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'''Bi-romantic''' is a term used to describe romantic attraction to more than one gender. |
'''Bi-romantic''' is a term used to describe romantic attraction to more than one gender. |
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+ | Bi-romantics aren’t necessarily sexually attracted to the genders that they’re romantically attracted to. A person can be bi-romantic but asexual, bisexual, heterosexual, homosexual, or pansexual. |
'''Hetero-romantic''' refers to romantic attraction to only the opposite gender. '''Homo-romantic''' refers to romantic attraction to only the same gender. '''A-romantic''' is the absence of romantic attraction. |
'''Hetero-romantic''' refers to romantic attraction to only the opposite gender. '''Homo-romantic''' refers to romantic attraction to only the same gender. '''A-romantic''' is the absence of romantic attraction. |
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Revision as of 13:44, 11 February 2021
Bi-romantic is a term used to describe romantic attraction to more than one gender.
Bi-romantics aren’t necessarily sexually attracted to the genders that they’re romantically attracted to. A person can be bi-romantic but asexual, bisexual, heterosexual, homosexual, or pansexual.
Hetero-romantic refers to romantic attraction to only the opposite gender. Homo-romantic refers to romantic attraction to only the same gender. A-romantic is the absence of romantic attraction.