This is version 2 of my attempt at visualizing sexual attraction. This time, I tried a different approach, focusing more on the individual rather than the labels.
I created a poll asking everyone to check what they are. You'll find it here: [link]
A Male: anyone who identifies himself as a Man. B Genderqueer: anyone who identifies himself/herself/themself/emself/zirself/hirself/... as both Man and Woman, as neither, or as completly outside the gender binary. C Female: anyone who identifies herself as a Woman. --- 1 attracted to A, Androsexual 2 attracted to C, Gynesexual 3 attracted to B, Skoliosexual 4 attracted to A and C, Bisexual 5 attracted to A and B, Andro-Skoliosexual 6 attracted to B and C, Gyne-Skoliosexual 7 attracted to A, B and C, Pansexual 8 attracted to none, Asexual ---
C4 or, actually asexual, but I'm biromantic. I guess the chart works for both sexual and romantic attraction, just change -sexual to -romantic I think this is a great way to show how different sexualities are attracted to each other. It also explains the different orientations. For example, a lot of people think pansexual and bisexual are the same. And it looks great too Well done!
Well, this certainly explains it a whole lot better than I ever did. I'm totally a B7. Next time someone asks me about my sexuality, I will be linking this. Repeatedly.
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I would suggest to change skoliosexual to allotroposexual. skolio (σκόλιον) translates more like tortuous while allotropo- (αλλότροπο-) translates more like different, which I believe is much more fitting as a term. Plus skolio is not even used in modern greek.
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