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Honestly, I think it’s important to acknowledge that cis multi-spectrum and a-spectrum people can be attracted to & in relationships with people of the “opposite” binary gender AND still be noncompliant with heteronormativity.
Multi/a-spec communities have their own narratives about what it means to not be straight, and they’re valid and shouldn’t be dismissed.
Your a-spec and m-spec identity is valid no matter how you approach intimacy, who you date, and no matter which genders you are and aren’t attracted to!
