Hey guys, gals and non-binary pals! This book filled with labels, their definitions, as well as things and art themed around them like aesthetics and pride flag arts (i own nothing, of course. Credit to the amazing artists)! I will also be including...
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The pink was taken from the trans flag to symbolize attraction to women. It is also presumably to show that trans women are real women.
The brown represents stability and support.
The green was taken from the genderqueer flag, it symbolizes attraction to femininity and also implies that this term was made for genderqueer/nonbinary individuals.
DEFINITION
Gynesexual, or gynosexual, previously known as femsexual, is a sexual orientation with several possible definitions.
Gynesexual may be synonymous with womasexual. This definition describes exclusive attraction to women. This label does not specify the gynesexual individual's own gender identity, which means that heterosexual men, gay women, and non-binary individuals attracted to women may be considered gynesexual.
Gynesexual may be also synonymous with femsexual. This definition describes attraction to individuals with feminine gender presentations, regardless of their gender identity.
In other words, it is an orientation where a person is attracted to women and/or femininity.
The romantic counterpart is gyneromantic.
The masculine equivalent is androsexual.
There is no gynesexual awareness day.
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