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'''Nociswomasexual''' is the attraction to all genders, but A) one's attraction to women fades once it is known someone is a [[cisgender]] woman or B) one does not feel attraction to women until it is known that the woman in question is not cisgender. This term is typically used by [[transgender]], [[Non-Binary|non-binary]], or otherwise non-cis people. The term could theoretically be used by cis people however there is typically no reason for a cis person to do so as nociswomasexuality stems from a discomfort/unwillingness to have a relationship with a cis woman due to trauma, oppression, or other personal reasons (not because there’s any inherent difference between cis and trans women). |
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== Flag == |
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The pink being at the bottom represents discomfort or unwillingness to have a relationship with a cis woman. The rest of the colors being generally brown and grey represents how the person can be comfortable with other genders. |
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Revision as of 19:36, 24 May 2020
Nociswomasexual is the attraction to all genders, but A) one's attraction to women fades once it is known someone is a cisgender woman or B) one does not feel attraction to women until it is known that the woman in question is not cisgender. This term is typically used by transgender, non-binary, or otherwise non-cis people. The term could theoretically be used by cis people however there is typically no reason for a cis person to do so as nociswomasexuality stems from a discomfort/unwillingness to have a relationship with a cis woman due to trauma, oppression, or other personal reasons (not because there’s any inherent difference between cis and trans women).
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The pink being at the bottom represents discomfort or unwillingness to have a relationship with a cis woman. The rest of the colors being generally brown and grey represents how the person can be comfortable with other genders.