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Romantic and sexual orientation are enduring personal qualities that incline people to feel romantic and sexual attraction to certain kinds of people. Sometimes terms for sexual orientation are also used to include romantic orientation, the tendency to feel romantic attraction to certain kinds of people. Other times, orientation labels differentiate between romantic and sexual attraction. Some of the most widely known labels for attraction, such as "lesbian," also imply the user's gender. Words for attraction experienced by nonbinary people or attraction to nonbinary people have been proposed, but are not as wide-spread yet. By some interpretations, every orientation includes attraction to some nonbinary people.[1][2] This wiki article includes many terms for romantic and sexual orientation that may include nonbinary people, and explains how they may.

Usually attracted to womenEdit

In the English-speaking world, most people know about three orientations that are usually attracted to women: bisexuals (who are attracted to two or more genders), heterosexual men, and homosexual women (lesbians). Some other identity labels have been proposed in order to have a way to say that one is usually attracted to women, without labeling one's own gender identity: gynephilia, femaric, feminamoric, neptunic, and venusic. Some identity labels have been proposed specifically for nonbinary people who are usually attracted to women: azalian, nonbinary people loving women (NBLW), and orbisian/trixic.


AzalianEdit

"An agender/genderless person who loves women." Coined by tumblr user genderless-gibberish.[3].

  • An azalian flag created by tumblr user nooonbinaryyyy.[4]

  • An azalian flag created by tumblr user madmaxthepaledragon.[5]

  • An azalian flag created by tumblr user madmaxthepaledragon.[5]

BlossianEdit

 
Blossian pride flag

Blossian refers to an agender person who is attracted exclusively to women. This was coined by Twitter user kairofanatic on April 5, 2021.[6]

Donna-Edit

 
Flag for donna- pride. Variations can be seen in this blog post.

An unaligned nonbinary person who is only attracted to women. Suffixes are added to specify type of attraction, e.g. donnasexual, donnaromantic, donnaqueerplatonic, etc. "Donna" means woman in Italian. Coined by a person named Fy in a 2017 submission to Beyond MOGAI Pride Flags.[7]

FemaricEdit

 
Femaric flag, created by tumblr user goodpositivitylgbt.

Non-straight attraction by anyone to women and feminine-aligned people. Coined by Tumblr user goodpositivitylgbt.[8]

FeminamoricEdit

A nonbinary person attracted exclusively to women.[9][10] Various flags have been created for this orientation.

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FemiqueEdit

 
Femique pride flag.

Femique is "a non-gendered term for anyone who feels queer attraction to women [a femique person] / a non-gendered term for queer attraction to women [femique attraction]".[11]

Gay womenEdit

Some women who are attracted to women call themselves gay women. Gay women may or may not consider this to mean the exact same thing as lesbian. Gay women may or may not also consider themselves genderqueer. A notable example of this is American musician King Princess, who describes herself as a genderqueer person and gay woman.[12]

Gynephilic/GynesexualEdit

Gynephilia, also referred to as gynesexuality, gynosexuality[13], or femsexuality, is a romantic or sexual orientation in which a person feels attraction to women or to traits they perceive as feminine.[14]

This term has gained criticism, arguing that the prefix "gyne-" is focused on genitals, not gender.[15] Indeed, some sources do define it as "sexual attraction to the female anatomy".[16] Other sources disagree, saying that it is an "attraction toward women, females, and perceived femininity irrespective of whether or not they were assigned female at birth."[17] Thus, someone who uses the term "gynephilic" or "gynesexual" for themselves might be attracted to feminine women (both cis and trans) as well as feminine men.[16]

  • This gynephilia flag has four stripes: black, grey, white and pink. This is sometimes confused with the asexual flag.[18]

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    This gynephilia flag consists of three stripes: pink, brown, and green.

  • A gynosexual flag used on the /r/gynesexuality subreddit. It has four stripes: coral pink, lavender, purple, and blue.

  • A gynosexual flag with six stripes: pink, light pink, light blue, light yellow, light purple, and purple. This flag was proposed by Artsy Aech (instagram user lgbtq.art_and_comics), who said the stripes from top to bottom represent Love, Femininity, Gender, Androgyny, Attraction, and Soul.

  • A gynesexual flag proposed by JackIsAPotato on Reddit, who said that "The pink triangle represents femininity and feminine attraction while the stripes represent the gender spectrum".

LesbianEdit

 
A lesbian flag that won a contest for designing a lesbian flag in 2018, in which trans and nonbinary lesbians were welcome.[19]
 
A lesbian flag design created in 2018, based off the colors of flowers in a poem by Sappho. The link explains it was created specifically to include all sapphics, including those who are trans, butch, and people of color.[20]

Simply put, people who identify as lesbians are usually women who feel attraction to other women. Historically and today, many lesbians have a gender identity and expression that they feel does not fit into the Western gender binary or patriarchal, heterosexual norms of womanhood. Some see "lesbian" as their gender identity as well as their sexuality.[21][22][23] Some lesbians who use the words butch, stone, or dyke for themselves express and experience their gender identities through masculinity, androgyny, sexual difference, and nonconformity.[24][25][26] Lesbians can be cisgender women, transgender women, nonbinary/genderqueer women, and anyone else who feels that their identities align with womanhood or that they have some kind of connection to womanhood.[27][28][29][30][31]

Some notable nonbinary lesbians include:

  • A nonbinary lesbian pride flag designed by tumblr user thepokedexisgay.

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    A nonbinary lesbian pride flag designed by a deviantart user going by Mod Tath.

  • A nonbinary lesbian pride flag designed by tumblr user nbdyke.

More lesbian and nonbinary lesbian flags can be seen in Category:Lesbian pride flags.

NBLWEdit

Non-binary people loving women (often abbreviated as nblw) is an expression used to describe nonbinary people who feel some type of attraction towards women. Trixic or orbisian are terms that can be used with the same meaning.

Some nblw prefer the term nonbinary lesbian to describe their attraction to women because it's easier, since lesbian is better known than trixic or orbisian, and some people can relate more to this term.

Gynesexual or finsexual are also terms to describe the attraction to femininity but they're not specifically for non-binary people and also don't exclusively describe the attraction to women.

NeptunicEdit

 
Neptunic flag, created by tumblr user Dark (loud-and-queer).

Attraction to women, nongendered people, and all nonbinary people who are not male-aligned or masculine.[43]

Orbisian/TrixicEdit

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Trixic or orbisian flag.

An orbisian or trixic person is a nonbinary person who is attracted to women (exclusively or not).[9] The trixic or orbisian flag was created by non-alligned-sapphic on tumblr. Purples and yellows represent nonbinary-ness, while pink represents the attraction to women.

The most commonly-used trixic flag is pictured here. Alternative trixic flags can be seen in Category:Trixic pride flags.

SapphicEdit

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The Sapphic flag.

Sapphic generally stands for feminine-aligned people being attracted to other feminine-aligned people and women.[44] It is an umbrella term for bisexual female-aligned people, lesbians, and any other people who consider themselves wlw (women who love women). Nonbinary people might consider themselves sapphic if they are partly female, sometimes female, female-aligned, or lunarian.

The most commonly-used sapphic flag is pictured here. Alternative sapphic flags can be seen in Category:Sapphic pride flags.

UmbalianEdit

 
Umbalian flag

Term for nonbinary men who love women. Derived from the gemstone umbalite.[45]

VenusicEdit

 
Venusic flag.

Only attracted to women and fem-aligned nonbinary people or partial women. Sometimes called Venusian.[46] Coined in 2016.[47]

ViolettianEdit

Queer attraction to women, either exclusively to women or to women and other gender(s).[48]

WomasexualEdit

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Womasexual flag.

"Attraction to women (and/or feminine genders, depending on the person)."[49]

Usually attracted to menEdit

In the English-speaking world, most people know about three orientations that are usually attracted to men: bisexuals, heterosexual women, and homosexual men (gay men). Some other identity labels have been proposed in order to have a way to say that one is usually attracted to men, without labeling one's own gender identity: androphilia, marsic, mascic, and uranic. Some identity labels have been proposed specifically for nonbinary people who are usually attracted to men: nonbinary people loving men (NBLM), azurian, quadrisian/toric, thistlian, and viramoric.

Achillean/MLMEdit

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A commonly-used flag for achillean pride. The green carnation historically indicated gayness.

An umbrella term for any male, male-aligned, or partially-male people who feel attraction to men (e.g. gay men, bisexual/pansexual men, gay asexual men, etc.) In short, anyone who considers themself an MLM (man who loves men) can identify as achillean.[50] The term is derived from the mythical character Achilles.[51] Nonbinary people might consider themselves achillean if they are partly male, sometimes male, male-aligned, or solarian.

Alternate terms/synonyms are "vincian",[52][53][54] inspired by Leonardo da Vinci[55], "wildean" inspired by Oscar Wilde[56][57], and "hyacique" from the Hyacinth flower and the minor Greek deity.[58]

The most common achillean/MLM flag is pictured here. Alternatives can be seen in Category:Achillean pride flags and Category:MLM pride flags.

Androphilia/AndrosexualityEdit

Androphilia or androsexuality is a romantic or sexual orientation in which one feels attraction to men or masculinity, regardless of one's own gender identity.[14][59][17]

  • A commonly-used androsexual/androphilic pride flag, with stripes of cyan, brown, and purple.

  • Another common androsexual/androphilic pride flag, with stripes of black, grey, white and green.

  • Androsexual pride flag with six stripes which are sky blue, light blue, mint green, light yellow, cerulean, and darker blue. This flag was proposed by Artsy Aech (instagram user lgbtq.art_and_comics), who said the stripes from top to bottom represent Masculinity, Attraction to masculinity, Freedom, Androgyny, Strength, and Soul.

  • Androsexual pride flag with three stripes which are light blue (#a4e8fe), salmon pink (#fea3a2), and light purple (#ff89fb). This flag was proposed by twitter user AstraSouls, who said that "The blue stands for masculinity, the pink stands for love, the purple stands for the umbrella term nonbinary".

To see more, visit Category:Androphilic and Androsexual pride flags.

AzurianEdit

An azurian is a nonbinary man who is attracted only to men. Coined by tumblr user bentonthefoxkin, the word is derived from the mineral azurite.[60] Several flags have been created for this orientation.

CintheanEdit

Cinthean was proposed as an alternative for the terms "gay man" and "homosexual."[61] The term applies to men and nonbinary people who are exclusively attracted to men and nonbinary people. It is inspired by the tale of Hyacinthus, who was a lover of Apollo. As he died, Apollo transformed his blood into a flower to honor him, with that flower being believed to be what we now know as the hyacinth.[62]

 
Cinthean flag.

Gay menEdit

People who identify as gay men have a male gender identity, and are attracted only to men. This word is applicable regardless of whether one or both people involved are cisgender men or transgender men. Some nonbinary people also identify as men to some degree (nonbinary men), and also usually experience attraction to men, and so they consider themselves gay.

Overall, most gay men have used the rainbow pride flag to represent themselves, but since it can also represent the whole LGBTQ community, several proposals for a gay-man-specific pride flag have been made, many with explicit inclusion of nonbinary gay men. It is impractical to include all the proposed flags here, so the gallery below is only a selection of those which gained some popularity and have been stated to include nonbinary men. See also Category:Gay man pride flags.

  • The rainbow pride flag, which can represent either the entire LGBTQ community, or specifically gay men.

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    Designed in 2019, this flag has become the commonest one specifically for gay men. The seven stripes represent 1. Community, 2. Healing, 3. Joy, 4. GNC, nonbinary, and trans men, 5. Pure love, 6. Fortitude, and 7. Diversity.[63]

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Some alternate terms for a gay man or gay nonbinary person attracted to men have been coined, including "turian" (based on gay scientist Alan Turing) and "veldian" (based on "veld", a word for open grassland or pastureland in south African countries).[64]

MasquineEdit

 
Masquine pride flag.

Masquine is "a non-gendered term for anyone who feels queer attraction to men [a masquine person] / a non-gendered term for queer attraction to men [masquine attraction]".[11]

MarsicEdit

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Marsic flag.

Only attracted to men and masc-aligned nonbinary people or partial men.[65]

MascicEdit

 
Mascic flag, created by tumblr user goodpositivitylgbt.

Non-straight attraction by anyone to men and masculine-aligned people. Coined by Tumblr user goodpositivitylgbt.[66]

MasexualEdit

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Masexual flag.

"Attraction to men (and/or masculine genders, depending on the person)."[49]

NBLMEdit

Nonbinary people loving men (very often abbreviated as nblm, NBLM) is a term that refers to nonbinary people who are sexually and/or romantically attracted to men, either exclusively or not.

Quadrisian/ToricEdit

Nonbinary person attracted to men (exclusively or not). [9]

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Alternative flags can be seen in Category:Toric pride flags

ThistlianEdit

"An agender/genderless person who loves men." Coined by tumblr user genderless-gibberish.[3]

  • Thistlian pride flag by tumblr user nooonbinaryyyy.

  • Thistlian pride flag by tumblr user madmaxthepaledragon[5]

UranicEdit

 
Uranic flag, created by tumblr user Dark (loud-and-queer).

Attraction to men, nongendered people, and all nonbinary people who are not female-aligned or feminine.[67]

ViramoricEdit

Nonbinary person attracted exclusively to men.[9] Various designs of the viramoric flag have been created; here is a selection.

Note: The word "viramoric" should not be confused with "vixenamoric", which was created to exclude nonbinary lesbians and pronoun nonconforming lesbians from lesbianism.[68][69]

Usually attracted to a different gender than one's ownEdit

HeterosexualityEdit

 
A proposed flag to represent straight nonbinary people.

Also called being straight, heterosexuality is a romantic and sexual orientation in which a person tends to feel sexual attraction only to people of a different gender identity than their own. For example, women who usually feel attracted only to men. This is heterosexuality even if one or both of the people are transgender, because this is based on gender identity rather than sex. Heterosexuality is often defined as attraction between persons of opposite gender[70]. However, the idea "opposite gender" only makes sense within the gender binary, which sees all people as being either of only two genders, and that those two genders are supposedly opposites to each other. What "heterosexuality" means when nonbinary identities are taken into account is not agreed upon. By its etymology, it could imply "other" or "different" gender.[71][72] In that case, a heterosexual nonbinary person could mean one who feels attraction to one gender other than nonbinary, to both binary genders, or to all genders other than their exact own. Nevertheless, heterosexuality is often assumed to refer to attraction between men and women only, even when nonbinary identities are acknowledged. This can cause distress to nonbinary people in a relationship and their partners as they struggle to find a labels for themselves. The question of whether a nonbinary person can identify as heterosexual-- and how exactly that person defines their heterosexuality-- is up to that individual person.


There are multiple flags proposed to represent heterosexuality, but none has been made "official".[73] Here is a selection; more can be seen at this link.

StraytEdit

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The strayt flag, designed by nblwnonsense.[74]

Coined by Mercuryretrograde[74], the term "strayt" is for nonbinary people who feel their attraction "is 'straight' but in a nonbinary way." Being strayt does not require attraction to only one gender or attraction to an "opposite" gender.[75]

ContraicEdit

 
The contraic flag, designed by by identity-workshop. The blueish-purples and pinkish-purples represent masculinity and femininity, and the yellow represents nonbinary attraction.

Term for nonbinary people's attraction to an "opposite side of the binary" gender. Coined by identity-workshop in 2018.[76][77]

OmnistraightEdit

"Omnistraight" (likely coined to mirror omnigay) is a term which can be used by individuals with fluid gender who experience fluid attraction as well, such that they are always attracted to a gender different than their own current gender.[78][79]

The original omnistraight flag is a combination of the straight flag and the genderfluid flag. It was created by beyond-mogai-pride-flags on November 29, 2017.[80] An alternate omnistraight flag was designed by Tumblr user enb-ab-y on March 30, 2020.[78]

  • Original omnistraight flag, created 2017.

  • Alternate flag, created 2020.

Usually attracted to the same gender as one's ownEdit

HomosexualityEdit

Also called being gay, homosexuality is a sexual orientation in which a person feels sexual attraction only to people of the same gender as one's self.[81] All homosexual people can also call themselves gay. Homosexual attraction can sometimes include nonbinary people.[82]

Nonbinary people who are mainly attracted to other nonbinary people could call themselves homosexual, gay, or NBLNB (nonbinary loving nonbinary). Nonbinary people who also identify as men or women to some degree, and are mainly attracted to the same, might also call themselves homosexual, gay, and/or lesbian.

GaiEdit

 
The gai flag, designed by opalescentorbisian on tumblr. Meaning: "Orange is for solarian nbs, yellow is for nbs in general, green is for stellarian nbs, blue is for multi-attracted nbs who feel gai towards more than one gender, and purple is for lunarian nbs."

The term "gai" is for nonbinary people who feel their attraction is gay but in a nonbinary way. Being gai does not require attraction to only one gender or attraction to the same gender.[83]

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    A gaiflux flag, designed by tumblr user arco-pluris.

GayEdit

 
A nonbinary gay pride flag designed in 2018 by Alois (tumblr url thepokedexisgay)

Although gay is a synonym for homosexual, some people prefer the word gay over the word homosexual for themselves. A gay person can be any gender. There are gay men, gay women, and gay nonbinary people.[84] Additionally, "gay" is sometimes used as a broad umbrella term for all non-hetero people.

American musician King Princess describes herself as a both a genderqueer person and gay woman.[12]

OmnigayEdit

"Omnigay" is a term which can be used by individuals with fluid gender who experience fluid attraction as well, "so that the individual is always attracted to [their] same gender."[85] Omnigay was coined in 2014 by tumblr user monetarymollusk.[86] In 2017, tumblr user shadowofthedude coined a synonym "omnique" (pronounced om-NEEK) which can also be used as a noun (ex: "I'm an omnique.") "Omnique" is formed by combining "omnigay" and "queer".[87]

  • Original Omnigay flag. Has been criticised for resembling the Confederate flag.[88]

  • Omnigay/omnique flag by shadowofthedude.

  • An omnigay/omnique flag by salppho. Intended as "combination of the sapphic, diamoric, and achillean flag colors in a configuration reflective of the trans flag."[88]

SymmaicEdit

 
The symmaic flag, designed by by identity-workshop. Purple represents "the median between masculinity and femininity", and the yellow and white both represent nonbinary attraction.

Coined in 2018 by tumblr user identity-workshop. A symmaic person is a nonbinary person attracted to their same gender. The prefix sym is taken from the word "symmetry".[76]

Usually attracted to more than one genderEdit

There are many orientations that feel attraction to more than one gender. The most well-known labels in this "multisexual umbrella" or "m-spectrum" are bisexuality, pansexuality, omnisexuality, and polysexuality, but there are many less common ones as well.

 
A pride parade in which bisexual and pansexual flags can be seen.

BisexualityEdit

Bisexuality is a sexual orientation in which a person feels sexual attraction to more than one gender.[89][90][91] Some define this as attraction to "women and men".[92][93] Others define bisexuality as attraction to two categories of people: the same as one's own gender, and different than one's own gender.[94] Others define bisexuality as attraction to people of any gender. What "bisexuality" means when nonbinary identities are taken into account is a matter of debate. Many people feel that "bi-" reinforces the gender binary, and erases nonbinary identities, preferring pansexual or polysexual. Others[95] argue that "bisexual" was originally coined to describe a sexuality which included aspects of both heterosexuality and homosexuality, and that it should be interpreted as inclusive of attraction to all genders or sexes, although there are certainly bisexuals who do only feel attraction to two specific genders, whether those be "men and women", "women and genderqueer folks", or any two genders imaginable.[96]

Notable bisexual nonbinary people include:

  • Bisexual flag.

  • Bisexual triangle symbol.

  • Bisexual double moon symbol, to avoid use of triangles. This example is in the bi flag colors. Moons are a reference to how bisexuality isn't "just a phase."

"Bisexual" has also sometimes been used to describe a gender identity that is nonbinary.[97]

PansexualityEdit

Pansexuality is a sexual orientation that involves sexual attraction to people of all genders.[98][99] Pansexuals are attracted to all types of people. They might be "gender-blind" (meaning that gender is insignificant or irrelevant in determining their attraction), or they might not.[100] Some people prefer to call themselves 'pansexual' rather than bisexual because they feel the word "bisexual" has binary implications.[101][102]

Pansexual and Panromantic Awareness & Visibility Day is celebrated on May 24.[103]

Notable pansexual nonbinary or genderqueer people include:

  • Pansexual flag. As defined by the flag's designers, the yellow is for non-binary attraction, as well as life & happiness.

  • Pansexual symbol.

It is not uncommon for people to use both bisexual and pansexual as labels, due to the overlapping definitions. Notable nonbinary people who are both bi and pan include musician Mal Blum, musician Sarah Shook, and activist Gigi Raven Wilbur.

OmnisexualityEdit

 
Omnisexual flag.

Omnisexuality/omniromanticism is attraction to all genders/every gender.[104][105] By some definitions, this is a synonym for pansexual.[106][107] By other definitions, it is similar to pansexuality but with gender playing a role in attraction.[108][109][110]

In 2020, the date of March 21 was proposed as Omni Pride Day, because rotating the M and N in "OMNI" makes it resemble the numerals 0321.[111]

PolysexualityEdit

 
Polysexual flag.

Polysexuals are attracted towards more than one gender, but not all genders (as in pansexuality) and not just both binary genders (as in some understandings of bisexuality).[112] For example, someone attracted to all genders except men might identify as polysexual.[113] Polysexual people might or might not have a gender preference.[114]

The polysexual flag, designed by Tumblr user Samlin in 2012, has pink for women, blue for men, and green for nonbinary people.[113]

Polysexuality should not be confused with polyamory, which is about openly being in a relationship with more than one partner at the same time.[113]

AgaticEdit

 
Agatic flag.

"A woman who is attracted to women and nonbinary people (to any degree), exclusively or not."[115]

AmmolicEdit

Any nonbinary person who is attracted to women and nonbinary people. (NBLW and NBLNB)[116][117] Term coined and flag created by tumblr user ideas-of-immortality in July 2018, based on the gemstone ammolite.[118][119] Also known as Brownitian (coined by tumblr user saturnic-vapour[120]) or Ametrian.[121]

  • Original ammolic flag made in 2018 by ideas-of-immortality.

  • Redesign by sunshinepride. Red stripe for self-love & acceptance, Orange stripe for attraction to women, Yellow stripe for nonbinary love, Lighter green stripe for attraction to nonbinary people, and Green stripe for loyalty & strength.

  • A seven-stripe version, also by sunshinepride.

  • Ammolic/ametrian pride flag, created in 2018

  • Brownitian pride flag, created in 2018.

CitrinianEdit

 
Citrinian flag.

"A woman who is attracted to men and nonbinary people (to any degree), exclusively or not."[122]

DahlianEdit

"An agender/genderless person who loves men, women, nbs, and other agender/genderless people." Coined by tumblr user genderless-gibberish.[3]

  • Flag proposed by tumblr user nova-is-hella-cute

  • Flag proposed by tumblr user libragender

  • Flag proposed by tumblr user madmaxthepaledragon[5]

Differo-Edit

Differosexual or differoromantic refers to a person of any gender that is attracted to multiple genders that are different from their own gender.[123] The term was created by Tumblr user mossy-maze on January 15, 2018, along with the below flags.[124]

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Disexual or DyosexualEdit

Disexual or dyosexual is used to specify attraction to exactly two genders, whether those are binary genders or not.[125]

EnbisianEdit

 
The enbisian flag.

A term coined in 2020 by tumblr user enbisian. This describes the orientation of nonbinary people (fem-aligned or non-aligned) who are attracted to only women and nonbinary people (fem-aligned or non-aligned). The word is a combination of "enby" and "orbisian". The definition is similar to neptunic, but unlike neptunic, enbisian cannot be used by men or male-aligned people.[126]

FlorianEdit

 

Men who are exclusively attracted to men and nonbinary people.[127]

FincianEdit

 

Women who are exclusively attracted to women and nonbinary people.[128]

GeranianEdit

 
Geranian pride flag

Coined in November 2020, the term "geranian" describes "an agender/genderless person who loves women, non-binary people, and other agender/genderless people."[129]

IrisianEdit

 
Irisian flag by tumblr user nova-is-hella-cute.

"An agender/genderless person attracted to other agender/genderless people, non-binary people, and men." Coined by tumblr user libragender.[130]

JaspianEdit

 
The jaspian flag, with colors inspired by the mineral. Created by Eli (tumblr user dispositiondocket).

A nonbinary person who is attracted to men, nonbinary people, and women. Coined 20 May 2018 by Eli (tumblr user dispositiondocket). Named after the stone/mineral jasper.[131] See also Versian.

LilacianEdit

 
Lilacian flag

An agender/genderless person attracted to men and nonbinary people. Coined in 2018 by tumblr user saturnic-vapour.[132]

LitianEdit

 
Litian flag

A man who loves women and nonbinary people (exclusively or not).[133][134]

Marblic/AstronicEdit

 
Marblic/astronic flag.

A man attracted to men, women, and nonbinary people.[135][136]

MercuricEdit

Also known as mercurian, this term can be used to describe attraction to women, men, and nonbinary people who are aligned towards one or the other, but not other-aligned or unaligned. Intended to be similar to other planetary-related terms to describe attraction for nonbinary people, such as venusic and marsic.[137]

Multisexual/Plurisexual/MspecEdit

Multisexual, plurisexual, and mspec (or m-spec) are umbrella terms used to describe people who experience attraction to more than one gender, which may include many or all genders. It can describe individuals who are bisexual, pansexual, polysexual, omnisexual, etc, or can be used as a stand-alone identity if one does not wish to specify their orientation further.[138]

There is not one widely-agreed-upon flag for this umbrella term. Some proposed flags are shown here.

  • This flag was created in 2019 by synp.[139] It has four stripes of purple, white, light blue and pink/magenta. The colors stand for peace, unity, freedom and love/compassion.[140]

Nomasexual/NomaromanticEdit

Attraction to all genders except (binary) men.[141][49]

Nowomasexual/NowomaromanticEdit

Attraction to all genders except (binary) women.[141][49]

OpalianEdit

Opalian is a label for people who are both nonbinary and a man, attracted to men and nonbinary people.[142]

OrchidianEdit

"An agender/genderless person who loves women and men". Coined in January 2020 by tumblr user genderless-gibberish.[143]

  • Orchidian pride flag. Background by flowerfallsyndrome and symbol by queerso.

  • Orchidian pride flag by nova-is-hella-cute.

PluralianEdit

 
Pluralian flag.

Umbrella term for anyone (of any gender) who is attracted to more than one gender. Can be used as a noun ("The pluralian decided to date John") or as an adjective ("I'm so pluralian"). A synonym for "m-spec". Coined by dinolove453 on deviantart.[144]

Penultisexual/PenultiromanticEdit

 
Penulti- pride flag.

Being attracted to all genders except your own.[145]

Periso/Perisosexual/PerisoromanticEdit

"Being attracted to the same gender and some or all non binary genders but NOT to the other binary gender [...] The word comes from 'per' (through) and 'iso' (identical) meaning literally 'being attracted to the same gender and through the binary i.e. to non binary genders'." Coined by queer-coloured-glasses on tumblr.[146]

SpectrasexualEdit

 
A spectrasexual pride flag, with stripes of lavender, deep purple, white, cyan, light blue. The stripes represent (in order) female people, love, nonbinary people, sex, and male people.[147]

Attracted to multiple genders, but not all genders[17], or attraction to "a wide range of genders".[147] Spectrasexual falls under the umbrella term of polysexual.

Toren-Edit

 
Toren- flag created by Tumblr user nlmgalaxy.

Torensexual, torenromantic, or torenamoric refer to a person of any gender who experiences attraction to only men and nonbinary people. The term was coined on November 12, 2018 by Tumblr user wedontcareaboutyourbinary.[148][149]

Trixen-Edit

 
Trixen- flag created by Tumblr user nlmgalaxy.

Trixensexual, trixenromantic, or trixenamoric refer to a person of any gender who experiences attraction to only women and nonbinary people. The term was coined on November 12, 2018 by Tumblr user wedontcareaboutyourbinary. The prefix "trixen-" combines the Latin noun suffix "-trix", used to form feminine agent nouns (also used in "trixic") with "en" from the term "enby".[148][150]

Note: The word "trixenamoric" should not be confused with "vixenamoric", which was created to exclude nonbinary lesbians and pronoun nonconforming lesbians from lesbianism.[68][69]

VersianEdit

 
Versian pride flag.

Term meaning "nonbinary people who love women, nonbinary people, and men. Comes from the word universe, keeping in with the space-themed terms for nonbinary people. of course, a versian person could also i.d as pan-, but this term places emphasis on being of a nonbinary gender(s)". Term and flag created by xeno-aligned on tumblr in 2018.[151] See also Jaspian.

Usually attracted to nonbinary peopleEdit

Words for orientations involving nonbinary people are, at this time in history, not as developed or widely agreed upon as those involving people who have binary genders.

Orientations tend to be named and categorized in a way that involves one's own gender identity. For example, "lesbian" indicates not only that one is attracted to women, but also that one identifies as a woman. Some words for sexual orientations make reference to one's own gender: heterosexuality and homosexuality, gay and lesbian.

Some words for sexual orientations don't make reference to one's own gender, which makes it easier for nonbinary people to use them. This includes androphilic, gynephilic, ceterosexuality, and asexuality. This is also the case for bisexuality, polysexuality, omnisexuality, and pansexuality, which mean attraction to more than one gender of people. People disagree about how each of these involve transgender, nonbinary, and intersex people, and which of these words is the most inclusive and respectful of the legitimacy of them.

AgeninicEdit

 
Ageninic flag

Attraction to only agender people.[152]

AliamoricEdit

 

Word for a nonbinary person exclusively attracted to other nonbinary people.[153] The term and the flags were made by Tumblr user gay-rats-sys (now called the-ragamuffins-sys).[154]

AndrogynesexualEdit

Androgynesexual refers to attraction to androgynous or gender neutral people.[155] However, androgynesexual carries the connotation that the person of attraction is both masculine and feminine, rather than neither.[156] Sometimes it is defined as attraction to men and women with androgynous appearances[157], or to simply anyone with androgynous appearance.[158]

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Antigendersexual / AntigenderromanticEdit

 
Antigendersexual/antigenderromantic flag.

Attracted to genderless/agender people.[159] Coined in 2018 by an anonymous tumblr user.[160]

AquianEdit

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Aquian pride flag, by an anonymous creator.

Only attracted to people whose genders change, e.g. genderfluid and genderflux. The term comes from "aqua" meaning water, because water is a fluid.[161]

WLNB/Asterian/MaedicEdit

 
The maedic/WLNB flag created by Mod Fy of beyond-mogai-pride-flags.

Terms for a woman attracted to nonbinary people.[162][163] The term "asterian" was coined in 2018 or possibly earlier by tumblr user orbisian-prinxess, who wrote:

« Aster comes from the ancient greek word for star, and specifically the term asterian is derived from asterisk, meaning ‘little star’. As non-binaries are often represented by stars (hence stellarian) as there are countless billions of stars completely seperate from the influence of our human gender binary (unlike the sun and moon, having been gendered in religions and cultures through time), loving nb people as a woman is known as being an asterian, especially as women are represented by circles, and if the outer points of an asterisk are joined it forms a circle - representing the union of nb people and woman.[164] »

"Maedic", coined in 2018 by Mod Alec/Jace of tumblr blog beyond-mogai-pride-flags, is a synonym for asterian. This word was derived from the maenads of Greek mythology, who were female followers of Dionysus and consorts of Hermaphrodite (deity of androgyny).[165][166]

Note: "Asterian" is also an alternative term for men who love men.[167][168]

Various WLNB flags can be seen in Category:WLNB pride flags.

Astroidian or AsteroidianEdit

 
Astroidian flag.

Umbrella term for any man or masculine-aligned person who is attracted to nonbinary people, including but not limited to: gay men, bisexuals, pansexuals, polysexuals, etc.[169] An alternative term for this is Adonic.[136][170][171]

BigeninicEdit

 
Bigeninic pride flag

Attracted to bigender people.[172]

DelphinianEdit

"An agender/genderless person who loves other agender/genderless people." Coined by tumblr user genderless-gibberish.[3]

  • Delphinian flag by tumblr user nooonbinaryyyy.

  • Delphinian flag by tumblr user madmaxthepaledragon.[5]

DiamoricEdit

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The diamoric pride flag, created on 26 June 2016.

"A form of attraction felt by nonbinary people who feel that being nonbinary affects their experience with attraction or a nonbinary form of attraction that does not fit a same or similar vs opposite or other gender attraction dichotomy. ‘Diamoric orientations’ is an umbrella term for all orientations lables that describe nonbinary attraction that does not conform to a similar/opposite gender dichotomy."[9] "Diamoric" can also describe a relationship or attraction that involves at least one nonbinary person.[173]

The term was originally going to be "dionysian" from the god Dionysus, but this drew criticism, and "diamoric" was decided as the replacement. It is formed from the Greek prefix "dia-", meaning "passing through", "going apart", or "thoroughly/completely" and the Latin "amor" for love.[174]

EnbianEdit

"[NBLNB], nonbinary people who experience attraction towards nonbinary people (whether exclusively or not)."[9]

  • Enbian flag, created by tumblr user the-ross-winchester.

  • Another enbian flag: a pair of interlocking nonbinary symbols on the nonbinary flag.

  • Enbian flag. Yellow for gender outside the binary. Purple for genders that are a mix or between male & female. Black for genderlessness. White for those who are many/all genders.

  • Another variant of enbian flag.

More enbian flag designs can be seen in Category:Enbian pride flags.

EnboricEdit

 
Enboric flag, created by tumblr user goodpositivitylgbt.

"[A]n umbrella term to describe any attraction to nonbinary people. coined with nonbinary people in mind, but can be used by anyone who is attracted to nonbinary people and not straight."[49]

LunaricEdit

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Lunaric flag

Attraction solely to lunarians, female-aligned nonbinary people, and feminine nonbinary people (but not women). Coined in 2017 by tumblr user loud-and-queer.[175]

MagnolianEdit

 
Magnolian pride flag, by tumblr user nova-is-hella-cute.

"An agender/genderless person who loves nonbinary people and agender/genderless people". Coined in January 2020 by tumblr user genderless-gibberish.[143] Note: this word has also been used to mean a certain type of nonbinary gender expression.[176]

MixsexualEdit

In 2018, Kate Bornstein proposed the term "mixsexual" to mean "people who are attracted to people who, intentionally or not, mix gender in body or soul."[177]

NBLNBEdit

Nonbinary people loving nonbinary people (often abbreviated as nblnb, NBlNB, NblNb) is a term that refers to nonbinary people who are sexually and/or romantically attracted to other nonbinary people.

Neutric/neutray/neutrianEdit

"[A] specific term for neutrois attracted to neutrois". Coined in 2018 by tumblr user arco-pluris. The flags are shades of yellow, since yellow is "the neutral color."[178]

Ninsexual/NinromanticEdit

 
A ninsexual pride flag.

Attraction to genders that are Neutral In Nature[49] (e.g. neutrois, gender neutral, etc.)

Paninic/PangeninicEdit

 
Paninic flag.

Attracted to pangender people.[179][180]

SaturnicEdit

 
Saturnic flag.

Attraction solely to other nonbinary people, including those who may be woman-aligned and/or man-aligned, but not to women nor men.[181] Appears to have been coined in 2018 by tumblr user arco-pluris.[182]

CeterosexualityEdit

Ceterosexuality, formerly skoliosexuality, means a sexual orientation in which a person feels sexual attraction to nonbinary people, and perhaps other kinds of transgender people as well. [183] Some believe the term is only to be used by nonbinary people[9], though it was coined in the context of binary people's attraction to nonbinary people.[184] Nonbinary people who are attracted to other nonbinary people might also use the terms homosexual, homoromantic, gay, NBLNB, etc. Skoliosexual was coined in 2010 by the user Nelde on DeviantArt[184], but due to a somewhat problematic etymology (skolio- comes from the Greek for "crooked"), some prefer to use the term ceterosexual, (from Latin "cetera", meaning "other") or allotroposexual (from Greek "allotropo" meaning "different").[185][186]

Several flags have been proposed and used for ceterosexuality. See Category:Cetero pride flags.

SolaricEdit

 
Solaric pride flag.

Attraction solely to solarians, male-aligned nonbinary people, and masculine nonbinary people (but not men).[175]

StellaricEdit

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Stellaric pride flag.

Attraction solely to non-aligned nonbinary people and stellarians.[175][187] Given that this term is based on stellarian, it could also be taken as a term for attraction solely to stellarians and gender-neutral nonbinary people. This would be similar to the origins and use of lunaric and solaric.

TerraricEdit

A nonbinary person attracted to nonbinary people and stellarians. Also may be called Terrasexual, Terraromantic, or Terrarian.[188] Judging by the wording, the use of "nonbinary people" here may be referring to non-aligned nonbinary people.

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WisterianEdit

"An agender/genderless person who loves enbies." Coined by tumblr user genderless-gibberish.[3] Note: this word has also been used to mean a certain type of nonbinary gender expression.[176]

  • Wisterian pride flag by tumblr user nooonbinaryyyy.

  • Wisterian pride flag by tumblr user madmaxthepaledragon[5]

Usually not attractedEdit

 
Asexual participants in the Pride in London 2016 parade. Photo by Katy Blackwood.

AsexualityEdit

Disambiguation: for asexuality in the sense of a person born without sexual organs, that is an intersex condition, so instead see intersex. People who don't experience sexual attraction are most often not intersex.

Asexuality is a sexual orientation in which a person usually does not feel sexual attraction to any gender identity. Asexuality is a condition characterized by a lack of sexual attraction. This is an enduring characteristic.[189] Asexuality is not the same as celibacy, in which a person may feel sexual attraction, but intentionally chooses not to have sex.[190][191] Asexuality can be mistaken for aromanticism, however they are different (aromanticism is the lack of romantic attraction rather than sexual). More often than not, people use asexuality to mean something distinct from aromanticism, to say that they may feel romantic attraction, but not sexual attraction.[192] Asexuality is not the same as a lack of libido. They may have little or no interest in sexual activity, yet sexual activity is viewed independently from sexual attraction. Asexual identifying individuals may also identify, for example, as sex repulsed or sex positive or sex neutral. Some asexual people enjoy taking part in sexual relationships, even though some do not feel an instinctive need to do so.[193] Many asexuals see asexuality as a queer identity, and under the umbrella of marginalized orientations, gender identities, and intersex (MOGII), because they experience discrimination for their orientation, like lesbian, gay, and bisexual people. Asexuality can also be defined as an umbrella term, which can include other kinds of sexuality labels in the asexual spectrum, such as and gray-asexuality, demisexuality, and more.[194][195]

Notable asexual nonbinary people include:

  • Asexual flag. Black for absence of sexuality (asexuality). Grey for grey-asexuality & demisexuality. White for non-asexual partners & allies. Purple for community.

  • Logo of Asexual Visibility & Education Network (AVEN). Sometimes used as a symbol of asexuality. Representing the third point on the Kinsey Scale, asexuality, seperate from heterosexuality & homosexuality. Juxtaposed on a purple triangle, for queer identity.

AromanticismEdit

Aromanticism (often abbreviated to aro) is a romantic orientation in which a person usually experiences no romantic attraction towards any genders.[201][202] An aromantic person may have interest in romantic activity, however, they tend not to. Aromanticism is not the same as asexuality (the lack of sexual attraction), nor is it on the asexual or greysexual spectrums. Additionally, not all aromantics are asexual and vice versa. Aromantics who are not asexual or greysexual (allosexual) are known as AroAllos, and those who are both aromantic and asexual are known as AroAces.[203][204] Some aromantics actively seek out and enjoy being in romantic relationships or queerplatonic relationships, while others do not.[205] Many, though not all, aromantics see their aromanticism as an inherently queer identity and feel that they are included in the LGBT+ acronym and community, since they can experience discrimination due to their romantic orientation and are generally marginalized because of societal norms around romance and amatonormativity.[206] Aromanticism can also be defined as an umbrella term or a spectrum which includes identities such as greyromantic (or grey-aromantic), demiromantic, among others.[207]

Aromantic Visibility Day was established as June 5th in 2023.[208]

  • Aromantic flag. The dark and light greens represent the aromantic spectrum, the white represents platonic friendships and intimacy, and the grey and black represent the sexuality spectrum.

  • Aromantic heart symbol. The hexagon is a visual pun on the chemical structure of aromatic hydrocarbons ("aromatic"≈"aromantic").

Demisexuality and Gray-AsexualityEdit

Gray-Asexuality falls "in the gray area" between allosexuality and asexuality. Gray-aces can be sexually attracted, but less often or to a lesser extent than allosexuals.

Demisexuality is similar, but different in that a demisexual person will feel sexual attraction only if they have formed an emotional bond with someone, a friend for example.

Notable genderqueer and nonbinary people who fall under the demi- umbrella of identities include

  • Demisexual flag.

  • Demisexual heart symbol. Derived from AVEN logo.

Demiromanticism and GreyromanticismEdit

Demiromanticism is a romantic identity label describing a person who may feel romantic attraction only to people they have formed a bond with. For example, a demiromantic person may be friends with someone for a while before they develop romantic feelings for them. Demiromanticism is on the greyromantic spectrum and may be considered aromantic too.

  • Demiromantic flag.

  • Demiromantic Heart Symbol.

Some other identity labels that may fall under the asexual and aromantic spectrums are listed here (external link).

Other termsEdit

Abrosexuality and AbroromanticismEdit

Abrosexual and/or abroromantic are terms for an orientation that is fluid/changes from time to time. "For example, a person who is abrosexual might be sexually attracted to men at one point, then not sexually attracted to anyone weeks later."[212] It is important to note that the timeframes of orientation changes are different between different abrosexual/Abroromantic people.[213]

The abro- prefix was taken from the Greek root for "delicate" or "graceful", and was chosen to represent "the movement and changing nature of" this orientation.[212]

  • Most commonly used abrosexual pride flag

  • Most commonly used abroromantic pride flag

Novosexuality and NovoromanticismEdit

 
Novosexual flag.

Novosexual and/or novoromantic are terms for when someone's orientation changes along with their gender changing.[214][215] See also omnistraight and omnigay, earlier in this page.

See alsoEdit

ReferencesEdit

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