#topazic

Topazic / Neutral-In-Nature Attraction

attraction to neutrality/nin-ness in some form or the other; a general neu-in-nature attraction. what form of neutrality one is attracted to and how they feel/express it is up to the user.

neu/neu-in nature, may be, but isn't necessarily related to nonbinary-ness. (not all nonbinary genders are neutral/abinary)

one can experience this label if they're just attracted to one form of neutrality (i.e. neutral presentation and nothing else, including binary/agender/androgynous people, neu genders/​nonbinary genders/​abinary and nothing else, etc) or multiple/all forms of neutrality.

it's made to be inclusive regardless of gender or orientation (straight/​gai/​homo/​neither, m-spec/​mono) and is fully customizable to fit your personal needs (you can specify what forms of neu-ness you are attracted to, or what neu-ness means to you)

it can be used for any attraction or as a stand alone term (i.e. topazicfamilial/omni topazic/​topazromantic) it's not juvelic at its base, but it can be modified to fit however the user would like it to. get freaky with it!

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fin/rosgoldic ; min/cobaltic

@radiomogai @sylviestial @io-archival @imoga-pride

heavily based on ningender/ninromantic, i personally found the orientation limiting. i had many other notes and thoughts on this label but decided to just leave it short for everyones sake.

Shannon - one of the first people I really got to know at my youth group was a girl named Shannon, she’s two years older than me (exactly two years- we have the same birthday!) so she just graduated, which means she can’t come to youth group anymore because it’s only for high schoolers. I miss her a lot already but she’s going to be our worship leader now so she’ll be back soon :) One of my favorite moments regarding her happened when I was a freshman. I told my oldest sister ( mermaiderin​ ) that I didn’t think anyone at youth group liked me, and she said, “Oh my gosh, you should hear what Shannon says about you! She loves you!” And that alone convinced me to keep going. I love her.

Jenny- There was a legally-blind girl at my elementary school named Jenny. She was in the grade below me, so I never really got to know her that well, but we knew each other by name so I’d always say hi to her whenever I saw her (which was usually in the cafeteria after lunch, she could practice using her cane in there without disturbance since everyone was in class). She was nice.