender(s), but only experiences said attraction once a bond of some sort has been formed.
Heteroflexible Aromantic

**Heteroflexible Aromantic** is used to describe an individual who is generally heterosexual but is occasionally attracted to the same or similar gender(s) who has lack of romantic attraction.

Another common way to use describe term is individuals that are Heterosexual, but from time to time can experience attraction to the same gender. When they do experience attraction to the same gender, the attraction has often nothing to do with the individual's gender, only the individual.

Aromantic individuals do not have an innate desire to be in a romantic relationship with specific individuals. They might also feel disconnected from the idea of romance.

## Flag

The heteroflexible aromantic flag was made by DeviantArt user Pride-Flags on 5 May 2016. It is a combination of the heteroflexible flag and the aromantic symbol.

## Resources

1. The flag creation
2. Person who identifies as Heteroflexible Aromantic
3. Person who questions if they are Heteroflexible Aromantic
Aplatonic Aroace

**Aplatonic**, abbreviated **Apl** (pronounced as "apple") is an identity on the aplatonic spectrum that is used most commonly by a-spec individuals who do not experience platonic attraction, or by those who do not relate to the concept of platonic love.

**Asexual Aromantic**, often shortened to **aroace** or **aro ace**, is a term that refers to a individual who is both aromantic/aro-spec and asexual/ace-spec. Aroace can be used for any individual who identifies with both spectrums. For example, an aromantic asexual, an aromantic demisexual, an acespike frayromantic, and a lithromantic greysexual can all be described as aroace.
Bigenderflux

**Bigenderflux** describes a gender that is both bigender and fluctuating in intensity. This can occur in multiple ways, such as:

* Both genders could increase and decrease in intensity at the same time

* As one gender becomes more intense the other gender becomes less intense

* The two genders fluctuate at random- unrelated to each other

* They could be fluid between two genders and also have those genders fluctuate in intensity (fluidflux)

## Flag

The original design was made by pride-flags on Deviantart. A simpler, alternate version was made by VoxelDraqon in October 2020. The colors in the alternate design represent, in order: one gender, a partial/demi version of that gender, agender, a partial/demi version of a second gender, and that second gender.
Libramasculine

**Libramasculine** is a gender in which one is mostly agender but experiences a small amount of attachment to being masculine and/or have a connection with boy/manhood. It's similar to demiboy, but is more specifically partially masculine and partially agender, with the agender part outweighing the masculine part, while demiboy is partially male, partially any other gender(s). Libramasculine people often identify as non-binary. If a libramasculine person is not assigned male at birth they might also consider themselves transmasculine.
Panqueer

**Panqueer** or ***pan-omni*** is a term for someone who identifies as pansexual, panromantic, (etc...) and have preference. It can refer to;

* A pansexual and omniromantic individual
* A panromantic and omnisexual individual
* An abrosexual individual who has fluid preferences
* Someone who is Duosexual being both pan and omni
Asexual Demibiromantic

**Asexual** (often shortened to **ace**) is a sexual orientation defined by a lack of sexual attraction. Asexual experiences may also include: not wanting to have sex, not being interested in sex, not experiencing a sex drive/libido, or being repulsed by sex. Sexual attraction is defined as the desire to have sex with, or otherwise perform sexual acts with, another specific individual. For non-asexual individuals (allosexuals), sexual attraction is involuntary, and even occurs when someone doesn't know the other individual (though one might not act on it). Asexual individuals do not have an innate desire to have sex with anyone. They might also feel disconnected from the idea of sex.

**Demibiromantic**, also known as **demi-biromantic** or **bidemiromantic**, described when an individual is both biromantic and demiromantic. This means that one experiences romantic attraction to two or more genders, but only experiences said attraction once a bond of some sort has been formed. This bond may be sexual, platonic, etc.

## Resources

1. /https://www.reddit.com/r/QueerVexillology/comments/jkj47b/two\_flag\_designs\_for\_um\_bookworm\_demibiromantic/
Hetflex

**Hetflex** refers to someone who is both Heteroflexible and Heteroflexromantic.

**Heteroflexible** is used to describe an individual who is generally heterosexual and primarily experiences attraction to the "opposite" gender/dissimilar genders, but is occasionally attracted to the same or similar gender(s).

**Heteroflexromantic** refers to someone who feels romantic attraction to individuals of the "opposite" gender, or to gender(s) unlike one's own, but being flexible in this identity.
DemiAbro

**DemiAbro** refers to someone who is both demisexual/demiromantic and abrosexual/abroromantic. They only feel sexual/romantic attraction if they have an emotional bond with someone, but what gender they're attracted to changes. It is a sexual orientation on the asexual and multisexual spectrum defined as someone who does not experience sexual attraction until they have formed a deep emotional connection with someone. The connection can be romantic, platonic, or some other form of connection. What counts as a "close connection" can vary between demisexuals. Forming an emotional bond with someone does not mean that one is automatically attracted to said individual, as it just means there's now a possibility for one to feel attraction...
Straytflexromantic

**Straytlexromantic** refers to someone who feels romantic attraction to individuals of the dissimilar gender, or to gender(s) unlike one's own, but being flexible in this identity.

This can mean several things based on the nature of one's gender and how one views their romantic attraction. Another common way to use describe term is individuals that are Straytromantic, but from time to time can experience attraction to the similar gender(s). When they do experience attraction to the similar gender(s), the attraction has often nothing to do with the individual's gender, only the individual.

The gai counterpart to straytflexible is gaiflexromantic. The sexual counterpart to straytflexromantic is Straytflexible.
Multiflexible

**Multiflexible** is an umbrella term for anyone experiencing sexual attraction to two or more genders, but being flexible or divergent in its identity, eg., commonly feeling gender-blind sexual attraction to all genders but occasionally not (panflexible). Multiflexible is an umbrella term for biflexible, polyflexible, omniflexible, panflexible, torenflexible, and trixenflexible.
Heteroflexible

**Heteroflexible** or **Elasexual** is something used to describe a Heterosexual individual who occasionally experiences attraction to the same gender, although commonly rare.

This definition is common for heterosexual individuals who have a partner that have come out as trans, whom they still love and want to be together with even though they now are the same gender.

Individuals who identify as heteroflexible may identify with this label only, or they may also identify as straight. Heteroflexible individuals may also identify as or be considered bisexual (otherwise multisexual), however for some heteroflexibles, their attraction to the same gender is so uncommon that they do not consider bisexual to be an accurate description of their orientation in most situations. The homosexual counterpart to heteroflexible is homoflexible. The romantic counterpart to heteroflexible is Heteroflexromantic

## Kinsey Scale

The Kinsey Scale is a way to determine one's sexual preferences through a test. Once one takes the test, they will be given a score from 0-6; 0 being exclusively heterosexual, 6 being exclusively homosexual. Heteroflexible individuals will usually fall at about a 1 on this scale.

## Flag

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Genderfluid

**Genderfluid** refers to someone whose gender identity changes over time. A genderfluid individual can identify as any gender, or combination of genders at any given time. Their gender can change at random or it may vary in response to different circumstances. One's gender can change over the course of hours, days, weeks, months, or years. For some individuals their gender changes on a somewhat consistent "schedule", for others their gender changes at random times. Some genderfluid individuals can be fluid between all genders, or a large amount of genders. Other genderfluid individuals are fluid between a small handful of genders.

Genderfluid can be a gender identity on its own or it can be used as an umbrella term to describe anyone whose gender changes. For example, a bigender individual who feels more strongly agender sometimes and more strongly xenic other times may identify as genderfluid.

Genderfluid individuals may also identify as multigender, nonbinary and/or transgender. Genderfluid individuals who feel as though only part of their gender is fluid may identify as demifluid. individuals who feel like the intensity of their gender changes or feel they are sometimes agender may identify as genderflux. Some individuals under the genderfluid umbrella may identify as genderfae, individuals that are fluid in gender but never compasses masc genders. The opposite of genderfae is genderfaun and the neutral counterpart is genderflor.

## History

In the 1990s and 2000s, it might have been more common for genderfluid individuals to call themselves bigender or genderqueer. Earlier than that, they may have called themselves cross-dressers. The word "genderfluid" has been in use since at least the 1990s, although with a different meaning. Transgender advocate Michael M. Hernandez wrote in 1996:

> "Gender-fluid means that their gender identity and/or expression encompass both masculine and feminine. Gender fluidity is becoming commonly known as transgenderness: the ability to transcend gender, whether biological, emotional, political, or otherwise; truly mixing male and female."
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The earliest recorded use of genderfluid, with a definition closer to the modern definition is in the Urban Dictionary "Gender Fluid" entry, which was added in 2007.
Certissexual

**Certissexual** is a term or sexual modifier on the asexual spectrum for someone who has very specific exclusive attraction, usually towards a specific individual or a specific object. It is similar to soloamare in some ways, and may at times overlap.

Certissexual is a less-harmful label to use for individuals who may say they are 'specific-individual sexual' or 'specific-object sexual.' Some examples of this are listed below.

* An objectum individual with exclusive attraction to a specific object may label themself certissexual instead of explaining to one they are attracted to 'only the \_\_ object they own.'

* An individual on the proculsexual spectrum who has exclusive attraction to a specific celebrity or Youtuber. For example, one may call themself certissexual instead of 'Corpsesexual' if they are attracted exclusively to the YouTuber Corpse.

* An individual on the fictosexual spectrum with exclusive attraction to a specific character or object within a series. For example, one may call themself certissexual instead of 'Arminsexual' if they are attracted exclusively to Armin from the anime/manga *Attack on Titan.*
* This term is *not* to be used in a fetishizing manner, and only should be used if one has genuine exclusive attraction to an individual or type of individual. One should *not* use this term when referring to race, mental disorders, disabilities, and/or religion. For example, one should *not* use this term to describe 'exclusive attraction to a race' or 'exclusive attraction to individuals with autism' as this is fetishization, and not an appropriate use of this term.

This term can also be used with other forms of attraction, such as certisromantic, certisalterous, certisplatonic, etc.

## History

The term was coined on March 19th of 2021 by Cryptocrew, specifically Arwen, in order to describe within one word the many forms of exclusive attraction that individuals experience.

## Flag

The flag was coined on March 19th of 2021 by Cryptocrew, specifically Arwen. The black represents lack of attraction to other individuals/objects, the green represents anonbinary/non-binary genders, blue represents masculine genders, pink represents feminine genders, white represents objects/otherkin, and the number one represents how their attraction is exclusive to one person/one object/one type of person/object.

## Etymology

The term was named after the Latin word for specific, which is *Certis*.
Librafeminine

**Librafeminine** is a gender in which one is mostly agender but experiences a small amount of attachment to being feminine and/or have a connection with girl/womanhood. It's similar to demigirl, but is more specifically partially feminine and partially agender, with the agender part outweighing the feminine part, while demigirl is partially female, partially any other gender(s). Librafeminine people often identify as non-binary. If a librafeminine person is not assigned female at birth they might also consider themselves transfeminine.

The masculine equivalent is libramasculine, the non-binary equivalent is libranonbinary, and the fluid equivalent is librafluid.
Biromantic

**Biromantic** is a romantic orientation in which you romantically like two or more genders. The sexual counterpart to biromantic is bisexual. The two differ in that biromantic is the *romantic* attraction to two or more genders, while bisexual is the *sexual* attraction to two or more genders. Some individuals, are both biromantic and bisexual in that they are both romantically and sexually attracted to two or more genders. There may or may not also be a sexual attraction for the genders the biromantic person is romantically attracted to. A person can be biromantic, but also asexual, bisexual, demisexual, heterosexual, homosexual, or pansexual. A biromantic person can also have a preference for and/or lean towards any particular gender.

The “bi” prefix is an umbrella term used for indicating any form of two gender attraction.

## Flags

The original biromantic flag was created by DeviantArt user Pride-Flags on April 26, 2016. The same user created an alternate flag on May 9, 2016. Both add a heart to the bi pride flag.

Another alternate biromantic flag was created by an anonymous creator on October 24, 2020. The top purple stripe of that flag represents attraction to two or more genders. The lighter purple stripe represents varioriented biromantics. The white stripe represents transgender, non-binary, cisn't, and intersex biromantics. The orange stripe represents perioriented biromantics. The dark blue stripe represents aroace biromantics, typically in the case of angled aroaces.

On March 10, 2021, FANDOM user RemyWest123 created another alternate flag meant to be more inclusive by expanding the purple stripe, which is typically a thinner stripe used to represent non-binary individuals, and adding gradations of all of the colors to represent a greater amount of gender experiences. On March 21, 2021, FANDOM user CallieCat030 created another alternate flag, using a heart in their design to harken back to the original biromantic flags.
Fictoaesthetic

**Fictoaesthetic** is a term for anyone who experience exclusive aesthetic attraction toward fictional characters, a general type of fictional characters, or whose aesthetic attraction or tertiary identity is influenced by fictional characters.

Some fictoaesthetic individuals experience aesthetic attraction to certain genders in fiction, but don't experience attraction to said genders in the non-fictional world. For example, one may experience attraction to all genders in fiction, but only experience attraction to men in the non-fictional world.

**Aesthetic Attraction**: A form of physical attraction to a person's appearance. It is defined as an attraction to the way someone looks, or how they present themselves. Among allosexuals and/or alloromantics, aesthetic attraction is commonly felt alongside sexual and/or romantic attraction. **In the a-spec community, it is typically useful to distinguish aesthetic attraction from sexual and romantic attraction.**

## Etymology

* Ficto- or Ficton- Experiencing attraction to fictional characters.

## Flag

Background stripes represent the lack of attraction felt towards anything but fictional characters. The pink hole represents a portal into the media of choice that allows for attraction- the fictional universe is in the circle, and it is filled with love/attraction.

## Resources

1. https://www.deviantart.com/pride-flags/art/Fictoaesthetic-872764895
Ficto-hetflex

**Ficto-hetflex** refers to someone who is both Ficto-heteroflexible and Ficto-heteroflexromantic.

Ficto-heteroflexible is used to describe an individual who is generally Ficto-heterosexual and primarily experiences attraction to the "opposite" gender/dissimilar genders, but is occasionally attracted to the same or similar gender(s).

Ficto-heteroflexromantic is an term for anyone who experience exclusive romantic attraction toward fictional characters of the opposite gender but being flexible in this identity.

Most commonly is Heteroflexible used as a umbrella term for terms like these but Heteroflexible is only an sexual orientation.
Heterosexual Aromantic

**Heterosexual Aromantic**, also known as **Straight Aro** or **Aro/Het** is a form of Allosexual Aromantic, referring to someone who is heterosexual and aromantic or on the Aromantic Spectrum. They experience exclusive sexual attraction to the opposite gender, but they do not experience romantic attraction.. The term can be used by people who identify as straight and aromantic.

The Asexual Alloromantic variant is Asexual Heteroromantic.

## References

1. https://varioriented-pride.tumblr.com/post/188074207805/heterosexual-aromantic-flags
2. https://www.reddit.com/r/aromantic/comments/jt3ajl/people\_who\_are\_both\_aromantic\_and\_heterosexual/
3. https://aninjusticemag.com/being-asexual-or-aromantic-doesnt-stop-you-from-being-straight-390b57440efe?gi=fa301ce25681
Grey-heterosexual

**Grey-heterosexual** or **Grey-asexual** (shortened to **Grey Ace, Grace** or **Greyhet**) is a sexual orientation on the asexual spectrum, referring to those who relate to asexuality, yet feel that there are parts of their experience that aren't fully described by the word asexual and which are heterosexual.

Grey-heterosexual can be used as a umbrella term for any ace-spec identity that isn't purely asexual and feels little sexual attraction only towards people of the opposite or not similiar gender(s). It is considered the opposite of vincian/veldian and lesbian. A common reason someone may identify as grey-heterosexual is that they experience sexual attraction but very infrequently. Some grey-heterosexual individuals may only feel sexual attraction once or twice in their life. Others may experience it more frequently.

The romantic counterpart of grey-heterosexual is Grey-heteroromantic.
Hetero-jump

**Hetero-jump** is a romantic orientation where one is normally Aromantic, but one occasionally experiences rare, sudden, and intense spikes of total or near total Heteroromanticism for a short amount of time, before returning just as suddenly to one's normal amounts of aromanticism.

## History

Hetero-jump was coined by Itz henka gacha on 8 November 2021 to describe her own romantic orientation. It was heavily inspired by Aro-jump.

## Flag

The flag is a combination of the Aro-jump flag and the heteroromantic flag.
Graysexual Panromantic Demiboy

**Greysexual** is a sexual orientation on the asexual spectrum, referring to those who relate to asexuality, yet feel that there are parts of their experience that aren't fully described by the word asexual, **Panromantic** is the romantic attraction to individuals regardless of gender, and as a result, one is attracted to all genders. Panromantic individuals may be described as being "gender blind" showing that gender is not a factor in their attraction to a individuals, **Demiboy** is a nonbinary gender in which one is partially, but not fully, a boy or man. They may or may not identify as another gender in addition to being partially a boy. The other part of one's gender can be any gender or combination of genders, including a lack of gender.

## Flag

The first flag was made by DeviantArt user Pride-Flags on 3 July 2016. The second flag was made by Fandom user Itz henka gacha on 27 January 2022.

## Resources

1. https://www.deviantart.com/pride-flags/art/Demiboy-Gray-Ace-Panromantic-Combo-619182576
Allosexual Aromantic

**Allosexual** **Aromantic** (shortened to **aroallo** or **alloaro**) describes individuals who are aromantic or aromanticspec and also allosexual. They experience sexual attraction but do not experience romantic attraction (or experience limited romantic attraction).

The term and flag were created because it's often assumed that all aromantic individuals are also Asexual. The opposite would be Alloromantic Asexual.

## Flag

The green and gold flag was created by Tumblr user Arotaro on December 27, 2018. The colors of the flag mean the following: Green represents the aro community. Light green represents a lack of attraction, this obviously includes a lack of romantic attraction but also includes aros who don't want queerplatonic relationships and aplatonic aros. White represents the diversity of sexuality. It acknowledges the broad range of sexual experiences that aromantics can have. White was chosen because white light is made up of all other colors of light mixed together. Light gold represents relationships. Sexual relationships, queerplatonic relationships, friendship, family bonds, and any other type of relationship. Gold represents inherent wholeness and worth. The green, light green and white are the same colors from the aromantic flag. Yellow was chosen because it's the opposite of purple, the color of asexuality.

The green and brown flag was created on November 2, 2018, by Tumblr user Aro-punkwave. It is not as widely used as the green and gold flag. The colors mean the following: Dark green represents aromantism and aro-spec individuals. Dark cream represents friendship. Dark red represents sexuality. Dark brown represents queerplatonic love and relationships. Black represents the sexual spectrum, possibly coming from the asexual flag.

The blue, red and yellow flag was crated by alloaro alien on tumblr on June 4, 2021. colors meanings go the following: dark blue represents for the understanding and variation of experiences an alloaro individual may have with the label. Light blue represents lack of romantic attraction. Light yellow respresents community and diversity. Orange stands for all the varieties of relationships that come with your expression of aromanticism and allosexuality. platonic, sexual, etc. Red stands for aroallos expression of their allosexuality.

## Resources

1. https://arotaro.tumblr.com/post/181471420831/i-tried-my-hand-at-making-an-allosexual-aromantic
2. https://aro-punkwave.tumblr.com/post/179692719921/i-made-a-allosexual-aro-flag-because-hey
3. https://alloaroalien.tumblr.com/post/653083886178435072/hi-i-wanted-to-attempt-to-present-a-alternate
Half Straight

**Half Straight** stands for people who are sadly, only partially attracted to the opposite gender, because they are attracted only to cisgender men and cisgender women, making them not fully straight. It is the opposite of Super Straight, because Super Straight claims by not being attracted to the transgender/transsexual people of their opposite gender to be more straight, Half Straight people claim not attracted to them is making them less straight, however it is not making them neccesary part of the LGBT+ if they are Cishet.

This should be not mistaken as bisexual, the attraction to two or more genders. Because bisexuals are typically seen as "50% straight, 50% gay", but that is wrong to assume. These people are basically Super Straight people who are actually Half Straight.

## History

Half Straight is supposed to mock the Super Straight people, because the Super Straight people claim that straight people who are attracted to also transgender people of their opposite gender is making them less straight, Half Straight people make fun of Super Straight by making the Super Straight people less straight because they are actually only Half Straight since they are not attracted purely to the opposite gender. It was coined by Itz henka gacha on 1 December 2021.

## Flag

The flag is made by FANDOM user Itz henka gacha at 1 December 2021. The black and orange stripes are from the Super Straight flag. The dark grey and lighter orange stands for Super Straight being less straight. The white is there for aesthetic purposes.

## Resources

1. Coining on Twitter
2. Annoucing the new term to make fun of Super Straight people
Super Straight

**Super Straight** is a term for those who are only attracted to cisgender people of the opposite gender. The creation was an act of trying to create a community of people who are only attracted to opposite gender, that aren't transgender, aka to people who don't identify with the opposite gender they assigned at their birth.

## History

The TikToker who coined the term "Super Straight" was made by @OGSuperStraight (now deleted) in early March. A string of posts made by OGSuperStraight; who is named Kyle. Dates aren't included in these tweets.

* "Hi guys, I've created a new kind of sexuality now,"
* "It's called 'Super Straight', OK? I was called a transphobic for not dating with a trans-woman. "
* Kyle argued on TikTok that he can't be a transphobic, because Super Straight is simply his kind of sexuality.
* Kyle tells those who argue with him for a being an alleged transphobe:
* "Do you know what these people are like? They say something like, "Would you go on a date with a trans-woman?"
* I will answer "No."
* "Why," they ask me. "She's a woman, though. "
* "Uh, no - she's not a real woman to me. I want a real woman. "So, you're a transphobe!"
* Kyle continues, "So now I'm a Super Straight. I'm only dating the opposite sex. With women who were born as women. So now you can't say I'm a transphobic because that's my sexuality, you know?"

Kyle's TikTok account was terminated for breaking community guidelines.

In the weeks following its creation, the term gained popularity with users on 4chan, who created many Super Straight flags incorporating Nazi iconography.

Reddit removed subreddits promoting the Super Straight craze as it was spreading hatred..

## Resources

1. https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2021/04/how-super-straight-started-culture-war-tiktok/618498/
2. https://www.insidehook.com/article/sex-and-dating/super-straight
3. https://commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Alternative\_Super\_Straight\_Flagge.png
4. https://knowyourmeme.com/videos/280187-super-straight

## Definitions

1. "Superphobic"
2. "Super Straight"
Tea

**Teas** are one of the four types of skills that a player character can learn. Deeply rooted in the culture of the world, the brewing of tea is a common practice both among ordinary folk and practicing mystics. It requires preparation and patience but the results are often rewardingly strong and may last for long periods of time. The only limitation is that just one tea effect can be enjoyed at a time.
Grey-heteroflexible

**Grey-heteroflexible** is a sexual orientation on the asexual and the multisexual spectrum, referring to those who relate to heteroflexibility, yet feel that there are parts of their experience that aren't fully described by the word heteroflexible and which are asexual. Grey-heteroflexible can be used as a umbrella term for any ace-spec identity that isn't purely asexual and feels little sexual attraction mainly towards people of the opposite or not similiar gender(s) but being flexible in this identity. A common reason someone may identify as grey-heteroflexible is that they experience sexual attraction but very infrequently. Some grey-heteroflexible individuals may only feel sexual attraction once or twice in their life. Others may experience it more frequently, but still not as frequently as Heteroflexible or Heterosexual individuals. More specifically, grey-heteroflexible is most commonly used by who experience very little sexual attraction and when they do, they are mainly sexually attracted to the person of the opposite gender, rarely the same. For example women who are sexually attracted to men but occasionally sexually attracted to other women, and by men who are sexually attracted to women but are occasionally sexually attracted to other men, though it can be used by any gender.