Devious Journal Entry

SEXUALITY :

Sexual Attraction: Attraction that makes people desire sexual contact or shows sexual interest in another person(s).
Romantic Attraction: Attraction that makes people desire romantic contact or interaction with another person(s).

Select all that apply
Sexual Attraction:
[x] A- lack of attraction
[] Bi- attraction towards one or more genders
[] Hetero- attraction towards the gender opposite of oneself
[] Homo- attraction towards the same gender as oneself
[] Pan- attraction toward all genders/"regardless of gender"

Romantic Attraction:
[x] A- lack of attraction
[] Bi- attraction towards one or more genders
[] Hetero- attraction towards the gender opposite of oneself
[] Homo- attraction towards the same gender as oneself
[] Pan- attraction toward all genders/"regardless of gender"

--- MORE DETAILED : ((this includes both Sexual and Romantic Attraction))
[] Abro- fluctuates between different sexualities
[x] Akoi/Lith- experiences attraction, but doesn't wish for it to be acted on/reciprocated
[x] Apothi- sex-repulsed/romance-repulsed
[x] Autochoris- disconnection between oneself and a sexual target/object of arousal; may enjoy porn but feels no desire to participate
[] Cetero- attraction to only nonbinary people
[] Cupio- lack of attraction, but desires a relationship
[] Demi- attraction only after a bond has been formed
[] Fray- attraction fades after initially meeting someone
[x] Gray- does not normally experience attraction, but may experience it sometimes under rare or specific circumstances; may have no desire to act on attraction
[] Placio- little to no desire to receive sexual/romantic acts but desires performing them on someone else
[x] Poly- attraction to multiple genders (but not necessarily all genders)
[] Quoi- not knowing where one fits on the spectrum, or not identifying with any of the existing labels
[] Recipro- experiencing attraction only after realizing someone is attracted to you
[] Requies- limited or no attraction/interest/activity due to some form of emotional exhaustion



GENDER:

Gender ≠ Sex.
Sex is determined by genitalia, while gender is a social construct that refers to a person's experience of their identity. Gender identity is how a person thinks of their own gender within themselves. Gender is complex and goes way beyond just "male" and "female".

Select all that apply
[x] Agender- no gender/genderless
[] Alia/Aporagender- defines gender as "other" or apart from existing genders
[] Androgyne- identifies as androgynous, gender-wise
[x] Bigender- two genders, can identify as both, or move between the two
[x] Cisgender- gender is same as the sex they were assigned at birth
[x] Demigender- feeling a partial, but not a full, connection to a particular gender identity (also called demiboy or demigirl)
[] Genderfluid- moves between genders; their gender is not something that they or anyone can pin down and define
[x] Genderflux- having a gender that varies in intensity or degree over time; related to but distinct from genderfluid
[] Graygender- unsure about their gender identity/expression, but who identifies at least partially with a gender (defined or not) outside of the binary
[] Intergender- in the middle between the binary genders of female and male, and may be a mix of both; intended or intersex people to use (info below)
[] Pangender- experiencing a wide variety of genders; may feel that they experience genders beyond their ability to describe or beyond those which are currently recognized
[] Polygender- 'many genders'; experience multiple gender identities, either simultaneously or varying between them
[] Transgender- identifies with the opposite gender assigned at birth
[] Trigender- one shifts between or among the stereotypical behaviors of male, female, and a third gender

[] Intersex- www.isna.org/faq/what_is_inter…