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[[File:Varioheteroromantic Pride Flag.png|thumb|220x220px|alt=|The variheteroromantic flag.]]'''Varioheteroromantic''', also known as '''SAM Heteroromantic''' is the term for someone who uses the [[Split Attraction Model (SAM)|split attraction model]] and whose romantic orientation is [[straight]]/heteroromantic, (is romantically attracted to the opposite gender) whose sexual orientation is not straight/heterosexual. They are considered [[varioriented]]. For example, if a person is [[asexual]] but romantically attracted to opposite gender then they would be considered SAM heteroromantic. |
{{Unsourced}}[[File:Varioheteroromantic Pride Flag.png|thumb|220x220px|alt=|The variheteroromantic flag.]]'''Varioheteroromantic''', also known as '''SAM Heteroromantic''' is the term for someone who uses the [[Split Attraction Model (SAM)|split attraction model]] and whose romantic orientation is [[straight]]/heteroromantic, (is romantically attracted to the opposite gender) whose sexual orientation is not straight/heterosexual. They are considered [[varioriented]]. For example, if a person is [[asexual]] but romantically attracted to opposite gender then they would be considered SAM heteroromantic. |
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Varioheteroromantic, also known as SAM Heteroromantic is the term for someone who uses the split attraction model and whose romantic orientation is straight/heteroromantic, (is romantically attracted to the opposite gender) whose sexual orientation is not straight/heterosexual. They are considered varioriented. For example, if a person is asexual but romantically attracted to opposite gender then they would be considered SAM heteroromantic.
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This term and flag were created by sakurakaiques on November 24th 2020. Pink represents romance. Lavender represents the split attraction model. White represents having a different sexual orientation from romantic orientation. Black represents being attracted to the opposite gender. Purple represents ace-spec heteroromantics. Grey represents allosexual heteroromantics.