Helluva Boss HC's: Genders and Orientations! (Part 4)

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literally everything besides homo, bi, pan, ace and trans

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Okay!

Demi: A term for people who experience romantic and/or sexual feelings and attraction only after developing a close emotional relationship and not on the basis of first impressions, physical characteristics, etc.

Gender Non-Conforming: Describes anyone whose self expression does not reflect the gender roles expected of them.

Abro: Romantic/sexual orientation with fluidity that changes over time.

Uranic: It is a label used for mainly non-binary people who are attracted to men, masculinity, or anything non-women.

Genderflor: A form of genderfluidity that never encomes masculine or feminine genders.

Enby Girl: Non-Binary Female

Abinary: A gender quality used to refer to genders that are completely unrelated to maleness, masculinity, femaleness, or femininity, and are nowhere in between, being completely away from the binary, whilst still not always being genderless.

Andro: Being romantically and/or physucally attracted to masculinity

Pomo: Defined as refusing, avoiding, or not fitting any orientation label in of conventional labels or classifications.

Neptunic: It is a label used for mainly non-binary people who are attracted to women, feminity, or anything non-men.

Gray: Orientation on the Aro/Ace spectrum, often defined as the spectrum or "grey area" between Ace and Allo.

Demifluid: A demigender and genderfluid identity in which one's gender is partially fluid (meaning genderfluid), and the other part is a static (unchanging) gender.

Desino: Refers to an aro/ace-spec attraction where one does not experience full-on romantic and/or sexual attraction.

Demigender: Individuals who feel a partial connection to a particular gender identity.

Trixic: A diamoric orientation referring to non-binary individuals who are, exclusively or not, attracted to women.

Non-Binary: Term people use to describe genders that don't fall into one of these two categories, male or female.

Agender: A gender identity generally defined as in which one lacks a gender or has very little experience of a gender. It can be seen either as a non-binary gender identity or as a statement of not having a gender identity.

Sapphic: Femmes attracted to other femmes whether they identify as lesbian, bisexual, queer, trans, masc, or any diverse identity falling within the spectrum of same-sex attractions.

Agenderflux: A gender identity in which one is agender, and fluctuates between different gender identities.

Androgyne: A non-binary gender identity in which one is simultaneously a man and a woman, or in between the two.

Poly: Romantic and/or sexual attraction to various, but not necessarily all, genders.

Queer wikis tend to have sound definitions. It's a good resource for these types of questions