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maybe it's just me, but i feel like conflicting and obscure labels are actually pretty understandable if you just think for a second.

if someone's a straight lesbian, they are either multigender/bigender and are attracted to women regardless, or are heteroromamtic homosexual (or vice versa). of course, there can be more options as well, and it's so easy to just... ask! they'd probaby be happy to tell you. if not, just don't worry about it, because it's probably none of your business anyway.

same thing with mspec gay men/lesbians, xenogender folks, neopronouns users, almost anyone. it's not that hard to reach out and offer kindness instead of immediate disgust and rejection. we're a queer community, and the last thing we need is to fall to infighting.

#lgbtqia+#lgbtq+#lgbt positivity #queer #MOGAI #neopronouns #xenogenders #mspec gay #mspec lesbian #queer community #straight lesbian #straight gay #micro-identities #i think that's everything?#chirping #we're a community. do you hear me? we need to stick together. we need to help support and protect eachother.#100

Irrexian

I’m coining another queer thing.

Irrexian (“ear-EHX-ee-in”): an adjective to be used by mspecs whose attraction completely disregards gender

> Only applicable to mspecs (biromantics, pansexuals, etc), obviously > Not applicable to all mspecs > Can be used for any kind of attraction > Derived from “irrespective,” which means “regardless” > Noun version: irrix (“EAR-ihx”)

It’s meant to replace “genderblind” because (1) it’s ableist and (2) it implies that you don’t see gender, which is plain wrong. “Irrexian,” however, is specific to attraction for those whose attraction, like my own, gives no shits about gender! An irrexian person could be attracted to women, men, and nonbins because gender doesn’t affect their chance of attraction to a person.

It’s worth noting that pan people can have preferences, despite the common definition being “attracted to anyone regardless of their gender”. This term helps to differentiate between mspecs with preferences and mspecs with no preferences.

Examples of use:

~ I’m an irrexian bisexual. ~ Xe is a panromantic irrix. ~ I don’t know what label I should use... all I know is that I’m irrexian!

Below is the flag!

Mind giving this a reblog to give my term some traction?

@uncommongenders @beyond-mogai-pride-flags @i-love-my-trans-body @mogaibun @mogaicore @gendertech @leptrois @mspecs-for-solidarity

Today I learned about Bambi lesbians and Faline gays.

They're respectively lesbians and gays who prefer sensual things (like cuddling and kissing) over sexual things, if they like sexual things at all. Here are their respective flags (respectively by @wuvsbian and this person):

I was interested! Thus, I decided to coin a nonbinary equivalent called...

Ronnbinary!

Basically, it's an adjective that refers to a nonbinary ACESPEC who prefers sensuality to sexuality! You'd say, "I am Ronnbinary," or "that is a Ronnbinary person." The noun version is Ronnby! Generally, it would accompany another sexuality label (like "Ronnbinary pan", for example), but it doesn't have to! It can also accompany another gender label (for example, if I'm Ronnbinary, I would say that I'm a Ronnbinary maverique).

Why that word? Where'd I get it from? It's a combination of Ronno + nonbinary! The other named fawn besides Bambi and Faline in the movies is called Ronno (Faline gay comes from Faline, the love interest of Bambi and Ronno). He's the second movie's main antagonist by being a dick to Bambi and trying to steal his girl. Here are Bambi, Faline, and Ronno:

Anyway, I figured I ought to make a new flag to accompany my new term! Below is the Ronnbinary flag I whipped up, which uses the colors from Ronno's palette!