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[[File:Virgamsexual With Symbol.png|thumb|Virgamsexual Pride Flag]] |
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'''Virgamsexual''' is a combination of [[abrosexual]] and [[panromantic]]. A [[Sexual Orientation|sexuality]] which is [[:Category:Fluid Sexuality|fluid]] while still being in harmony with the gender(s)/[[Gender Presentation|gender expression]] of the person(s) one is attracted to romantically (or [[Tertiary Attraction|any other form of attraction]]). Basically, one's sexuality changes in a way that it's always in cohesion to the gender(s) and/or gender expression of the person one is attracted to romantically. |
'''Virgamsexual''' is a combination of [[abrosexual]] and [[panromantic]]. A [[Sexual Orientation|sexuality]] which is [[:Category:Fluid Sexuality|fluid]] while still being in harmony with the gender(s)/[[Gender Presentation|gender expression]] of the person(s) one is attracted to [[Romantic Attraction|romantically]] (or [[Tertiary Attraction|any other form of attraction]]). Basically, one's sexuality changes in a way that it's always in cohesion to the gender(s) and/or gender expression of the person one is attracted to romantically. |
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Examples of virgamsexuality: |
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== Etymology == |
== Etymology == |
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The coiner used the prefix ''Virgam'' to mean " |
The coiner used the prefix ''Virgam'' to mean "personal" in Greek.<ref name=":0" /> However, this translation has not been confirmed.<ref>[https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/virgam Wiktionary: virgam]</ref> |
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== References == |
== References == |
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Revision as of 22:22, 24 June 2021
Virgamsexual is a combination of abrosexual and panromantic. A sexuality which is fluid while still being in harmony with the gender(s)/gender expression of the person(s) one is attracted to romantically (or any other form of attraction). Basically, one's sexuality changes in a way that it's always in cohesion to the gender(s) and/or gender expression of the person one is attracted to romantically.
Examples of virgamsexuality:
- Homosexual (mlm, nblm) when attracted romantically to a man
- Heterosexual (mlw, nblw) when attracted romantically to a woman
- Ceterosexual when attracted romantically to a non-binary person
- Finsexual when attracted romantically to a feminine person
- Mascusexual when attracted romantically to a masculine person
- GNCsexual when attracted romantically to a gender non-conforming person
- Minwomasexual when attracted romantically to a masculine woman
- Finmasexual when attracted romantically to a feminine man
- Sapphic(wlw, nblw) when attracted romantically to a woman
- Androgynesexual when attracted romantically to an androgyne person
History
Virgamsexual was coined by Tumblr user themogaidragon on June 24, 2021.[1]
Flag
The flag was designed by Tumblr user themogaidragon on the day of coining. The flag is a mix of the abrosexual, the panromantic, and the panflux flag.
Etymology
The coiner used the prefix Virgam to mean "personal" in Greek.[1] However, this translation has not been confirmed.[2]