. Biphobia - the fear or dislike of someone who identifies as bi. Coming out - when a person discloses their sexual or romantic orientation, or trans identity, to another person (e.g. as lesbian, gay, bi or trans). Gay - refers to a person who is sexually and/or romantically attracted to people of the same/similar gender.
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Gynosexuality means being attracted to femininity. Anyone can be gynosexual. It's not the same as being a lesbian. Gynophilia -- sometimes spelled gynephilia -- is the love of femininity.. Biromantic is a little open-ended as it could mean you're romantically attracted to two, three, four, five, or all gender groups. Panromantic, on the other hand, is about all gender groups. In.
