@venusintransit So blue represents sex characteristics. We know that the vast majority of males look a certain way and a vast majority of females look another way. So dark = male, light = female. The purple line represents the differentiation between sexes. The light lines from that one represent the trans/intersex/wibbly-wobbly area. This is probably way wrong, but from what I was reading there are those who are attracted to a persons sex (which includes secondary characteristics), with a personâs sex as an element of that sexuality, and those whoâs sexuality rely on visual cues more so. So if someone is attracted to trans men and cis men, they would fall firmly on the black line. And if someone was attracted to females, they would fall on purple. And bisexual would cover all of it. etc etc Itâs messy, and I think that the black liners would be minority sub-sexualities, but maybe? I also feel like itâs important to state that just because the purple line crosses into âmale/female looking females/malesâ it doesnât mean you are attracted to them. Imagine a dot on the line to your preference.







