ć²ć¤ćć¼ćgay (specific to homosexual males; when Iāve used it, people think Iām a passing trans woman)
ć¬ćŗćć¢ć³ćć¼ćlesbian (sometimesĀ āćć¢ć³ā is used, e.g.Ā āćć¢ć³ćć¼āļ¼
ćć¤ć»ćÆć·ć„ć¢ć«ćć¼ćbisexual
ćć©ć³ć¹ćøć§ć³ćć¼ćć¼ćtransgender
ćć©ć³ć»ćÆć·ć„ć¢ć«ćć¼ćtranssexual
åę§ęćć¼ćć©ććććććć¼ćhomosexual
äø”ę§ęćć¼ćććććććććć¼ćbisexual
ć»ćÆćć¤ćć¼ćsexual minority
ćć³ćć¼ćJapanese equivalent toĀ āfemmeā lesbian identity
ćæććć¼ćJapanese equivalent toĀ ābutchā lesbian identity
ē·å„³éćć¼ćć ććććććć¼ćbetween male and female (not a gender; refers to the receptive partner in a male same-sex pairing, like those in ancient Greek and samurai culture)
ćÆć¤ć¢ćć¼ćqueer (Iāve heard this used less than a handful of times, and always by Americans)
Xćøć§ć³ćć¼ćć¼ćX-Gender, genderless (I see this very rarely, and typically refers to an aesthetic as opposed to felt identity (nonbinary identities as a concept also only really seem to come up with Westerners, especially Americans))
彼儳ćć¼ććć®ćććć¼ćgirlfriend
å½¼ę°ćć¼ćććććć¼ćboyfriend
ćÆć©ć¹Sćć¼ćClass-S (literary/manga genre devoted to romanticised relationships between girls)
ćć¤ćŗć©ććć¼ćBoysā Love (literary/manga genre devoted to romanticised relationships between boys)
ćŖć³ćććć¼ćword sometimes used for masculine lesbians or trans men
ććććććć¼ćlesbian relationship
kianamaiart
gracieabrams
s-u-f-j-a-n-s-t-e-v-e-n-s
2087
areudirty
stormborns
