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Polysexual and bisexual are similar and overlapping labels, as both can describe attraction to multiple genders. Some individuals may identify as both bisexual and polysexual. The choice to use one identity over the other usually comes down to individual preference, particularly where individuals may feel that different terms communicate their personal experience of attraction with more accuracy. For some, the label polysexual may be preferred because bisexual is often incorrectly assumed to inherently describe attraction to exactly two genders ([[disexual]]), often the binary genders ([[binsexual]]). |
Polysexual and bisexual are similar and overlapping labels, as both can describe attraction to multiple genders. Some individuals may identify as both bisexual and polysexual. The choice to use one identity over the other usually comes down to individual preference, particularly where individuals may feel that different terms communicate their personal experience of attraction with more accuracy. For some, the label polysexual may be preferred because bisexual is often incorrectly assumed to inherently describe attraction to exactly two genders ([[disexual]]), often the binary genders ([[binsexual]]). |
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Other labels that describe attraction to many genders may fall under polysexual umbrella, such as [[trixensexual]], [[neptunic]], [[uranic]], and [[ |
Other labels that describe attraction to many genders may fall under polysexual umbrella, such as [[trixensexual]], [[neptunic]], [[uranic]], [[torensexual]], [[penultisexual]], [[similosexual]], [[differosexual]], and [[pencontrasexual]]. |
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