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-Trixic or orbisian are terms used to describe a nonbinary person who is attracted to, interested in, or in a relationship with women/girls, exclusively or not.
+[[File:5fd19fa0-27b3-4ff4-a992-7b226d0da982.png|thumb|Trixic or orbisian flag. It was created by non-alligned-sapphic on tumblr. Purples and yellows represent nonbinary-ness, while pink represents the attraction to women. ]]'''Non-binary people loving women''' (often abbreviated as '''nblw''') is an expression used to describe [[nonbinary]] people who feel some type of attraction towards [[Woman|women]]. ''Trixic'' or ''orbisian'' are terms that can be used with the same meaning.
-[[File:5fd19fa0-27b3-4ff4-a992-7b226d0da982.png|thumb|This is the trixic or orbisian flag. It was created by non-alligned-sapphic on tumblr. Purples and yellows represent nonbinary-ness, while pink represents the attraction to women. ]]
+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.
-This is the trixic or orbisian flag. It was created by non-alligned-sapphic on tumblr. Purples and yellows represent nonbinary-ness, while pink represents the attraction to women.
+''Gynesexual'' or ''finsexual'' are also terms to describe the attraction to femininity but they're not specifically for not non-binary people and also don't exclusively describe the attraction to women.<br />
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-Some nblw prefer the term non-binary lesbian to describe their attraction to women because it's easier since lesbian is better known than trixic or orbisian or they can relate to it more.
-Gynesexual or finsexual are also terms to describe the attraction to femininity but they're not specifically for not non-binary people and also don't exclusively describe the attraction to women.
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