#womaromantic

Maromantic, or manromantic, is a romantic orientation describing exclusive attraction to men. This includes attraction to binary men and may also include attraction to male-aligned non-binary individuals.

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Woman/Woma ♡ Woman/Woma ♡ Bi Lesbian* ♡ Pan Lesbian*

❤💖♡💜💙 LesBian - LesbiPan ❤💖♡💛💙

Bi Lesbian / Pan Lesbian: identifying specifically in an area where neither just bi/pan or just lesbian feels quite accurate for yourself. you mostly/exclusively like people who are girls, feminine, or androgynous, whether its from their identity, presentation, or otherwise.

why do just bi/pan and just lesbian not feel right for someone whos a bi lesbian or pan lesbian? there could be different opinions people have for that, but for me i so very rarely like a guy -and 9 times out of 10 when i do theyre fictional- that it doesnt feel quite right to call myself just bi, but since i do like guys sometimes, it doesnt feel quite right to call myself just lesbian. and also i realized anyone i like are always girls or feminine/andro, so any time i do like a guy, theyre fairly androgynous or feminine. its far passed/different than just “bi/pan with a preference”, its a mixture of both bi/pan and lesbian to mean something different than either of the terms alone, and “preference” doesnt suffice in defining it.

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i have seen around some different terms/flags for this sort of meaning but not much of any general widely accepted versions. they all mean the same thing or are at least very similar!! from what i have seen there has been:

fem-: femromantic/femsexual has two flags !

fin-: finromantic/finsexual has 1 flag!

woma-/woman-: womaromantic/womasexual has 2 flags!

venus-: venusromantic/venusexual has 1 flag!

im not completely sure on this but i believe these terms all can be used interchangeably with the different flags! (or maybe merged like fembi/fempan!)

and additionally theres a prefix of gyne-/gyno-, but as those prefixes usually are used to refer to female body parts, its often not comfortable for some to use. i myself dont like using them as im ace and dont like body stuff in general, and as the terms can easily come across as transphobic/used transphobicly. however if you are comfortable with gyne-/gyno- and dont use them transphobicly then go for it !!!

then finally, i also made myself a couple alt flags that can be used with any of the above terms ! i mostly relate it to fem- and bi lesbian but any can fit~

the left one i made from scratch, and the right one i overlayed the bi flag and lesbian flag together then adjusted the saturation/contrast!

Aco-/Acor-: someone who experiences attraction but feel unable to act on these feelings because of misconceptions about romance, negative events, or anything else that does not allow one to feel feelings like these.

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Part 1

Feminamoric - nonbinary person liking girls or women

Diamoric - neither straight nor gay because of the involvement of a nonbinary person

Womasexual/romantic - liking girls or women

Some nonbinary people like to broaden straight and gay for their own usage, but the original usages don’t account for nonbinary people at all, and nonbinary people definitely don’t have straight privilege.

Kai

flag id: two flags with 6 stripes. the left flag's stripes are dark pink, faded pink, very light cyan, sky blue, medium dark blue, and dark indigo. the right flag's stripes are dark pink, faded pink, light red-pink, very light red, medium dark blue, and dark indigo. end id.

banner id: a 1600x200 teal banner with the words ‘please read my dni before interacting. those on my / dni may still use my terms, so do not recoin them.’ in large white text in the center. the text takes up two lines, split at the slash. end id.

maybian | woybian

maybian/malaurian: one who is gaybian/velaurian for men

woybian/wolaurian: one who is gaybian/velaurian for women

[pt: maybian/malaurian: one who is gaybian/velaurian for men

woybian/wolaurian: one who is gaybian/velaurian for women. end pt]

for anon! the flags and terms combine gaybian and ma- and woma- respectively (plus velaurian versions of the terms for those who prefer it).

tags: @radiomogai, @liom-archive, @macchiane, @genderstarbucks, @sugar-and-vice-mogai

tags cont: @prettypinknarc, @skrimbliest, @seraphtrix, @orientation-archive