There’s no monosemic term (with exact/specific/only one definition) for being attracted to masculine individuals regardless of their gender. Recently there was coined fe- (fesexual/feromantic) for attraction femininity regardlessly gender identity, there was also mascu (mascuromantic/mascusexual) then someone recoined it as attraction to men.
You may suggest that andro-/masc-/vir-/min- means it, but there are a lot of people also using these terms meaning attraction to men or masculine genders (the same happens with gyne-/gyno-/fem-/fin-/femme-). So I’m gonna ask y’all what you think:
Manu-/Maculi- attraction to masculinity (presentation/expression), regardless of gender identity.
Based on manugender/masculigender. Reminder there are already monosemic terms for attraction to men/women, such as ma(n)-/vir(i)-/mascic & femaric/woma(n)-/femi-.
Androgyne-/androgyno-/androgino-/androgine- are also terms used in many / polysemic ways, to mean attraction to both men and women (as in ambi-); being attracted to androgyne/androgynous people or masculine & feminine individuals. There’s lin but it’s not about androgynous expression only (compared to min-/fin-). So I also coined:
Angi- attraction to androgyny regardless of gender.
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