Intergender: Meaning, Identity, and Gender Diversity
Intergender describes a gender identity experienced between, among, or beyond conventional male and female categories and is distinct from intersex.
Intergender describes a gender identity experienced between, among, or beyond conventional male and female categories and is distinct from intersex.
Transneutral describes a transgender or nonbinary identity or transition directed toward gender neutrality rather than primarily toward masculinity or femininity.
Lithosexual describes someone who experiences sexual attraction without needing it reciprocated or whose attraction may fade when it is returned.
Fraysexual describes someone whose sexual attraction may be strongest toward unfamiliar people and weaken as emotional closeness develops.
Abrosexual describes a person whose sexual orientation or pattern of attraction changes over time in direction, intensity, or presence.
Sapiosexual describes someone who considers intelligence a major source of sexual attraction, often alongside another sexual-orientation label.
Autoromantic describes a person who experiences romantic attraction toward themselves, sometimes alongside romantic attraction to other people.
Autosexual describes a person who experiences sexual attraction toward themselves, sometimes alongside attraction to other people or partnered sexuality.
Akoiromantic describes someone whose romantic attraction does not require reciprocation or may weaken when the attraction is returned.
Quoiromantic describes someone who finds romantic attraction difficult to understand, distinguish, apply, or classify through conventional orientation labels.