#boreasexual

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boreasexual

boreasexual is a term in which one has an exception to ones usual sexual orientation.

this could revolve around a specific idea or person. examples could include something like where one is normally asexual but finds themself sexually attracted to a specific person.

this attraction often breaks for a single person, if that person were to not date or lose attraction to that person, it is unlikely they would continue to identify with this label, as the break in attraction is often definite.

the romantic verision of boreasexual is borearomantic.

what my flag varient represents?

i created the flag in order to give a better perspective to others on how I and others may feel from being boreasexual.

this flag can be used interchangeably for both boreasexual and borearomantic, though borearomantic has its own flag.

the greys represent the shame and guilt from your attraction diverting from your usual orientation. the peach represents how no matter what, your usual sexual orientation is everlasting and isn't changed.

Boreagay- Being gay normally, but having exceptions to being gay. Usually revolves around a single person. Ex: You're normally attracted to one gender, but this one specific person, who's a gender you're not normally attracted to, is attractive to you.

Said exceptions typically are "different", such as them being GNC or the lines between platonic and/or sexual/romantic attraction, with this person, beinh blurred. One may be reciprosexual/romantic and thus one may feel attraction towards this person if they feel attraction towards one.

One may not feel attraction to this gender otherwise, but the exception to their identity may be relating to how the identity of the person or their relationship with the person is strange/unusual/"different."

(I’ll be adding an IMG ID soon)