Homoflexible: Meaning, Attraction, and Sexual Identity
Homoflexible describes someone who is primarily attracted to the same gender but may occasionally experience romantic or sexual attraction toward another gender.
Homoflexible describes someone who is primarily attracted to the same gender but may occasionally experience romantic or sexual attraction toward another gender.
Heteroflexible describes someone who is primarily heterosexual but may occasionally experience romantic or sexual attraction toward the same or another gender.
Bisexual describes sexual or romantic attraction to more than one gender, without requiring equal attraction, particular experiences, or multiple partners.
Sexual orientation describes a person’s enduring pattern of romantic, emotional, and sexual attraction and how it differs from gender identity and behavior.
Omnisexual describes someone who can experience sexual attraction toward people of all genders, often with gender remaining meaningful.
Polysexual describes someone who experiences sexual attraction toward several genders, but not necessarily every gender or every individual.
Biromantic describes someone who experiences romantic attraction toward more than one gender, regardless of their sexual orientation or behavior.
Bisexuality is a sexual orientation involving attraction toward more than one gender, with attraction varying in intensity, frequency, or form.
Monosexism is a system that treats attraction to one gender as more valid or stable than bisexual, pansexual, and other multisexual experiences.