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MSPEC4MSPEC:
An identity, where one chooses prefers or prioritizes their relationships with other multisexual individuals, for a variety of reasons including, safety, support, and understanding.
This includes any variety of mspec identities including bisexual, pansexual, polysexual, omnisexual, abrosexual, finsexual minsexual, ninsexual, mspec gays/gais/straights/strayts/lesbians, unlabeled mspec identities and more!
(Image description: a square image with the bisexual, omnisexual, polysexual, multisexual, and pansexual pride flags separated by lines, white and black text over the flags says "stronger together".)
not oc but too perfectly succinct not to share. chef's kiss 🤌🏻
This post goes out to everyone on the multisexual spectrum (aka “mspec”)!
the bi people
the pan people
ply, omni, etc. people
queer people
unlabeled people
questioning people
whether you’re more attracted to one gender than another, or all your attraction is the same
whether you experience sexual/romantic attraction or not
I love and accept you! You’re attraction isn’t fake. Your orientation is real. No matter where you are on the spectrum, we’re here for you!
I love bisexuals, pansexuals and polysexuals so much us multisexuals are amazing and perfect I love us 💖💜💛💚💙
tbh multisexuals have a proud tradition of sexuality puns and i love it
Hello!! Not to sound rude or anything, but are you one of those blogs that's against people using pansexuality as an identity?
Nope - I’m just against people IDing as pansexual and then telling bi people we can only be attracted to men and women or to two genders.
I personally feel that the overlaps between the labels are a good thing and that all people attracted to more than one gender are valid whatever label they personally feel comfortable with and we should support each other as we have the shared experience of being attracted to more than one gender.
