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('01FJ0C3XK7920114ZQXHQ3EWS7','allosexism','Allosexism','en','from Ancient Greek ἄλλος [allos] - “other”','the idea that everyone experiences (and/or should experience) {#Sexual attraction=sexual attraction} leading to discrimination of people on the {#Asexual spectrum=asxeual spectrum}.','','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XK7RN32RE7W7XSH7E9F','allosexuality','Allosexuality','en','from Ancient Greek ἄλλος [allos] - “other”','a term coined by people on the {#Asexual spectrum=asexual spectrum} to describe those who do experience primary {#Sexual attraction=sexual attraction}.','sexual orientation','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XK71BS5JSGJCRQJM5Z8','queer anarchy','Queer Anarchy|anarchaqueer','en','','an anarchist school of though connecting anarchism with {#Queer=queer} theory and queer liberation activism. Queer Anarchy opposes capitalism and state institutions which enable domination of one social group over others. It is critical of the so-called {#Rainbow capitalism=rainbow capitalism}, {#Rainbow patriotism=rainbow patriotism} and {https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homonationalism=homonationalism}.','','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XK7R564PQD6GD5XTVND','baby gay','Baby gay|baby trans|baby dyke','en','','a (most often young) {#Queer=queer} person who has just {#Coming out=come out} or started exploring their {#Orientation=orientation} and/or {#Gender=gender}. Baby queers often are keenly interested in LGBT+ issues and discourse, they wear many pride accessories and use cultural codes signalling their memembership in the queer community.','','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XK86YF10ZDAH3JMMWBF','baklâ','Baklâ|Bayot|Agi','en','possibly from babaylan - a pre-colonial term for a shamaness','a Philipino {third gender}. The term refers to {AMAB} people who have {#Femininity=feminine} {gender expression}. Many baklâ are attracted to {#Man=men} They have been present in the Filipino culture since pre-colonial times when they used to be spiritual leaders and shamanesses.','gender','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XK83CPJB9YTC6DTPEDE','bi-curious','Bi-curious','en','','curiosity about or openess to engage in relationships with people of {#Gender=genders} different from those to which one is usually attracted.','sexual orientation','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XK8ANZW84XTQHGX8F17','biphobia','Biphobia','en','"bi-" + Ancient Greek φόβος [phóbos] - "fear"','negative attitudes and prejduce against people whose {orientation} belongs under the {bisexual umbrella}. A commonly held biphobic idea is that only {#Heterosexual=heterosexuality} and {#Homosexual=homosexuality} exist, and bisexual people are either homosexuals afraid of {coming out} or {#heterosexual=straight} people experimenting with sexuality. Bisexuals often face biphobia at the hands of gay and lesbian communities.','','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XK8421F9HMWQF9128VK','gender binary','Gender binary','en','from Latin binarius “consisting of two things”','a view according to which there are just two {#sex=sexes}/{#gender=genders} (and often, that they can be determined by looking at one''s {genitals}). A binary view of gender may lead to {transphobia}, {enbyphobia}, and {interphobia}. Binary genders are {woman} and {man}.','gender','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XK8VXJCNBSJNA586G5K','binder','Binder','en','','a specialized garment used by people with breasts to flatten their chest.','','[]','01FBHXJKTXBX357NK6J2TFWNWS','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XK87D7PKEPKPEA079V8','bigender','Bigender','en','from Latin binus “twofold”','a {gender identity} characterized by having two separate (not necessarilly {#gender binary=binary}) identities at the same time. Typically, not fluid, like in {genderfluid} individuals, or inbetween {masculinity} and {femininity}, like in {androgyne} individuals.','gender','["Bigender"]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XK8N768N23PKNSM81QG','bisexual','Bisexual','en','from Latin bis “twice” or binus “twofold”','{sexual attraction} towards people of {gender=genders} similar to one''s own as well as other genders.','sexual orientation','["Bisexual"]','01EWE9NRSQ61TJEEJRT2TCQHEH,01EWE9NVZCC4DJ2HB0Q4DS47TY,01EWE9P0MA0B4GTPYV7ZBHSH58','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XK8GVV1CDSHJSRHJRNS','bissu','Bissu','en','possibly from Sanskrit भिक्षु [bhikṣú] – "monk"','one of five {#third gender=genders traditionally recognized} by the Bugis people of South Sulawesi in Indonesia. Bissu is an {androgynous}, {non-binary} identity; often {intersex} people would function as bissu. Traditonally bissu acted as priests, and until mid-twentietch century they coronated kings and queens. Nowadays, they often act as maids of honour at weddings. Unfortunately, they have faced increasing persecution (mostly at the hands of Muslim fundamentalists) and currently the number of bissu is low as people are affraid to assume this role.','gender','[]','01EWYBNVWV62MZ44JRT2RGQBT5','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XK8TBGVXCDJ4HH83SD3','beard','Beard','en','','a fake partner/companion whose presence is expected to hide one’s (most often {homosexual} {orientation})','','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XK81NN0BPYKPN095N14','butch','Butch','en','possibly from “butcher”','a term used in the {LGBTQ} community (mostly) for women with {#Masculinity=masculine} {gender expression}. Butch can also be a {gender identity} on its own.','gender expression','["Butch"]','01EWE9VX6CN4PSD0DV7JV7ZCCT','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XK8HH1ZXSKJKVF07E4R','calabai','Calabai','en','','one of five {#third gender=genders traditionally recognized} by the Bugis people of South Sulawesi in Indonesia. Calabai are {AMAB} people with {#femininity=feminine} {gender expression} and female gender roles. Although they live as women, Calabai view themselves as a separate group.','gender','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XK9VFCKD55HQRM4XFK1','calalai','Calalai','en','','one of five {#third gender=genders traditionally recognized} by the Bugis people of South Sulawesi in Indonesia. Calalai are {AFAB} people with {#masculinity=masculine} {gender expression} and male gender roles. They often marry female partners and raise adopted children together.','gender','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XK9H23FY2M3EP688AVZ','ceteroromantic','Ceteroromantic','en','from Latin ceterus “other”, “remainder”','{Romantic attraction} towards {non-binary} and {gender non-conforming} people.','romantic orientation','["Ceteroromantic"]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XK9HQ79J1HPC2FM968Q','ceterosexual','Ceterosexual','en','from Latin ceterus “other”, “remainder”','{Sexual attraction} towards {non-binary} and {gender non-conforming} people.','sexual orientation','["Ceterosexual"]','01EWE9YVDJB7GD63Q349PZYH8R','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XK93S8P6HNQPWA9S9VT','boyflux','Boyflux','en','','a {#genderfluid=fluid} {gender identity} in which one experiences varrying degrees of {#masculinity=masculine} identity (e.g. fluctuating between {agender} and {#man=male}), but never experiences a {#femininity=feminine} identity.','gender','[]','01EZ5TSJQGXAAQCQQNYWKEXDG9','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XK92A19MM4P0YGR1P2K','cisnormativity','Cisnormativity','en','from Latin cis “on the same side” and norma “rule, norm”','a belief that everyone is/should be {cisgender} and {gender conforming}, which leads to {transphobia}, {enbyphobia} and marginalization of non-cisgender people.','','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XK90BAMW2GW232J21Q9','cisgender','Cisgender','en','from Latin cis “on the same side”','identifying with one’s {#AGAB=gender assigned at birth}; the opposite of {transgender}.','gender','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XK9F150E7AM5AVQBTMK','cross-dressing','Cross-dressing','en','','wearing of clothes which are associated with another gender in a given society. Cross-dressing may be a part of an artistic performance (e.g. {drag}) or a way of one''s self-expression. One does not need to be {transgender} to cross-dress.','gender expression','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XK92BF2SV633A71BXNS','deadname','Deadname','en','','a person''s old name (typically the one given them by parents and present in their birth certificate) which they no longer use. The term is used mostly with reference to {transgender} people. Deliberate use of a person''s dead name is a form of violence. {https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29609917/=Research shows} that respecting trans people''s names improves their mental health and well-being.','','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XK9H67JN4D8Q0SAE32D','demialterous','Demialterous','en','from Latin dimidius "half/halved" + {#alterous attraction} alterous','a type of {#alterous attraction=alterous} {orientation}. A demialterous person needs to establish a strong emotional bond with someone to be able to experience alterous attraction towards them','tertiary orientation','[]','01EXB0G930PADRMB6WHDW5W4R6','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XK9AAR6MBK9MDK5AZAT','demian','Demian','en','from Latin dimidius "half/halved”','a term designating people who are both {demiromantic} and {demisexual}, i.e. in order to feel romantically and/or sexually attracted to someone, they need to establish a strong emotional bond.','terms for romantic and sexual orientation','[]','01EX5FEPHE2JF0SEP97YFVTEMF','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XK9053QT4GRYHT8KGEC','demiboy','Demiboy|demiman|demiguy','en','from Latin dimidius "half/halved" + boy','a {gender identity} that is partially {#man=male}.','gender','["Demiboy"]','01EWE9CYKN9FA9PEQVDF70YTSA','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XK9P21TP0VGP7ZFZ9WV','demigirl','Demigirl|demiwoman','en','from Latin dimidius "half/halved" + girl','a {gender identity} that is partially {#woman=female}.','gender','["Demigirl"]','01EWE9F1JTKW8NSM26QVRV8XR0','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKA7XY1EV2RZD59SCXD','demiaesthetic','Demiaesthetic','en','','a type of {aesthetic attraction}. A demiaesthetic person needs to establish a strong emotional bond with someone to be able to feel aesthetically attracted to them.','tertiary orientation','[]','01EZ6F6X23WVAXDZHTVVM9FXHY','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKAY5SFAAEAGH7AZNA4','demineutrois','Demineutrois','en','from Latin dimidius "half/halved" + {neutrois}','a {gender identity} that is partially {neutrois}/{#gender neutral=neutral}.','gender','[]','01EWEBHH66CNFV00RP4BJJND01','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKAPB4D84PWWYV76VKR','deminonbinary','Deminonbinary','en','from Latin dimidius "half/halved" + {non-binary}','a {gender identity} that is partially {non-binary}.','gender','[]','01EWEBD9B87C1D9VE447G01RH1,01EWEBDC9XXGRS3RYKERS2N7JS','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKA3FGX8A22BABDMWB0','demiplatonic','Demiplatonic','en','from Latin dimidius "half/halved" + {#platonic attraction=platonic}','a type of a platonic orientation. A demiplatonic person needs to establish a strong emotional bond with someone to be able to experience {platonic attraction} towards them.','tertiary orientation','[]','01EXB0FKZ22QTM5KC9PZFV1AKS','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKABRA51V91MZ6E8XC1','demigender','Demigender','en','from Latin dimidius "half/halved" + {#gender identity=gender}','an umbrella term for {#gender identity=gender identities} that involve only a partial identification with a certain gender (e.g. {demigirl}, {demineutrois}, {demiboy}).','gender','["Demigender"]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKATAWEXQCHWJMBFWHP','demifluid','Demifluid','en','from Latin dimidius "half/halved" + {#genderfluid=fluid}','a {gender identity} that is partially {#genderfluid=fluid}.','gender','[]','01EWEBKMYHMM6M7YKGAJXR0C93','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKARPHZCCW793A2CNA5','demiqueerplatonic','Demiqueerplatonic','en','from Latin dimidius "half/halved" + {queerplatonic}','a type of a {#tertiary attraction=tertiary} {orientation}. A demiqueerplatonic person needs to establish a strong emotional bond with someone, until they can experience {queerplatonic} attraction towards them.','tertiary orientation','[]','01EZ6D4GG4BEM3PXTM78TAG9CE','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKAA5HC6EKAPW43T63G','demiromantic','Demiromantic','en','from Latin dimidius "half/halved" + {#romantic orientation=romantic}','a {romantic orientation} on the {aromantic} spectrum. A demiromantic person can experience {romantic attraction} only after forming a strong emotional bond with someone.','romantic orientation','["Demiromantic"]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKA47943CPKQJFM3T00','demisexual','Demisexual','en','from Latin dimidius "half/halved" + {#sexual orientation=sexual}','a {sexual orientation} on the {asexual} spectrum. A demisexual person may experience {sexual attraction} to someone only after forming a stron emotional bond with them.','sexual orientation','["Demisexual"]','01EWEBR4652BH90F8SX7HG8Y9T','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKAZRJVH7JPYCDK9J7H','demisensual','Demisensual','en','from Latin dimidius "half/halved" + sensual','a type of a sensual orientation. A demisensual person needs to establish a stron emotional bond with someone in order to feel {sensual attraction} to them.','tertiary orientation','[]','01EXB0DWG9Z2J4F81THE6VZCP4','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKAKN53J3M36NYNH3NK','detransition','Detransition','en','','the social, legal and/or medical process of bringing a person back to the state before {transition}. Detransition is possible only to a certain extent as some changes caused by {hormone replacement therapy} and {#srs=surgeries} are irreversible. The percentage of detransitioners is considerably low, lower than 1%; Danker et al. ({https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6212091/=2018}) provide a figure of 0,3%, Davies et al. ({https://mermaidsuk.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/charing-Cross-study-nhs.pdf=2019}) - of 0,47%, Wiepjes et al. ({https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29463477/=2019}) write about 0,6% of interviewed trans women and 0,3% interviewed trans men who regretted undergoing gonadectomy. The main reason reported for detransitioning is not a change or prior mistake in recognizing one''s {gender identity} but social difficulties ({#transphobia=discrimination} or rejection by family). We may observe a tendency (especially in {#TERF=TERFs}) to talk about an "epidemic of detransitions" in order to scare people away from transitioning, or in order to create a moral panic around being {transgender}, especially in regards to young {#trans man=trans men} and {AFAB} {non-binary} people.','','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKA7R7939ERP64PJ53K','diamoric','Diamoric','en','from Anciet Greek δια [dia] - “through” and Latin amor “love”','attraction experienced by {non-binary} people that cannot be described as neither {#homosexual=homo-} nor {heterosexual}. The diamoric flag shows myrtle - a plant symbolizing Aphrodite and Adonis, who were sometimes portrayed as {gender non-conforming}.','terms for romantic and sexual orientation','["Diamoric"]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKAN477G0ZVQ37W9QH7','drag','Drag','en','','a type of performance art in which one impersonates a person of a certain gender (typically, different than one''s own). Drag performers may be of any {gender identity}.','gender expression','[]','01EX0EM4HRJ3F451PWVHQA42C4','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKBJDQ8J2VA6W7JYQ7G','drag king','Drag king','en','','a {drag} performer who impersonates {##man=male}/{#masculinity=masculine} characters. Drag kings are typically {#woman=women}, and sometimes {#man=men} or {#non-binary} people.','gender expression','[]','01EX0EHDST9TMS87NGGZV8S98R','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKB0EDZ42HHSV90V0VQ','drag queen','Drag queen','en','','a {drag} performer who impersonates {##wonman=female}/{#femininity=feminine} characters, often by use of extravagant clothes and make-up. Drag queens are typically {#man=men}, and sometimes {#woman=women} or {#non-binary} people.','gender expression','[]','01EX0E65F8TRTTM4VE6D896XG5','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKB99KSVJJ7EMEVPPKF','drag quing','Drag quing','en','','a type of {drag} performer who impersonates {androgynous} characters, a gender-neutral term for a {drag queen}/{drag king}.','gender expression','[]','01EX1XWW0MKJANDW85GAK0NVWG','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKB7WXHGNQE5GEJ0DP3','two spirit','Two Spirit','en','','an umbrella term for various {#thrid gender=third genders} in the Native American cultures.','gender','["Two Spirit","Two Spirit_"]','01FE7WPBA5YCGNY819Y9REWTXT,01FE7WQS5BCT7Z4YSWNYEWYTSP','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKBRQASZQ865VD29YM6','gender dysphoria','Gender dysphoria','en','from Ancient Greek δυσφορία “unberable pain”','a feeling of dread or unease cause by a mismatch between one''s {#AGAB=assigned gender}, {gender expression}, gender role, anatomy etc. and one''s {gender identity}. Dysphoria may be alleviated through {#transition=transitioning} socially (changing one''s name, pronouns and/or gender expression), legally (changing one''s legal gender marker and/or one''s legal name), and/or medically ({HRT=hormonal treatment} or {SRS=surgery}). Not every trans person experiences gender dysphoria.','gender','[]','01EWY01AEZTPVK8W1XWHYPF50M','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKB8DC6377432P4YG70','girlflux','Girlflux','en','','a {#genderfluid=fluid} {gender identity} in which one experiences varrying degrees of {#femininity=feminine} identity (e.g. fluctuating between {agender} and {#woman=female}), but never experiences a {#masculinity=masculine} identity.','gender','[]','01EZ5RMERJ2NR8HYTQFPT8DQFY','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKB04EF9A1N94A3CNZ2','burrnesha','Burrnesha|sworn virgin','en','Albanian burrneshë, virgjineshe, vajzë e betuar','in {https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kanun_(Albania)=Kanun} (traditional Albanian law), an {AFAB} person who, after taking a vow of chastity, assumes a male gender role and is given rights and priviliges afforded to men. They are allowed to wear men''s clothing, carry a gun, and socialize with men. They are also required to participate in a blood feud. Sworn virgins are often (though not always) referred to with masculine language forms. One may take on the sworn virgin role voluntarilly, but they may also be forced to do so by family (e.g. when there are no male heirs).','gender','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKBXECMH7CVZGGC9HHX','gender expression','Gender expression','en','','a way one expresses their {gender identity}, e.g. through clothing, behavior, or language.','','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKBDV9ND63P010703FB','emojiself pronouns','Emojiself pronouns','en','','a type of {neopronouns}, used only in writing. In place of one''s pronouns, emojis (or other similar pictograms) are used. See an example {https://en.pronouns.page/%F0%9F%92%AB=here} or {https://en.pronouns.page/%F0%9F%92%99=here}.','language','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKBQ3799HP1QW34R2H7','enbian','Enbian','en','','alternatively, NBLNBL (=non-binary loving non-binary). The term refers to {non-binary}''s people attractio to other non-binary people.','terms for romantic and sexual orientation','["Enbian"]','01EWEC2SQGAHW02XHFFE5NH68F','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKB7RGGH4YS2832JJMY','enby','Enby','en','from the pronunciation of NB as a shortening of “non-binary”','a slang term for a {non-binary} person.','gender','["Nonbinary"]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKBTKD3VFVX6E30TN0M','enbyphobia','Enbyphobia','en','from {enby} + Ancient Greek φόβος [phóbos] - „fear"','negative attitudes and prejudice against {non-binary} and {gender non-conforming} people. They may be rooted in {#cisnormativity=cis-} and {heteronormativity}, lack of knowledge, irrational fears. Enbyphobic attitudes may be exhibited not only by {cisgender} people but also by {#gender binary=binary} {transgender=trans} people.','','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKC40EMV7VJJ5VZ6B09','dyadic','Dyadic|endosex|perisex','en','from Ancient Greek ἔνδον (éndon) - "inner"; from Ancient greek περί (perí) - "about", "around"','a term referring to people whose all {#sex=sex characteristics} allign; the opposite of {intersex}. Sometimes, the term "dyadic" is criticized for upholding the {gender binary}; that is why terms "endosex" and "perisex" have been created. However, "dyadic" seems to be the most commonly used term among English speakers.','gender','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKCA282M5W1BW7ER8BC','aesthetigender','Aesthetigender','en','','a type of {xenogender} identity. It refers to {#gender identity=identities} which can be described by referrence to a certain aesthetic, a sensual experience, apperance.','gender','[]','01EWKBPRXW04GRVGJG26WF1R05','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKCG18GMKSQW5PQFAAR','gender euphoria','Gender euphoria','en','from Ancient Greek εὔφορος [euforos] - "bearing something well"','a feeling of happiness or comfort cause by allignment of one''s {gender expression} or gender role with one''s {gender identity} (in terms of apperance, behavior, language etc.).','gender','[]','01EWXZVGC4S4MPKDQ9BW0FMH0F','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKCH5G80XVGMTSKBBGH','fa’afafine','Fa’afafine','en','Samoan "in the manner of a woman"','a traditional Samoan {third gender}. Fa’afafine are {AMAB} people who assume a {#woman=female} gender role and {#gender expression=expression}.','gender','["Fa''afafine"]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKCS1GN76KFRRGY89VR','fakaleitī','Fakaleitī|leitī','en','Tongan faka “in the manner of” + a leitī – a borrowing of English “lady”','a Tongan {third gender}. Leitī are {AMAB} people who assume a {#woman=female} gender role and {#gender expression=expression}. The community itself prefers the term "leitī" or "lady" to "fakaleitī". Tonga Leitīs'' Association organizes a yearly {https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miss_Galaxy_Pageant=Miss Galaxy Pageant} competition for leitī.','gender','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKCDB3ST93TBVY4Y28P','genderfaun','Genderfaun','en','','a type of a {#genderfluid=fluid} {gender identity} that doesn''t include any female-alligned genders. The name "genderfaun" comes from the mythical {https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faun=Faun}. A {#femininity=feminine} counterpart to genderfaun is {genderfae}, a {neutral} one is {genderflor}, and a {xenic} one is {gendersylph}.','gender','["Genderfaun"]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKCZDQW9SKD825FVY94','femme','Femme','en','from French femme - “woman”','a term used in the {LGBTQ} community to desigante {#femininity=feminine} {gender expression}. It is most often used with reference to feminine {#lesbian=lesbians}.','gender expression','[]','01EWEC852M3K2BHE2WD8ERSP32,01EWEC88N0VVSGNY468R3ADV6G','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKC3TPEESRVPQMV7TA7','finsexual','Finsexual','en','fin (an acronym of "feminine in nature") + "{#sexual orientation=sexual}"','{sexual attraction} towards {femininity} and feminine people. It includes attraction to {#woman=women}, and {female-alligned non-binary} people, potentially also towards feminine {#man=men}.','sexual orientation','[]','01EZ5S0T5KQRXZZTSYG0A2A2EB','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKCCF10ZM36V7YTAD4B','genderflor','Genderflor','en','from Latin flor - “flower”','a type of a {#genderfluid=fluid} gender identity that is {neutral} and does not include any male- or female-alligned genders. A {#femininity=feminine} counterpart to genderflor is {genderfae}, a {#masculinity=masculine} one is {genderfaun}, and a {xenic} one is {gendersylph}.','gender','[]','01EWGBHMBVNS75JYH5H7PK8N78','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKC8ZA4TG8BJH0W39K6','gatekeeping','Gatekeeping','en','','the practice of restricting access to medical {transition} (especially {hormone replacement therapy} by medical professionals - e.g. excluding {non-binary} people, demanding stereotypical {gender expression} and {#heterosexual=heterosexuality} from one''s clients/patients, demanding medically unnecassary but time-consuming and expensive medical tests, etc. The underlying reason for gatekeeping is the idea that the medical professionals must "diagnose" people as transgender and determine whether they are "sufficiently" trans in order to qualify for transition. An alternative model is that of informed consent, as described by Cavanaugh et al. ({https://journalofethics.ama-assn.org/article/informed-consent-medical-care-transgender-and-gender-nonconforming-patients/2016-11=2016}). In this model, the role of a healthcare provider is to explain different aspects of medical transition, including prognosed outcomes and possible risks, to the transgender person, so that the two may collaboratively decide which path is best for the client/patient.','','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKCGN7GY2GN0PAE0GHM','gay','Gay','en','','an umbrella term for people experiencing {attraction} to people of the same gender.','terms for romantic and sexual orientation','["Gay","Gay_"]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKC183ETJT7GX48D76Q','gay','Gay','en','','a term referring to {homosexual} {#man=men}. More broadly defined, it can ecompass any masculine person (i.e. men and {male-alligned non-binary} people attracted to other masculine people.','terms for romantic and sexual orientation','["Gay","Gay_"]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKCAY204WHBPR8D35G1','gaydar','Gaydar','en','a contamination of “gay” and “radar”','a supposed ability of {LGBTQ} people to recognize other LGBTQ people, often based on stereotypes and cultural codes.','','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKDCTN9MBQEM6505ZKJ','genderphobia','Genderphobia','en','gender + Ancient Greek φόβος [phóbos] - “fear”','negative attitudes and prejudice against the topics of {gender}, {gender identity}, and those fighting for the rights of gender-variant and {gender non-conforming} people.','','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKD2J316R5X0AGGCZ99','gyneflexible','Gyneflexible','en','from Ancient Greek γυνή [gyne] - “woman” and Latin flecto - “I bend”','{attraction} towards {#woman=women} with a rarely occuring attraction towards other genders.','sexual orientation','[]','01EX5SG097AWTBDBA56AKDDHAM','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKD3JTB7XPGSH5JB0YN','gyneromantic','Gyneromantic','en','Ancient Greek γυνή [gyne] - “woman” + romantic','{romantic attraction} towards {#woman=women}. Sometimes, the term is also meant to include attraction towards {#Female-alligned non-binary=female-alligned non-binary people}.','romantic orientation','[]','01EWECD7RBPQDSEM25GMZ8GY4E,01EWECDD06FJC16APKE7GPMKXK','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKD5D3517NT2WZAXHR0','gynesexual','Gynesexual','en','Ancient Greek γυνή [gyne] - “woman” + sexual','{sexual attraction} towards {#woman=women}. Sometimes, the term is also meant to include attraction towards {#Female-alligned non-binary=female-alligned non-binary people}.','romantic orientation','["Gynesexual"]','01EWECNKHZEQM2X5QPMCV9AGKA','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKDGFW19R0T17XAZZB2','heteroflexible','Heteroflexible','en','from Ancient Greek ἕτερος [heteros] - “other, different” and Latin flecto - “I bend”','{sexual attraction} towards people of {gender=genders} different than one’s own with a rarely occurring attraction towards people of the same gender as one’s own.','sexual orientation','["Heteroflexible"]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKDNPS3ZX1K31HZVPAQ','heteroflexible romantic','Heteroflexible romantic','en','from Ancient Greek ἕτερος [heteros] - “other, different” and Latin flecto - “I bend”','{romantic attraction} towards people of {gender=genders} different than one’s own with a rarely occurring attraction towards people of the same gender as one’s own.','sexual orientation','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKDNJSMZEVB4JYBMZ5J','heteronormativity','Heteronormativity','en','from Ancient Greek ἕτερος [heteros] - “other, different” and Latin norma - "norm, rule"','a belief that {#heterosexual=heterosexuality} is the default orientation, better than {#bisexual=bi-}, {#homosexual=homo-}, or {#asexual=asexuality}; an assumption that everyone is heterosexual, {cisgender} and {gender-conforming} in legal regulations and social norms. Heteronormativity treats non-heterosexual and non-cisgender people as abnormal, degenerated, or disordered.','','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKDF5GN0W84JM9CXSC9','heteroromantic','Heteroromantic','en','Ancient Greek ἕτερος [heteros] - “other, different” + romantic','{romantic attraction} towards people of {gender=genders} different than one’s own. The term is most commonly used with reference to the {#gender binary=binary} opposition of {#man=men} and {#woman=women}.','romantic orientation','["Heteroromantic"]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKDTRJMCT7Q0PKQC1RH','heterosexual','Heterosexual','en','Ancient Greek ἕτερος [heteros] - “other, different” + sexual','{sexual attraction} towards people of {gender=genders} different than one’s own. The term is most commonly used with reference to the {#gender binary=binary} opposition of {#man=men} and {#woman=women}.','sexual orientation','["Heterosexual"]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKE5EMXX8VE60PY0ZGA','hijra','Hijra','en','Hindi हीजड़ा [hījṛā]','a {third gender} found in the Hindu culture. Hijras are most often {AMAB} or {intersex} people. They have {#femininity=feminine} {gender expression}.','gender','["Hijra"]','01FE7WJNBPGGR2A9D498ZW4W4K','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKEJDHEF99RKG2KS4CV','homoflexbile','Homoflexbile','en','from Ancient Greek ὁμός [homos] - “the same” and Latin flecto - “I bend”','{sexual attraction} towards people of one’s own {gender} with a rarely occuring attraction towards people of other genders.','sexual orientation','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKE0E6YEVFCE40S5MP8','homophobia','Homophobia','en','from Ancient Greek ὁμός [homos] - “the same” and φόβος [phóbos] - “fear”','negative attitudes and prejudice against {#homosexual=homosexuality} and people percieved as homosexual rooted in ignorance, irrational fears, lack of knowledge or religion. A broader understanding of homophobia refers to prejudice against all non-{heteronormative} people and/or the whole {LGBT} community.','','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKE7T7BMX7MW61GCGQ2','homoromantic','Homoromantic','en','Ancient Greek ὁμός [homos] - “the same” + romantic','{romantic attraction} towards people of one’s one {gender}.','romantic orientation','["Homoromantic"]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKE9SCNRF4M8KPVDB93','homosexual','Homosexual','en','Ancient Greek ὁμός [homos] - “the same” + sexual','{sexual attraction} towards people of one’s one {gender}.','sexual orientation','["Gay"]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKE79TGBG3J0BF721FX','hrt','HRT|hormone replacement therapy','en','','in the context of transgender people, hormonal treatment that is aimed to allign {secondary sex characteristics} of a {transgender} person with their {gender identity}.','','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKE9H4BDRZHMH398P1J','freyromantic','Freyromantic|ignotaromantic','en','from Latin ignotus “unknown” + romantic','an {#romantic orientation=orientation} from the {aromantic} spectrum; being romantically attracted only to people with whom one has not formed a strong emotional bond. The attraction fades as the bond is formed.','romantic orientation','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKESG9K8SF98RB38TBG','freysexual','Freysexual|ignotasexual','en','from Latin ignotus “unknown” + sexual','an {#sexual orientation=orientation} from the {asexual} spectrum; being attracted only to people with whom one hasn''t formed a strong emotional bond. As the bond is formed, the attraction fades.','sexual orientation','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKE8N5Z1E2JHQE4DGDF','interphobia','Interphobia','en','{#intersex=inter} + Ancient Greek φόβος [phóbos] - “fear”','negative attitudes and prejudice against {intersex} people rooted in a {#gender binary=binary} view of {sex}/{gender}, lack of knowledge, irrational fears and {cisnormativity}. A common (and extreme) example of interphobia is performing non-consensual surgery on intersex infants and children (often combined with misinformation of parents and barring people access to their medical records). For more infromation, see a {https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKEGaSJi3bk&t=45s=TedTalk by Cecelia McDonald}, a brochure {https://www.ilga-europe.org/sites/default/files/how_to_be_a_great_intersex_ally_a_toolkit_for_ngos_and_decision_makers_december_2015_updated.pdf="Standing Up for Human Rights of Intesex People"}, and reports by {http://eprints.hud.ac.uk/id/eprint/33535/=Monro et al.} and {https://www.hrw.org/report/2017/07/25/i-want-be-nature-made-me/medically-unnecessary-surgeries-intersex-children-us=Human Rights Watch}.','','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKFCW2BATJAPDN4GYTK','intesex','Intesex','en','from Latin inter - "inbetween" and English sex','a term referring to all people whose bodies do not conform to the established categories of “male” and “female”, on chromosomal, anatomical, and/or chormonal level. An intersex person can be of any {gender identity}. An gender identity intrinsically linked with one''s experience as an intersex person is called {intergender}. Intersex people have been and still are subjected to non-consensual and unnecessary medical procedures aimed at "normalizing" their bodies (see {interphobia}.)','gender','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKFYFJTYXT84EABZCTY','kathoey','Kathoey|katoey','en','Thai กะเทย [gà-təəi]','a Thai {third gender} identity of {AMAB} people with {#femininity=feminine} {gender expression}. Kathoeys are not the same as {#trans woman=trans women}. The term was formerly used with reference to {intersex} people, but in the twentieth century it has been connected with a {#transgender} identity.','gender','[]','01EWKEH14XG9PP7QX8SN8WEFAZ','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKFY95WRSK0EBN37XC7','female-alligned non-binary','Female-alligned non-binary','en','','a {non-binary} person whose {gender identity} and/or {gender expression} is connected with {femininity}.','gender','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKFRAWPY946W104XBYT','woman','Woman','en','','a person whose gender identity is that of a woman, regardless of her {#AGAB=gender assigned at birth}.','gender','[]','01EX5G4XACKTQC1HW87WY65CYT,01EX5G4XM4X1DGZK1EB6ESDJRQ','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKFRMVFW1F08N49R9PS','femininity','Femininity','en','from Latin femina - “woman”','exhibiting characteristics associated with being a {woman}, including anatomical features, appearance, behavior etc. What is seen as feminine differs across cultures and times as well as depends on one''s personal view of womanhood.','gender','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKFA294NCYE8B1H53BX','gender conforming','Gender conforming','en','','being gender conforming means having a {gender expression} and performing gender roles typically associated with one''s gender; it is the opposite of being {gender non-conforming}.','gender','[]','01F9MWMBCPR345WGEM352ENCF5','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKFDHHRGTSBN9H91RC6','gender reassignment surgery','Gender reassignment surgery|GRS|Sex reassignment surgery|SRS','en','','often wrongly referred to as "sex change surgery"; a term referring to various surgical procedures aimed at alligning a {transgender} person''s body with their {gender identity}. It should be noted that there is no one "universal" procedure and that a given person does not have to decide for all (or any) of the options. Masculinizing surgeries include: chest reconstruction, metoidoplasty (creating a phallus from the clitoris enlarged due to {#hrt=testosterone therapy}) or phalloplasty (creating a phallus by use of a graft from a different body part), scrotoplasty (creation of a scrotum from the labia), and panhisterectomy (removal of the uterus with ovaries and fallopian tubes). Feminizing surgeries include: chest reconstruction (if the results of {#hrt=estrogen therapy) are not satisfactory), vaginoplasty (creation of a vagina), orchidectomy (removal of the testes) and face feminization surgery (based on {https://www.medicon.pl/dysforia-i-niezgodnosc-plciowa-kompendium-dla-praktykow/30839=Grabski et al. 2020}: 247-259). {Non-binary} people may also seek surgical reassignment procedures (see, e.g. {https://www.palgrave.com/gp/book/9781137510525=Richards et al. 2017}: 255-282).','gender','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKF0X8HQDRHKBPFR8BC','xenic','Xenic|xeno-alligned','en','from Ancient Greek ξένος (xenos) - “foreign”','a {gender-identity} that is at least partially {xenogender}.','gender','[]','01EX5PNMD6GRG6K4WAWFBHC1MM','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKFDWGBPQAJ1KSZTFA8','xenogender','Xenogender','en','from Ancient Greek ξένος (xenos) - “foreign”','an umbrella term for {#gender identity=gender identities} that cannot be fully defined by reference to {femininity}, {masculinity}, {androgyny}, {#gender-neutral=gender neutrality} or {maverique}/{aporagender} identity. Instead, they are described by means of metaphors, similes, references to archetypes etc. Xenogenders were first use by neurodivergent people who may have difficulties with relating to the traditional understanding of gender or may experience their gender differently. But neuorotypical people also may bescribe themselves as xenogender. An example of a xenogender identity is lunagender - an identity that fluctuates in accordance with a regular cycle, like that of the moon.','gender','["Xenogender"]','01EWEE12KFFCE8AETC3JPVDYVG','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKF5GENC87B493BPHN0','cupioromantic','Cupioromantic','en','from Latin cupio - “I desire / I long for” + {#romantic orientation=romantic}','a {romantic orientation} from the {aromantic} spectrum. A cupioromantic person does not experience {romantic attraction}, but they desire a romantic relationship with another person.','romantic orientation','[]','01EWY6VAP7SXYT2EXQSXVDVEMT','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKGG1KFC07HW557ZWZA','cupiosexual','Cupiosexual','en','from Latin cupio - “I desire / I long for” + {#sexual orientation=sexual}','a {sexual orientation} on the {asexual} spectrum. A cupiosexual person does not experience {sexual attraction}, but they desire a sexual relationship with another person.','sexual orientation','[]','01EWY6PYQWRH4XYJWTCDKVX6F1','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKGD7TCYBC51Y8EBRR5','labrys','Labrys','en','Ancient Greek λάβρυς [labrys]','a double-edged axe. Since the 1970s it is one of the symbols of {lesbian} culture, representing strength and self-sufficiency. It can be found on one of the oldest lesbian pride flag designs.','','[]','01EY0CW9M219AJRHQHF7GT5BXV','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKGYYSKBVT3C8AKVG67','lesbian','Lesbian','en','from Ancient Greek Λεσβία [Lesbia] - "a woman from Lesbos"','most often a {homosexual} {woman}. Historically, the term was applied to all women experiencing {#sexual attraction=sexual} or {#romantic attraction=romantic} attraction towards women; nowadays, the term {sapphic} is used. More broadly defined, a lesbian is a woman/{female-alligned non-binary} person attracted only to other women/feminine people. The term comes from an Anciet Greek poet from the island of Lesbos, {https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sappho=Sappho}, whose writing included homoerotic themes.','sexual orientation|romantic orientation','["Lesbian","Lesbian__","Lesbian_"]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKGFK0H38GWMY8K06WM','lesbiangender','Lesbiangender','en','{lesbian} + {gender}','an {orientationgender} in which one''s being a {lesbian} has strong impact on their experience of {gender}. A lesbiangender person may feel disconnected from {#heteronormativity=heteronormative} {femininity} as it strongly related with {attraction} towards {#man=men}.','gender','[]','01EXCW5TBHNWND0VP9A70P9X0G','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKG30J3342ANTSG35XQ','lesbiromantic','Lesbiromantic','en','{lesbian} + {#romantic orientation=romantic}','{romantic attraction} of {#woman=women} and {female-alligned non-binary} people exclusively towards other women and female-alligned non-binary people.','romantic orientation','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKGZ6WH0B28G2YYFPYJ','lesbophobia','Lesbophobia','en','{lesbian} + Ancient Greek φόβος [phóbos] - “fear”','negative attitudes and prejudice towards {#lesbian=lesbians} and people perceived to be lesbians, often rooted in bigotry, irrational fear, lack of knowledge or religion. Lesbophobia involves both {homophobia} and misogyny; one of its elements is men''s fear of being rejected by women. Lesbians face lesbophobia not only on the hands of {heterosexual} people, but also {gay} and {bisexual} {#man=men}.','','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKGVQT48P8Q5MFZCD9X','lgbt+','LGBT+|LGBTQ+|LGBTQIA+|LGBTQIAP+','en','','an acronym including {#lesbian=lesbians}, and {gay}, {bisexual} and {transgender} people; farther letters are Q (for {queer}), I (for {intersex}, A (for {asexual}, {aromantic}, {agender}), P (for {#pansexual=pan-} and {polysexual}, {polymarous}, and {#pangender=pan-} and {polygender}). It is the most commonly used term for the whole community of non-{cisgender}, non-{heterosexual}, and/or non-{#amatonormativity=amatonormative} people.','','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKGVC3AG2YD9FJAT7XF','lithromantic','Lithromantic','en','from Ancient Greek λίθος [lithos] – "stone" + {#romantic orientation=romantic}','a {romantic orientation} from the {aromantic} spectrum. A lithromantic person may experience {romantic attraction}, but they do not want it to be reciprocated, or they stop experiencing it once it is reciprocated.','romantic orientation','[]','01EWY6FTJB9VDNNTJ22PJZXQCR,01FB9J6CF0307Y956CFRZHD6XK','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKH5FKB863RYG2BQ0K3','lithosexual','Lithosexual','en','from Ancient Greek λίθος [lithos] – "stone" + {#sexual orientation=sexual}','a {sexual orientation} on the {asexual} spectrum. A lithosexual person may experience {sexual attraction}, but they do not want it to be reciprocated.','sexual orientation','[]','01EWY6370V6QM25BTRGDG5BP60','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKH39T3Z6BMSYN87XBX','luxcaligic','Luxcaligic','en','from Latin lux - "light" and caligo - "darkness"','a {xenogender} identity that is dainty and delicate but at the same time (or sometimes) frightening, strange, or melancholic.','gender','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKHDY30D1B243MWEGSN','lunarian','Lunarian','en','from Latin luna - “moon”','in the {galactian alignment system} it is a term referring to {female-alligned non-binary} genders. The name comes from the moon which in many cultures has been associated with {femininity}.','gender','[]','01EX5N550KZYZ8HWZ9DSASNEFB','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKHPP67AE26VFDKX6E4','lunaric','Lunaric','en','from Latin luna - “moon”','{attraction} exclusively towards {female-alligned non-binary} people. The name comes from the Latin term for moon as it has been associated with {femininity} in many cultures.','sexual orientation|romantic orientation','[]','01EX5PV4GVZ9RFKN4E87XMPNT5','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKH74QX80GC23RERMSM','māhū','Māhū','en','Hawaiian “in the middle”','a Hawaiian and Thaitian {third gender}. Māhū may be both {AMAB} and {AFAB} people with variant {gender expression}. Traditionally, māhū fulfilled roles of priests. The plant on the māhū flag is phyllanthus distichus known as pamakani mahu in Hawaiian.','gender','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKHZ6T1CR7BVCH1RM8S','marsic','Marsic','en','','{attraction} of {non-binary} people towards {#man=men} and {male-alligned non-binary} people. The name comes from the planet Mars which has been traditionally associated with {masculinity}.','sexual orientation|romantic orientation','[]','01EWEEXTEKD3FQ8T53AVW3AHNW','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKH9BHX7KV80MFN538A','pride parade','Pride parade','en','','a public gathering, typically a march, whose main aim is to protest against discrimination and promote the rights of minority groups, especially of sexual and gender minorities. The first pride parade took place in 1970 to commemorate the {https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stonewall_riots=Stonewall riots}.','','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKHRGMYKC5XBZ2QZ71V','mercuric','Mercuric','en','','attraction towards {#woman=women} and {#man=men}, as well as {#female alligned non-binary=female-alligned}, {#male-alligned non-binary=male alligned}, and {androgynous} {non-binary people} with the exclusion of {neutral} non-binary people. The choice of Mercury (the {https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mercury_(mythology)=Roman god of commerce and travel}) is most likely accidental.','sexual orientation|romantic orientation','[]','01EX5QG3YF8VXVC883GV221DD5','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKHQR1B8K74PKS88V7S','metamour','Metamour','en','','a term related to {polyamory}. Metamours are people who have a common partner but are not partners themselves.','relationship models','[]','01FBF76AG1V72XMWHSJXTP0PXQ','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKJY3PT5EMKFS6TN7TS','metaromantic','Metaromantic','en','','experiencing {attraction} that cannot be clearly classified as either {#romantic attraction=romantic} or {platonic}. It is a term similar to {nebularomantic}, but in this case, one''s neurotype is irrelevant.','romantic orientation','[]','01FBN1JKTWGNWV9KNT5QP9MGMQ','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKJHXMD4VF21TQC4B1P','meti','Meti','en','Nepalese मेटी [meti]','a Nepalese {third gender}. Meti are {AMAB} people with {#femininity=feminine} {gender expression}.','gender','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKP20AZ23RWVZSKMYAE','male-alligned non-binary','Male-alligned non-binary','en','','a {non-binary} person whose {gender identity} is {#masculinity=masculine} (but is not that of a {#gender binary=binary} {man}).','gender','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKP2Q7KWH0PD0WT503Y','masculinity','Masculinity','en','from Latin mās - "man"','exhibting characteristics associated with being a {man}, including anatomical features, appearance, behavior etc. What is seen as masculine differs across cultures and times as well as depends on one''s personal view of manhood.','gender','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKPFN3M4GM8VEG949NE','man','Man','en','','a person whose gender identity is that of a man, regardless of his {#AGAB=gender assigned at birth}.','gender','[]','01EX5G6KTSN7MY49ZMAXGEXPRJ,01EX5G6Q3JZFTCYSD0G7BY268P','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKP3YZMCM8CQJ8F1QEH','nebularomantic','Nebularomantic','en','','a {romantic orientation} on the {aromantic} spectrum. It refers to {https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neurodiversity=neurodivergent} people who are unable to differentiate between {platonic} and {romantic} {attraction}.','romantic orientation','["Nebularomantic"]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKPVNSPA92ZN06KG8N4','nebulasexual','Nebulasexual','en','','a {sexual orientation} on the {asexual} spectrum. It refers to {https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neurodiversity=neurodivergent} people who are unable to tell whether they experience sexual attraction or not.','sexual orientation','[]','01EX5SX1KY952NC9FSNA0W9S02','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKPJFPQWVQ0RRFXY416','minsexual','Minsexual','en','min (acronym of "masculine in nature") + {#sexual orientation=sexual}','{sexual attraction} towards {masculinity} and broadly defined masculine people. It includes {#man=men}, {male-alligned non-binary} people, potentially, also masculine {#woman=women}. Minsexuality is not synonymous with attraction to men; rather, it is attraction to masculinity.','sexual orientation','[]','01EZ5TVDGA6TRY4HSTTFF0EGWH','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKPXEWDC9VS9K4KD3D0','misgendering','Misgendering','en','','referring to someone, particularly to a {transgender} person, with incorrect gendered terms (such as pronouns). Although different from using slurs and outwardly derogatory terms, misgendering is hurtful and, if not accidental, it is a violent behavior.','','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKQNHRY40PMZBB7M2R7','bear','Bear','en','','a {man} {#Achillean=attracted to other men} who exhibits traditionally {#masculinity=masculine} physical traits and {gender expression}. A typical bear is a stocky, fat, or muscular man with excessive body hair.','gender expression','["Bear"]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKQD3Z2WSR5PHZXMSWB','split attraction model','Split attraction model','en','','a way to describe one''s {orientation} by referring to specific types of {attraction}. Most often, {#sexual attraction=sexual} and {#romantic attraction=romantic} attraction are differentiated, which is helpful to {asexual} and {aromantic} people; e.g. one might describe themself as a "biromantic asexual person".','','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKQV7G0VJTXC0JC585N','orientation','Orientation','en','','attraction (or lack thereof) towards (a) specific gender(s). Sometimes also a specific way one experiences that attraction. For many, their {sexual orientation} is a sufficient descriptor, but some use the {split attraction model}. We may talk about {#sexual orientation=sexual}, {#romantic orientation=romantic}, {platonic}, {sensual}, {aesthetic}, {alterous} attraction etc.','attraction','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKR52W58KBK1QWRYFNY','mogai','MOGAI','en','an acronym of “Marginalized Orientations Gender Alignments and Intersex”','a proposed alternative to {LGBT} acronym aimed to be more inclusive (as it does not require adding new letters to represent more identities).','','[]','01EWY7S2XWGF086X4WVGKCHMPF','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKRJRXWTK3FBEYPB8VC','monoamory','Monoamory|monoamorous','en','from Ancient Greek {http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/text?doc=Perseus%3Atext%3A1999.04.0057%3Aentry%3Dmo%2Fnos=μόνος} [monos] - “singular” and Latin {http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/text?doc=Perseus%3Atext%3A1999.04.0059%3Aentry%3Damor=amor} “love”','a desire to be in an exclusive partnership with one person at a time (not necessarilly romantic or sexual).','relationship models','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKR9VX19MYBFNBDJTC7','monogamish','Monogamish','en','from {monogamous}','having a preference for {monoamorous}/{monogamous} relationship while being open to explore {non-monogamy}.','relationship models','[]','01EX32E2PVDG6Y4XNBQ2EZ437K','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKRAKSD6YR0V34VSWJ1','monogamy','Monogamy|monogamous','en','from Ancient Greek {http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/text?doc=Perseus%3Atext%3A1999.04.0057%3Aentry%3Dmo%2Fnos=μόνος} [monos] - “singular” and {http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/text?doc=Perseus%3Atext%3A1999.04.0057%3Aentry%3Dga%2Fmos=γάμος} [gamos] - "marriage"','being (or having a desire to be) in an exclusive partnership with one person.','relationship models','[]','01EWXF3XJ1917WD03WXCK8BDK0','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKRFEGXCHW600FCGV68','monoromantic','Monoromantic','en','Ancient Greek {http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/text?doc=Perseus%3Atext%3A1999.04.0057%3Aentry%3Dmo%2Fnos=μόνος} [monos] - “singular” + {#romantic orientation=romantic}','being {#romantic attraction=romantically attracted} only to one gender, e.g. being {#homoromantic=homo-} or {heteroromantic}.','romantic orientation','[]','01FBG1BK85MM6R3PPFTXFWWHXT','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKRWBA5M3CED07SAYVW','monosexual','Monosexual','en','Ancient Greek {http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/text?doc=Perseus%3Atext%3A1999.04.0057%3Aentry%3Dmo%2Fnos=μόνος} [monos] - “singular” + {#sexual orientation=sexual}','being {#sexual attraction=sexually attracted} only to one gender, e.g. being {#homosexual=homo-} or {heterosexual}.','sexual orientation','[]','01FBG196DKY8AN4XM6FE0PGFJH','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKR4BKKJ2BJBNXKHFPH','multiromantic','Multiromantic','en','Latin {http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/morph?l=multi&la=la#lexicon=multus} - "many" + {#romantic attraction=romantic}','an umbrella term including types of {romantic attraction} in which one is attracted to more than one gender, such as being {biromantic}, {poliromantic}, {panromantic}, or {omniromantic}.','romantic orientation','[]','01FBG1K2G92777E7X9JRM6T5ED','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKR380G90FWFKT5SCH7','multisexual','Multisexual','en','Latin {http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/morph?l=multi&la=la#lexicon=multus} - "many" + {#sexual attraction=sexual}','an umbrella term including {#sexual orientation=sexual orientations} in which one is attracted towards more than one gender, e.g. being {pansexual}, {pluralian}, {polysexual}, {omnisexual}, or {bisexual}.','sexual orientation','[]','01FBG1SP286W7XRW3AK8M49W7V','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKRVJPH43VYZ5DVNCZ1','muxe','Muxe','en','Zapotec muxe [muʃeʔ], possibly from Spanish mujer - "woman"','a {third gender} existing in the Zapotec culture of Oaxaca, Mexico. Muxe are {AMAB} people with {#femininity=feminine} {gender expression}.','gender','["Muxe"]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKRVFFPXM559QE43XMP','neopronouns','Neopronouns','en','Ancient Greek νέος [neos] - "new" + pronoun','new pronouns purposefully coined by language users. In English, many were originally coined as epicene (gender-neutral) pronouns to be used in generic contexts such as {https://en.pronouns.page/e=Spivak pronouns} or {https://en.pronouns.page/thon=thon/thons}; others (such as {https://en.pronouns.page/ve=ve/ver} were created by writers; and yet others (such as {https://en.pronouns.page/fae=fae/faer}) were created specifally to be used by/with reference to {non-binary} people. Although {https://en.pronouns.page/they=singular they} seems to have become a standard alternative to "he" and "she" (see, e.g., the 2006 {https://ir.lib.uwo.ca/wpl_clw/vol3/iss1/4/=study} by Hord, or the {https://gendercensus.com/results/=Gender Census} results), each choice of pronouns is valid and deserves to be respected.','language','["Neopronouns"]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKR27KGE8N0SQ1MV5W9','neptunic','Neptunic','en','','{attraction} exclusively towards {#woman=women} and {non-binary} people. The choice of planet Neptune/the Roman god Neptune was most likely accidental.','sexual orientation|romantic orientation','[]','01EX5Q2RCWAWWNYFD0V72BT75V','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKS1EXTPTJY48M3RK3G','neuroromantic','Neuroromantic','en','neuro (from {https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neurodiversity=neurodivergence/neurodiversity} + {#romantic attraction=romantic}','a term describing people whose {https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neurodiversity=neurodivergence} influences their {romantic orientation}.','romantic orientation','[]','01FB9H9MD81F36G6E0JY437PBH,01FB9HBPT9N0JCVX48FGPN77FR','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKSBKPXQ6V93AXY0175','neurogender','Neurogender','en','neuro (from {https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neurodiversity=neurodivergence/neurodiversity} + {gender}','a {gender identity} which is influenced by one’s {https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neurodiversity=neurodivergence}','gender','[]','01EWEFV080T9QQKG0ZHCX4GVCE','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKSFWBH3A2DWC3KQ87X','neutral-alligned non-binary','Neutral-alligned non-binary','en','','a {non-binary} person whose {gender identity} and/or {gender expression} is connected with {#neutral=neutrality}.','gender','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKS34ECY57EXEN7VG7M','neutrois','Neutrois','en','from Latin neuter - “neither of the two” and French trois, “three” - as in "third gender"','a {gender identity} that is {#neutrality=neutral}; it is not the same as being {agender} (i.e. having no gender}.','gender','["Neutrois"]','01EWEFNG7XY8YSK004KWYPWD1X','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKS0Q733JX5091ZBXBV','neutrality','Neutrality|gender neutrality','en','from Latin neuter - “neither of the two”','exhibiting features that are not {#masculinity=masculine}, {#femininity=feminine}, or {androgynous} (in terms of appearance, behavior etc.). With reference to language, gender-neutrality means using words/phrases that are unmarked for gender, e.g. "sibling" (as opposed to "brother/sister") or "spouse" (as opposed to "husband/wife").','gender|language','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKS1ZV6F275GHSX3CJM','non-monogamy','Non-monogamy|non-monogamous','en','non + {monogamy}','an umbrella term for all types of relationships in which one engages in romantic and sexual relationships with more than one person. See also: {polyamory}, {open relationship}.','relationship models','[]','01EX31Q4BJSPDSQYP0B5H5KMX7','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKSP5NGEBZEJJ3S6J3B','non-binary','Non-binary','en','from Latin non - "no" and binarius - "twofold"','an umbrella term for all {#gender identity=gender identities} other than those of a {woman} and a {man}.','gender','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKT9DX1BMZKXV00Q60A','genderqueer','Genderqueer','en','{gender} + {queer}','a term referring to experiencing and {#gender expression=expressing} one''s {gender} outside of the {#gender binary=binary}. Often used interchangeably with {non-binary}.','gender','["Genderqueer"]','01EWFKXJAY8KE230JP0N3Y64JE','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKTATKPMTAFH3PGP4NW','unlabaled orientation','Unlabaled orientation','en','','a term used by people who do not wish to specify their {orientation} or do not wish to talk about it.','sexual orientation|romantic orientation','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKTRPQKR2W3W7DY7E2D','maverique','Maverique','en','from English maverick and French -ique - “similar to”','a {gender identity} autonomous from {femininity}, {masculinity}, {androgyny} and {neutrality} that is still characterized by a strong sense of gender. The term was {https://maveriques.tumblr.com/faq=coined} by a tumblr user Vesper H. in 2014.','gender','["Maverique"]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKTTJ53TXK9WCDTYS1S','genderfae','Genderfae','en','{gender} + fae','a type of a {#genderfluid=fluid} {gender identity} that does not include any male-alligned genders. The name comes from {https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fairy=faes} found in European folklore. A {#masculinity=masculine} counterpart to genderfae is {genderfaun}, a {neutral} one is {genderflor} and a {xenic} one is {gendersylph}.','gender','["Genderfae"]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKT5GC2WCYAR5ZCQ12F','ninsexual','Ninsexual','en','nin (an acronym of “neutral in nature) + {#sexual orientation=sexual}','ninsexuality is {sexual attraction} towards {gender neutrality} and {androgyny}. A ninsexual person is attracted to people with {neutral} or {androgynous} {gender expression}.','sexual orientation','[]','01EZ5TZ2DZEFG0SEFW522QDT37','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKTAE1P3AYX9XYG5RC5','non-sam aro','Non-SAM aro','en','','a term used by those {aromantic} people who do not use the {split attraction model}; these individuals do not describe themselves as {aro-ace} or {aro-allo} regardless of whether they experience {sexual attraction} or not.','','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKTA2GRQX1JF50BZGS8','non-amorous','Non-amorous','en','from Latin non - "no" and amor - "love"','a term describing a person who does not wish to have any long-term {romantic} relationships/partnerships. Some non-amorous people also describe themselves as aplatonic, i.e. not interested in having any significant platonic relationships.','relationship models','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKTRZYKJ9JQTW9PYS7N','gender non-conforming','Gender non-conforming','en','','a term referring to non-stereotypical {gender expression}.','gender','[]','01EWKGCCND3HSMK312XYZDRET3','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKTJ1B6N3XKN2D82EZG','nullarian','Nullarian','en','from Latin nullus - “none”','a term similar to {athenian}; it describes people who do not experience at least one type of {attraction}.','sexual orientation|romantic orientation|attraction','[]','01EX5WZ3XZKHT58BT48PYW0G6S','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKT0699CF6Z99EGSJNR','noungender','Noungender','en','','a type of {xenogender}. Noungender identities can be described through similes to symbols, animals, fantasticl beings, objects etc.','gender','[]','01EWKASNFAE4KYSHZE9SVD4ZXF','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKTKNT84XT33TBHJTTY','comphet','Comphet|compulsory heterosexuality','en','','the process of enforcing {#heterosexual=heterosexuality} on people and painting it as the default (or the only possible) orientation, which leads non-heterosexual people to entering (only) heterosexual relationships. The term was first used by a feminist theorist and poet Adrienne Rich in her 1980 essay "{https://web.archive.org/web/20160213095421/http://people.terry.uga.edu/dawndba/4500compulsoryhet.htm=Compulsory Heterosexuality and Lesbian Existence}". The term "comphet" is used by {#lesbian=lesbians} to describe the difficulties of realizing their actual {orientation} while living in a patriarchal society.','','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKVJ8T5RS4BWWV9FHS3','omniromantic','Omniromantic','en','Latin omnis - “every” + {#romantic orientation=romantic}','an omniromantic person experiences {romantic attraction} towards all {#gender=genders}, but, unlike in being {panromantic}, gender is still a factor; a person may experience attraction differently to different genders or have a preference towards some gender(s) over others.','romantic orientation','["Omniromantic"]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKVX7W6M8BA7ADN45T0','omnisexual','Omnisexual','en','Latin omnis - “every” + {#sexual orientation=sexual}','an omnisexual person experiences {sexual attraction} towards all {#gender=genders}, but, unlike in being {pansexual}, gender is still a factor; a person may experience attraction differently to different genders or have a preference towards some gender(s) over others.','sexual orientation','["Omnisexual"]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKVG7G49DR407Y8FM1H','romantic orientation','Romantic orientation','en','','romantic attraction (or lack thereof) towards (a) specific gender(s). Sometimes also a specifc way one experiences (or doesn''t experience) that attraction, e.g. {biromantic}, {demiromantic}, {aromantic}, {heteroromantic} etc.','attraction','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKVHY8VMF8SVB7TKPW7','sexual orientation','Sexual orientation','en','','sexual attraction (or lack thereof) towards (a) specific gender(s). Sometimes also a specifc way one experiences (or doesn''t experience) that attraction, e.g. {bisexual}, {demisexual}, {asexual}, {heterosexual} etc.','attraction','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKVDRMM94B91XV1FE46','orientationgender','Orientationgender','en','','a term desrcibing those whose {gender identity} is inextricably connected to their {orientation} making the distinction between orientation and gender blurred.','gender','[]','01EXCSS94WEPSFEQF6ZCKF9JMG','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKVZYN3Q0HZJE49EJF6','alloromantic asexual','Alloromantic asexual','en','','a person who experiences {romantic attraction} but does not experience {sexual attraction}.','sexual orientation|romantic orientation','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKVYP8A76N3J0MNQ8K5','aromantic allosexual','Aromantic allosexual','en','','a person who experiences {sexual attraction} but does not experience {romantic attraction}.','sexual orientation|romantic orientation','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKVYFYST7WAJ9VH5RQM','ally','Ally','en','','a person who is {heterosexual}, {cisgender}, and {#amatonormativity=amatonormative} themself but actively supports the rights of {LGBT} people.','','["Cis Ally","Straight Ally"]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKV438XGYR8WSZM4ZZ8','open relationship','Open relationship','en','','a partnership ({#monoamorous=mono-} or {polyamorous}) in which people agreed they may enter intimate relationships with people outside of the partnership','relationship models','[]','01EX31WXWECTMBR3VAH9YFPN6D','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKV0ZHR1968WDPKYYJ9','outing','Outing','en','','a public disclosure of a person''s {orientation}, {gender identity}, or other non-normative identity against the person''s will. Outing is a violent breach of privacy and may often put the outed person in danger. Some people in the {LGBTQ} community believe that it is justifiable to out a person who is directly harming the community (e.g. a closeted {homosexual} politician who acts in {#homophobia=homophobic} ways).','','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKVJP7YZR6GV3SE76C4','top/bottom','Top/bottom','en','','in {gay} slang, these terms refer to roles assumed by partners during a sexual intercourse. They may be understood as referring to the active ("top") and receiving ("bottom") partner during anal sex or, more broadly, to the dynamics of giving and receiving. The terms should not be inherently associated with dominance/submission dynamics.','','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKV9WHSBHYG8C1QWD47','packer','Packer','en','','a phallic object used to create a bulge in one''s trousers, used by some {#trans man=trans men}, {transmasculine} people, and {#drag king=drag kings}.','gender expression','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKVJM1YTA19C1KXBT7K','panromantic','Panromantic','en','Ancient Greek {http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/text?doc=Perseus%3Atext%3A1999.04.0057%3Aentry%3Dpa%3Ds1=πᾶν} [pan] – "all" + {#romantic orientation=romantic}','a panromantic person experiences {romantic attraction} regardless of gender.','romantic orientation','["Panromantic"]','01EWFPBKPTYB6NPYYX8ADBVHZ9,01EWFPBQN2Y58J296MKJ853TWH,01EWGHDC1P22Q53JJ2JYRP4XXA','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKWMX14VMX921GP0R6S','pansexual','Pansexual','en','Ancient Greek {http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/text?doc=Perseus%3Atext%3A1999.04.0057%3Aentry%3Dpa%3Ds1=πᾶν} [pan] – "all" + {#sexual orientation=sexual}','a pansexual person experiences {sexual attraction} regardless of gender.','sexual orientation','["Pansexual"]','01EWFP3C34JK44FW6E6C1TCFDP,01EWFP61DEBWW99VW3B24Q64VC','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKW6A9EF6XH05PSMJJ2','pangender','Pangender','en','Ancient Greek {http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/text?doc=Perseus%3Atext%3A1999.04.0057%3Aentry%3Dpa%3Ds1=πᾶν} [pan] – "all" + {gender}','a pangender person identifies with all {#gender=genders}','gender','["Pangender"]','01EWFNZZHW1YH92A612Q25VVRC','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKWZYEEH6H7VG9YPJVN','panpronominal','Panpronominal','en','Ancient Greek {http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/text?doc=Perseus%3Atext%3A1999.04.0057%3Aentry%3Dpa%3Ds1=πᾶν} [pan] – "all" + Latin pronomina - “pronouns”','a panpronominal person is open to {https://en.pronouns.page/any=all pronouns} being used for them.','language','[]','01EX5WQ55Y84FV9PR74Y5TNQKX','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKWCKJKDC4WMJP4ZDC4','bisexual umbrella','Bisexual umbrella','en','','all {#sexual orientation=sexual orientations} characterized by {attraction} to more than one {gender}, such as {#bisexual=bisexuality}, {polysexual=polysexuality}, {omnisexual=omnisexuality}, or {pansxeual=pansexuality}','sexual orientation','[]','01F9MK2EQQXHX79JHXF475MG3S','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKWADC1ER3FBEHV9REY','passing','Passing','en','','in the context of being {transgender}, "passing" refers to being perceived as a person of one''s gender. For {#trans man=trans men} and {#trans woman=trans women}, it is often understood as being taken for a {cisgender} person. For non-binary people, passing can mean that others don''t know which {#gender binary=binary} gender should be assigned to them. It should be underlined that (not) passing has no bearing on the validity of someone''s {gender identity}, and although for many trans people passing is important, others reject the very idea as they percieve it to be rooted in {cisnormativity}.','','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKWPY3K53YQD629E9TM','periorientation','Periorientation','en','Ancient Greek περί [peri] - "around" + {orientation}','a term referring to a situation when one''s {#sexual orientation=sexual} and {#romantic orientation=romantic} orientations are alligned, e.g. in a person who is {homoromantic} and {homosexual}. See also: {split attraction model}.','sexual orientation|romantic orientation','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKWCJ5PSEVJWTY1S84V','pinkwashing','Pinkwashing','en','','a term referring to states, companies or organizations trying to appear LGBTQ-friendly through superficial gestures (such as using a rainbow logo during pride month) as a way to divert attention from their abusive, expolitative or harmful practices. Through pinkwashing they may pose as modern and progressive while still benefiting from exploitation of workers/environment or contributing to marginalization of vulnerable groups.','','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKWN2PANEZKSB5AEKTF','platoromantic','Platoromantic','en','','a {romantic orientation} in which one’s {romantic attraction} is indistinguishable from {platonic attraction}.','romantic orientation','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKWEPTBY8981Q3Z05P8','pluralian','Pluralian','en','from Latin pluralis - “multiple”','a term designating attraction towards more than one gender; a bisexual equivalent of terms like {sapphic}, {achillean}, {diamoric}, or {athenian}.','sexual orientation|romantic orientation','[]','01EX5S0RT5JZERW9F5YBHMHSMZ','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKWGW3FM3MMHZBABNE7','sex','Sex|Biological sex','en','','a term referring to all layers of anatomical sex differentiation including: {#chromosomal sex differentiation=chromosomal}, {#phenotypic sex differentiation=phenotypic}, {#gonadal sex differentiation=gonadal}, {#genital sex differentiation=genital}, and {hormonal sex differentiation}. Note that all of these layers (as well as person''s {gender identity}) are spectral and one may be in different places of the spectrum on each of the layers (see {intersex}). The word "sex" is sometimes used interchangeably with "{gender}" (e.g. in legal documents). When talking about being {transgender}, some people juxtapose "sex" and "gender" or talk about "biological men/women" which is mistaken. It''s mistaken, because 1) what they usually mean by "(biological) sex" is a person''s {assigned gender}, 2) it erases the whole complexity of anatomical sex differentiation (note that, for example, most {cisgender} people don''t actually know what their chromosomes are), 3) {transgender} people aren''t any less "biological" (whatever that means) than cis people.','gender','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKXFRX4EDJ8Q5WPQ3PG','chromosomal sex differentiation','Chromosomal sex differentiation','en','','having a certain set of sex chromosomes (X and Y). A typical woman has 46, XX karyotype, while a typical man has 46, XY. Other configurations (examples of being {intersex}) are also possible, such as: 45, X0 (Turner syndrome); 47, XXY (Klinefelter syndrome); 47, XXX; 47, XYY. It is also possible to possess a mosaic karyotype ({https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mosaic_(genetics)=mosaicism} occurs when an individual has cells of various karyotypes originating from the same zygote), e.g. 45, X0/46, XY. If a person has cells originating in different zygotes which merged into one early on, we talk about {https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chimera_(genetics)=chimerism}. Finally, if a person with 46, XY karyotype lacks the SRY gene (typically found on the Y chromosome) which is crucial for the virilization of the foetus, their {#phenotypical=phenotype} will be feminine. Conversly, if the SRY gene is found on one of the X chromosomes of a 46, XX person, they will have masculine phenotype (based on {https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=2ahUKEwjk76PqqJ_yAhWMl4sKHSLtDCsQFnoECAcQAw&url=https%3A%2F%2Fksiegarnia.pwn.pl%2FNiebinarne-i-wielowarstwowe-pojecie-plci%2C761069627%2Cp.html&usg=AOvVaw1QP_yd0F8Qh6KxdDQItiuP=Ziemińska 2018}: 9-12). Although medicine traditionally has (and, sadly, sometimes still does, see. {interphobia}) describe atypical sex characteristicsas disorders, it is better to think of them as simply examples of human diversity.','gender','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKXYJYGEJE63S6P9DD4','phenotypic sex differentiation','Phenotypic sex differentiation','en','','non-primary sex characteristics. Some sources distinguish between primary and secondary characteristics (i.e. one''s {#gonadal=gonads} vs. all other anatomical features), while others talk about primary, secondary, and tertiary characteristics (in those, the secondary refer to a person''s {#genital=genitals}). Tertiary sex characteristics include: bodyshape (the distribution of body fat, presences/lack of breasts), the level and type of body hair (np. facial hair, or {https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pattern_hair_loss=pattern hair loss}), the timbre of one''s voice). These characteristics are regulated by genes and hormones which influence those genes'' expression; that is why {hormone replacement therapy} is helpful to many {transgender} people.','gender','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKX6RWF2Z8W2VS9MD5K','gonadal sex differentiation','Gonadal sex differentiation','en','','having a certain type of gonads, most typically two ovaries or testes. It is also possible to possess one ovary and one testicle, ovotestes (gonads with both testicular and ovarian ascepts), or partially/fully undeveloped gonads (bade on {https://ksiegarnia.pwn.pl/Niebinarne-i-wielowarstwowe-pojecie-plci,761069627,p.html=Ziemińska 2018}: 15).','gender','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKXDJ4C4D5RYBMW8ZAQ','hormonal sex differentiation','Hormonal sex differentiation','en','','the level of sex hormones (i.e. estro- and androgenes) in a given person. The name may be misleading as both types are present in people of all sexes/genders (although their levels noticeably differ). One of the main functions of sex chormones is to regulate the develeopment of {#phenotypic=secondary and tertiary sex characteristics}. Hence, many {transgender} people find {hormone replacment therapy helpful}.','gender','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKXPQEF7ZR20BFPH7W7','internal genital differentiation','Internal genital differentiation','en','','having a certain type of internal sex organs. In humans, these develop prenatally from two types of structures - Müllerian and Wolffian ducts - and their development is regulated by the {#hormonal=hormones} produced in the {#gonadal=gonads}. Testosterone produced in the testes causes the Wolffian ducts to develop into vas deferens and - together with the anti-Müllerian hormone (AMH, also produced by the testes) - the Müllerian ducts to regress (they turn into vestigial organs - the prostatic utricle and the appendix testis). Low levels of testosterone and AMH (in foetuses with ovaries) let the Müllerian ducts develop freely and form the uterine tubes, the uterus, and the upper part of the vagina). Without testosterone, the Wolffian ducts partially regress (in all people they also turn into the ureters). A less typical development of internal genitals is also possible; their form also does not always "allign" with {#external=external genitals} or {#phenotypic=non-primary sex characteristics}. For example, in a person with a 46, XY {#chromosomal=karyotype} with complete androgen insensitivity, the Wolffian ducts regress (because the body does not react to testosterone), while the AMH causes the Müllerian ducts to regress (at the same time, the person''s external genitals and non-primary sex characteristics are feminine). A person with a 46, XX karyotype with congenital adrenal hyperplasia may have typically feminine internal genitals, while their external genitals are partially virilized (based on {https://ksiegarnia.pwn.pl/Niebinarne-i-wielowarstwowe-pojecie-plci,761069627,p.html=Ziemińska 2018}: 16-17).','gender','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKX1QPMMZY3HQB3XQ4A','external genital differentiation','External genital differentiation','en','','the shape of a person''s external genitals. These develop prenatally from the urogenital sinus due to the influence of {#hormonal=hormones} produced in the {#gonadal=gonads}. The 5α-reductase enzyme (produced in various places, including gonads, skin, and the nervous system) allows the testosterone produced by testes to convert into dihydrotestosterone, thanks to which the penis and scrotum develop. In case of low level of testosterone (in a foetus with ovaries), the urogenital sinus develops into the clitoris and labia. A less typical development of external genitals and/or their being "not alligned" with the internal genitals is also possible (these are various types of being {intersex}). Atypical levels of estro- and androgens may cause a foetus to develop "ambiguous" genitals, e.g.: micropenis/enlarged clitoris, bifid scrotum/labial fusion, hypospadias (having the urethra place not on the top of the penis but in the middle or below it), undescended testes (this happens in persons with congenital adrenal hyperplasia or with partial androgen insensitivity syndrome). The shape of one''s genitals may also spontaneously change later in life. For example, in people with 46, XY {#chromosomal=karyotype} and congenital 5α-reductase deficiency, internal genitals are typically male (due to the effects of testosterone), but the lack of dihydrotestosterone leads to external genitals'' feminization (although they usually are not typically female). Later, durint puberty, other ways of producing dihydrotestosterone activate, and thanks to its effects the clitoris grows into a penis, ejaculation appears, the labia become a scrotum into which previously undescended testes move, phenotypical male characteristics appear, and the person''s {gender identity} (usually) becomes masculine (due to the apperance of external genitals, 46, XY people with 5α-reductase deficiensy are raised as girls) (based on {https://ksiegarnia.pwn.pl/Niebinarne-i-wielowarstwowe-pojecie-plci,761069627,p.html=Ziemińska 2018}: 16-17, 28-33).','gender','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKXA0H3RV4BPMWA7C7X','legal sex','Legal sex|legal gender','en','','sex/gender designation found in one’s legal documents (e.g. driver’s license, passport, or birth certificate). It is typically {#AGAB=assigned at birth}, and may be reassigned after the process of legal gender recognition (in case of {transgender} people). The procedures necessary to change one’s legal gender marker vary greatly from country to country (and in some, it is not possible at all). {https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legal_recognition_of_non-binary_gender=Certain jurisdictions} allow for markers different than “male” or “female”.','gender','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKXEHN1KQ7QVYPEM4ES','amab','AMAB|Assigned male at birth','en','','having “male” as one’s {#AGAB=gender assigned at birth}.','gender','[]','01EWGDYVMDCSZW9QPNNVB5WPPP,01EWGDYYXZ475JAFJB0HFP815A','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKXZ55HPC21E7HJPXBM','afab','AFAB|Assigned female at birth','en','','having “female” as one’s {#AGAB=gender assigned at birth}.','gender','[]','01EWGDTV01WCGNA5A3ZBAMB010,01EWGDV2E88HT0WS7277X2E4T0','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKX5W934F5KAP7EV8DH','agab','AGAB|Assigned gender at birth','en','','the gender one is assigned in one’s birth certificate (and, in consquence, other legal documents later in life). Typically, the assignment is made based on the apperance of an infant’s {#external genital=external genitals}.','gender','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKXPYPWGK2NV41DSNKR','unlabaled gender','Unlabaled gender','en','','a term used by people who do not wish to specify their {gender} or do not wish to talk about it.','gender','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKY8NV1ZS29FZ0R2AFX','aroflux','Aroflux','en','“aro” (shortening of {aromantic} + “flux”','a term describing a {romantic orientation} that is fluid, but nonetheless remains on the {aromantic} spectrum.','romantic orientation','[]','01EWY7E5D9GABY8BWZ99R4K37V,01EWY7E50HK2VRBKE5RMW66WKT','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKYX38B039CETNKFPTX','aceflux','Aceflux','en','“ace” (shortening of {asexual} + “flux”','a term describing a {sexual orientation} that is fluid, but nonetheless remains on the {asexual} spectrum.','sexual orientation','[]','01EWY7CDKWJKHBECC97VJ28F0Z,01EWY7CDBPKA7QEWC7N0Z205M9','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKYD7125CWJQXV2K5YW','genderfluid','Genderfluid','en','','a term signifying that one''s {gender identity} fluctuates over time between being {#masculinity=masculine}, {#femininity=feminine}, {androgynous}, or {neutral}. These fluctuations may be random, regular, or dependant on certain conditions.','gender','["Genderfluid"]','01EWFQA2D66ZTAZ39729XQMQZF,01EWFVMTJJXJV4567G2B38W6CV,01EWFVN5MAGRYZFFQVSAW80DGX','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKY5DGYC8A3D99WCXNX','alterous attraction','Alterous attraction','en','','a type of attraction involving a desire for emotional intimacy with another person, that intimacy not being romantic and not necessarilly platonic. "Alterous" can be used as a suffix in word like "panalterous", "heteroalterous" etc.','attraction','[]','01EZ6FP8T2DCM7SHX9NZSGVK6J','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKYAYF48BX42Q8ZMN75','aesthetic attraction','Aesthetic attraction','en','from Ancient Greek αἰσθητικός [aisthetikos] - “perceptible”','a type of {attraction} involving a desire to look at someone as it is esthetically pleasing; often compared to the feeling one experiences when watching a beatiful view or a work of art.','attraction','[]','01EWGCX60VB5DECJ1G9YBF8H29,01EX5SP0ZWYRD0MFZTSPXZ00RJ','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKYJ90PH9MP513TWZA1','queerplatonic attraction','Queerplatonic attraction','en','','a type of attraction involving a desire to form a {queerplatonic} relationship with someone. The term may also be used with reference to any type of attraction that blurs the line between {#romantic attraction=romantic} and other types. For many, it is the same as {#platonic attraction=platonic} or {alterous attraction}.','attraction','["Queerplatonic"]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKY9RMCFMPNMC1SNPAD','romantic attraction','Romantic attraction','en','','a desire to form a romantic relationship (or have a romantic experience) with another person, including a desire for physical intimacy and affection, affectionate vocabulary, or performing gestures culturally associated with romance. The term originated in the {aspec} ({asexual} and {aromantic} community).','attraction','[]','01EWXJ9B954QE6HN8XR8ENSY7B','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKYC3HVTZR6PB70PHQK','sexual attraction','Sexual attraction','en','','a desire for a sexual interaction with another person','attraction','[]','01EX5GBC26SH47B8P3XSFQXFT1','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKYV1BF9Q2F3FQE2HD8','sensual attraction','Sensual attraction','en','','a type of non-sexual {attraction} involving a desire for physical contact with another person (e.g. in form of cuddling). People who experience sensual attraction do not necessarilly experience {sexual attraction}.','attraction','[]','01EWXNWP6AW7Q9SFY9Y6YV65SA,01EWXQRC7CEB0Y0M5W9MGM6FPD','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKY5TW1AF5V0QT60QVD','polyamory','Polyamory|polyamorous','en','froma Ancient Greek {https://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/morph?l=polu&la=greek&can=polu0&prior=th=s#lexicon=πολυ} [poly] “many” and Latin {http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/text?doc=Perseus%3Atext%3A1999.04.0059%3Aentry%3Damor=amor} – "love"','a desire for multiple relationships or a relationship with more than one person at the same time; the relationships may or may not be romantic or sexual. Polyamorous relationships may take many different forms. Polyamory is a type of ethical {non-monogamy}.','relationship models','["Polyamorous","Polyamorous_","Polyamorous__","Polyamorous___"]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKYV93BJW5BHVNX8WKV','polyamorish','Polyamorish','en','{polyamorous} + ish','having a preference for {polyamorous} relationships while being open to engage in {monogamy}.','relationship models','[]','01EX333VVK74C588HN2T4N4N2N','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKY20X6G04BRTF5PD6V','polycule','Polycule','en','a merger of {polyamorous} and molecule','a term designating a "net" formed by all people in a given {polyamorous} relationship.','relationship models','[]','01EX336CJBHE4ZWGWXHWWKDZFS','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKZX4QVNW2DVNP7RWS3','polygender','Polygender','en','Ancient Greek {https://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/morph?l=polu&la=greek&can=polu0&prior=th=s#lexicon=πολυ} [poly] “many” + gender','a polygender person {#gender identity=identifies} with multiple genders.','gender','[]','01EWG5C211679CDSTEWZWWDN6E','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKZJSGPBXWE523GRDHJ','polysexual','Polysexual','en','Ancient Greek {https://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/morph?l=polu&la=greek&can=polu0&prior=th=s#lexicon=πολυ} [poly] “many” + {#sexual orientation=sexual}','a polysexual person experiences {sexual attraction} to multiple (but not necessarilly all) {#gender=genders}.','sexual orientation','["Polysexual"]','01EWG5GS6MRYPSRNGAQ99GAJ1D','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKZJNQET7GQBPR4N7J1','polyromantic','Polyromantic','en','Ancient Greek {https://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/morph?l=polu&la=greek&can=polu0&prior=th=s#lexicon=πολυ} [poly] “many” + {#romantic orientation=romantic}','a polyromantic person experiences {romantic attraction} to multiple (but not necessarilly all) {#gender=genders}.','romantic orientation','["Polyromantic"]','01EWG5MTX8FH27F2NHAWDP8F50,01EWG5N03J3A1HMJJJ6TCHZ654','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKZ2H3SBC9ZMPF0C205','pomoromantic','Pomoromantic','en','pomo (a shortening for “postmodern”) + {#romantic orientation=romantic}','having a {romantic orientation} which cannot be described in existing terms (such as {heteroromantic}, {panromantic}, {aromantic} etc.). The term was created by analogy with {pomosexual}.','romantic orientation','["Pomoromantic"]','01EWG5TKJ7FYDMBQW5AJCN5YKG','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKZ4W2P2PYYJEDXAD26','pomorosexual','Pomorosexual','en','pomo (a shortening for “postmodern”) + {#sexual orientation=sexual}','having a {sexual orientation} which cannot be described by existing terms (such as {heterosexual}, {pansexual}, {asexual} etc.). The term comes from 1997 {https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/280923.PoMoSexuals=book} by Carol Queen, Lawrence Schimel, and Kate Bornstein.','sexual orientation','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKZKKZQW633JRXGGFA1','progress pride flag','Progress Pride Flag','en','','designed in 2018 by Daniel Quasar. In addition to the regular pride flag design, it includes five arrow-shaped stripes symbolizing inlusivity. Black and brown stripes stand for {LGBT} people facing exclusion because of their ethnicity/skin color. The white, grey, and blue stripes come from the {transgender} pride flag. In 2021, a triangular {intersex} pride flag has been added to the design.','','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKZ0V5XDFH844ME43Y3','gendervoid','Gendervoid','en','','a {gender identity} under the {xenogender} umbrella. It signifies a void/abcense/emptiness in the place where one''s gender identity could have been.','gender','[]','01EXBQ2X4CM91RS7KTEBMVY11Y','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKZXKDYTE3461C0YA0E','queer','Queer','en','originally meant “strange” or “weird”; used to function as a slur against non-{heterosexual}/non-{cisgender} people; later was reclaimed by the community','a term referring to the movement and community of people whose {#sexual orientation=sexuality}, {romantic orientation}, {gender identity} and/or {#gender expression=expression} transgresses {#heteronormativity=hetero-}, {#cisnormativity=cis-} and {amatonormativity}. The term is sometimes used synonymously with {LGBT}, but it is tied to academic {queer anachrism}, which views patriarchy, capitalism and hierarchical power structures as the main sources of exclusion and discrimination. People who self-identify as queer may view the mainstream LGBT movement as assimilationist and ultimetaly heteronormative. It should be noted that, even though many people view the word "queer" as neutral or positive, some still remember its use as a slur and may not be comfortable with using it despite the word being to a large extent reclaimed by the community.','','["Queer","Anarcha-Queer"]','01EWGH3KZ44X4E6MXQPGEYRWNR,01EWGHBAB78SBZG1W6XND21H2D','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKZACFR79RN89ZND38Z','queerian','Queerian','en','','also known as QLQ (=queer loving queer); {attraction} of queer people towards other queer people.','sexual orientation|romantic orientation','["Queerian"]','01EWG5Z34R4XJNKA5EFJEZSD19','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKZDZSMD568V201GG6R','queerphobia','Queerphobia','en','{queer} + Ancient Greek φόβος [phóbos] - “fear”','negative attitudes and prejudice against {queer} people (or those perceived as queer).','','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKZAFZC0WJKQ1EBE8S2','quoiromantic, wtfromantic','Quoiromantic, WTFromantic','en','French quoi - “what” / WTF (the acronym of “what the fuck” + {#romantic orientation=romantic}','a term signifying a person who does not understand {romantic attraction}, cannot tell it apart from other types of {attraction}, is unsure whether they experience romantic attraction, rejects the concept of romantic attraction as applicable to them, etc.','romantic orientation','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKZN2W8W65QJ8BFYARK','quoisexual, wtfsexual','Quoisexual, WTFsexual','en','French quoi - “what” / WTF (the acronym of “what the fuck” + {#sexual orientation=sexual}','a term signifying a person who does not understand {sexual attraction}, cannot tell it apart from other types of {attraction}, is unsure whether they experience it or not, rejects the concept of sexual attraction as applicable to them, etc.','sexual orientation','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XKZ6WPW64FXRCV6CWYF','recipromantic','Recipromantic','en','reciprocate + {#romantic orientation=romantic}','a {romantic orientation} on the {aromantic spectrum}. A recipromantic person experiences {romantic attraction} if they know the other person feels it towards them.','romantic orientation','[]','01EWY772YVKMR5435DYYQGX8Y4','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM033Z129G6PJ02Q0H9','reciprosexual','Reciprosexual','en','reciprocate + {#sexual orientation=sexual}','a {sexual orientation} on the {asexual spectrum}. A reciprosexual person experiences {sexual attraction} if they know the other person feels it towards them.','sexual orientation','[]','01EWY74KBDF4YPAF4NMFVT7YK0','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM0VM5QGCZV34EWNK9B','group relationship','Group relationship','en','','an openly {non-monogamous} relationship in which all the people involved are in a relationship with one another','relationship models','[]','01EX321D21T64ZB9Y857CVY9XW','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM09BS7APFN8PV6003Y','queerplatonic relationship','Queerplatonic relationship|quasiplatonic relationship','en','{queer} + {platonic}','a term referring to a non-{#romantic attraction=romantic} but committed relationship which goes beyond what is typically viewed as friendship. Some queerplatonic relationships involve sexual activity and/or gestures viewed as romantic. See also: {platonic attraction}, {queerplatonic attraction}','relationship models','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM0E17564STMTRE8JG0','sexuality questioning','Sexuality questioning','en','','the process of discovering and questioning one''s {sexual orientation}; also an identity connected to said process.','sexual orientation','["Sexuality Questioning"]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM09NBKHQS2YNRSPJTQ','gender questioning','Gender questioning','en','','the process of discovering and questioning one''s {gender identity}; also an identity connected to said process.','gender','["Gender Questioning"]','01EWG76ST2KNDMRWNB7YK0YKKA','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM08T6Z5FP66MAPPTAA','nounself pronouns','Nounself pronouns','en','','a type of {neopronouns} based on a specific word (usually a noun) such as {https://en.pronouns.page/fae=fae/faer} based on the word "fae".','language','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM0203S74NQ78EZ98YC','sapphicgender','Sapphicgender','en','{sapphic} + {gender}','a {#femininity=feminine} {orientadiongender} in which one''s being {sapphic} is strongly connected to one''s {gender identity}. Sapphicgender people do not feel connection to {#heteronormativity=heteronormative} womanhood as it is strongly tied to attraction to men.','gender','[]','01EXCT6S4VF0NG7HDYJDNQN4GT','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM0JNAY5MM5RGT7GH5E','sapphic','Sapphic','en','','also know as WLW (=women loving women). A term designating {#woman=women} and {female-alligned non-binary} people attacted to other women and female-alligned non-binary people, regardless or their {orientation} (i.e. the term includes {#lesbian=lesbians}, {bisexual} women etc.). The word "sapphic" comes from the ancient Greek poet {https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sappho=Sappho} known for homoerotic themes in her writing. The sapphic flag features a viole; in one of her poems, Sappho describes herself and her lover as wearing headbands made of violets.','sexual orientation|romantic orientation','["Sapphic","Sapphic_"]','01EWG7VHT490ZAYDFK1JFYYGN7,01EWG7Z4YFJCZDCJ290Z4AC030','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM08K2MN1FD8FPV2H2G','saris','Saris','en','Hebrew סריס - "eunuch"','A {#Third gender=gender identity existing in Jewish culture}. The term refers to an {AMAB} person who later on exhibited feminine/female characteristics. Historically, it was most probably used to describe {intersex} people who gained female {#phenotypic=sex characeristics} during puberty. Nowadays, some Jewish {transgender}, {non-binary} and {intersex} people use it to describe themselves.','gender','[]','01EWKJ2A3Q1TSHAB2J2WSTY5EN','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM0G7W08PP17A6W03JS','saturnic','Saturnic','en','','{attraction=attracted} exclusively to {androgynous} people. The choice of the planet Saturn/Roman god Saturn for the name is most likely accidental.','sexual orientation|romantic orientation','[]','01EX5QZQ9MES7KXQEHM61957KE','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM08GZ024G2BDV3M1GN','singularian','Singularian','en','','in the {galactian alignment system} it is a term designating {#gender identity=gender identities} that are separate from all allignments, completely outside of the {gender binary}. The name refers to {https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravitational_singularity=singularity} in astrophysics.','gender','[]','01EX5P6CAPSEVBBQAQYH14Y75W','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM03YA575JTX599PJVF','leather subculture','Leather subculture','en','','a subculture (intersecting with the {queer}/{LGBT} community) of people enjoying wearing leather and sexual activites involving leather dating back to mid-twentietch century. See more in the {https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leather_subculture=Wikipedia article}.','','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM007TSXC1B8M5TYE35','solarian','Solarian','en','','in the {galactian alignment system} it is a term designating {#gender identity=gender identities} that are somewhat connected to {masculinity}. The name comes from the Sun which in many cultures is associated with masculinity.','gender','[]','01EX5NWHP5QXX381RP51P1E91Y','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM0NXVM30H2NWX6R6TX','solaric','Solaric','en','','{attraction} exclusively to {male-alligned non-binary} people.','sexual orientation|romantic orientation','[]','01EX5PXQWR3EB1S95SXZ51WD2E','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM0ET182EXZ6P30JRDN','spaciallian','Spaciallian','en','from “space”','in the {galactian alignment system} it is a term designating {xenic} {#gender identity=gender identities}.','gender','[]','01EX5PFYFEJ0CNS3A2BZ1NRVMR','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM1T5RB3A89VWZTAW6J','aplatonic spectrum','Aplatonic spectrum','en','','an umbrella term for people who do not experience {platonic attraction}, experience it rarely or only in cerain circumstances.','tertiary orientation','[]','01EXB09AMRFSEP75DW8XQE5XC1','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM1M9GFY2AN6G8X6PCR','aromantic spectrum','Aromantic spectrum','en','','an umbrella term for various types of {#aromoantic orientation=aromantic orientations}, e.g. {demiromantic} or {ignatoromantic}.','romantic orientation','[]','01EWGCW6AN2QTXJZ0BMGAKJ19M','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM1R718MBQ4PH3PJ6J1','asexual spectrum','Asexual spectrum','en','','an umbrella term for various type {asexual} {#sexual orientation=orientations} such as {demisexual}, {gray-asexual}, etc.','sexual orientation','[]','01EWGCRY9B4ZT8395ACQSVWNN5','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM105EWMZQH88EQWFP0','stellarian','Stellarian','en','','in the {galactian alignment system} it is a term designating {#gender identity=gender identities} that are {neutral} and/or have no connection to {masculinity} or {femininity}.','gender','[]','01EX5NTHSMFZVTCDB32AJZYCFB','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM1D3PZ4CHRTHVX7A8Z','stellaric','Stellaric','en','','{attraction} exclusively to {neutral} {non-binary} people.','sexual orientation|romantic orientation','[]','01EX5Q0MZSF0H540XG19WA48CQ','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM1VZQK1W82ZVSZD0W9','gendersylph','Gendersylph','en','','a type of a {#genderfluid=fluid} {gender identity} that includes exclusively or almost exclusively {#xenogender=xenogenders}. The name comes from {https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sylph=Sylphs}, spirits of the air. A {#masculinity=masculine} counterpart to gendersylph is {genderfaun}, a {#femininity=feminine} one is {genderfae}, and a {neutral} one is {genderflor}.','gender','[]','01EWGC6GQ8RVQP23TRPSZANVVR','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM1C9QFDRME5N450ZX0','galactian alignment system','Galactian alignment system','en','','a system for describing {gender identity} constructed in such a way that {non-binary} people do not have to describe their gender by using words such as "feminine" or "masculine". The system uses names of celestial bodies and associated deities and archetypes. It does not describe specific genders, but rather their allignments. Main terms used in the system are: {lunarian} (for {female-alligned non-binary} people), {solarian} (for {male-alligned non-binary} people), {aurorian} (for {genderfluid} people), {singularian} (for {agender}/{aporagander} people), and {spaciallian} (for {xenic} people).','gender','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM1AH0VDR2CCCADR0YE','systemgender','Systemgender','en','','a {gender identity} influenced by being a system (i.e. being more than one person in one body as it happens in people with {https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dissociative_identity_disorder=dissociative identity disorder}).','gender','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM11M3GZNF85M74B7W4','grayanalterous','Grayanalterous|Greyanalterous','en','grey/gray + an + {#alterous attraction=alterous}','a {tertiary orientation} on the {analterous} spectrum; the term refers to people who experience {alterous attraction} rarely or only under specific circumstances.','tertiary orientation','[]','01EZ6DM9V2QMEYWVPBCXQDAE5A','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM1FVS57X4VW8S0JHYK','grayanaesthetic','Grayanaesthetic|Greyanaesthetic','en','grey/gray + an + {#aesthetic attraction=aesthetic}','a {tertiary orientation} on the {anaesthetic} spectrum; the term refers to people who experience {aesthetic attraction} rarely or only under specific circumstances.','tertiary orientation','[]','01EZ6FA4TYRDCXFKNQZ8QQ7630','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM1VDWF69Q6CBFGJX8F','greyaromantic','Greyaromantic|Grayaromantic','en','grey/gray + {aromantic}','a {romantic orientation} on the {aromantic spectrum}; the term refers to people who experience {romantic attraction} rarely or only under specific circumstances.','romantic orientation','["Greyaromantic"]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM2M3ZBBW0NY86CPSYP','greyaplatonic','Greyaplatonic|Grayaplatonic','en','grey/gray + a + {#platonic attraction=platonic}','a {tertiary orientation}; the term refers to people who experience {platonic attraction} rarely or only under specific circumstances.','tertiary orientation','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM2525K0VRSZZ184XGK','greygender','Greygender|Grayaplatonic','en','grey/gray + {gender}','a {gender identity} under the {non-binary} umbrella. A greygender person is ambivalent or apathetic with regards to their gender identity. They feel they do have (a) gender(s) (thus, they are not {agender}), but they feel little to no connection to it/them.','gender','[]','01F18PF07FJXYYWBSH90XVBKRR','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM2533QBZ7X8MK0CCJT','grayaqueerplatonic','Grayaqueerplatonic|Greyaqueerplatonic','en','gray/grey + a + {queerplatonic}','a {tertiary orientation}; the term refers to people who experience {queerplatonic attraction} rarely or only under specific circumstances.','tertiary orientation','[]','01EZ6DQ9SYA7KCZT3GQ3AWVJ2T','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM24FQ3FBTHR56ZYQAY','grayasexual','Grayasexual|Greyasexual|Grayace|Greyace','en','grey/gray + {asexual} / {ace}','a {sexual orientation} on the {asexual} spectrum; the term refers to people who experience {sexual attraction} rarely or only under specific circumstances.','sexual orientation','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM2A4Q7Y22TSD8EHH9E','grayasensual','Grayasensual|Greyasensual','en','gray/grey + a + {#sensual attraction=sensual}','a {tertiary orientation}; the term refers to people who experience {sensual attraction} rarely or only under specific circumstances.','tertiary orientation','[]','01EZ6DCQ813MCEGB187TRVEBNS','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM2Z12237HESR1FB25M','conversion therapy','Conversion therapy','en','','practices aimed at changing the {sexual orientation} and/or {gender idenity} of non-{heterosexual} and non-{cisgender} people. There is no evidence that the practices work; moreover, it has been shown that they may contribute to depression and other psychological disorders as well as to suicadal ideation and attempts in (see, e.g. {https://www.apa.org/pi/lgbt/resources/just-the-facts.pdf=American Psychiatric Association 2008}: 5-10). They have been {https://irct.org/media-and-resources/latest-news/article/1027?fbclid=IwAR1CKtuMHLUMZhRqIrRxk9jdYYvaPJP660CNfKfPFI_GZjiI6vs3KkrVDY8=recognized as torture} by the International Rehabilitation Council for Torture Victims and {https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conversion_therapy#Legal_status=banned} in over 20 countries.','','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM26QY8HPMSW0Q3HD72','terf','TERF','en','','trans-exclusionary radical feminism; a {#transphobia=transphobic} current within the feminist movement. TERFs often view {#trans woman=trans women} as predatory males who want to enter and claim women-only spaces and {#trans man=trans men} as women who internalized the omnipresent misogyny and sought {transition} as a means of escaping womanhood or bettering the social status. To those interested in the topic, we recommend a {https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1pTPuoGjQsI=video-essay} by Natalie Wynn and a {https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Avcp-e4bOs=video} by Jamie Dodger and Shaaba in which they respond to the British writer JK Rowling''s transphobia, deconstructing many TERF talkin points on the way.','','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM21DZ0VC0CY7WYWGHQ','rainbow capitalism','Rainbow capitalism|pink capitalism','en','','a term referring to inclusion of the {LGBTQ} movement into the capitalist system. The LGBTQ community becomes a big market demographic targeted with seemingly "progressive" activities (known as {pinkwashing}) of corporations. Rainbow capitalism is criticized by the {anarchaqueer} movement.','politics','[]','01FBXGQKQHB9KZ4X7W3F0K5FP9','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM46P99A3SXJH9JY2M6','toric','Toric','en','from a Latin suffix {https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/-tor#Latin=tor} used to form masculine agent nouns','a {non-binary} person’s {attraction} towards {#man=men}.','sexual orientation|romantic orientation','["Toric"]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM4W23ZP7FAB9NJB107','trixic','Trixic','en','from a Latin suffix {https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/-trix#Latin=trix} used to form feminine agent nouns','a {non-binary} person’s {attraction} towards {#woman=women}.','sexual orientation|romantic orientation','["Trixic"]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM43ZVRCZZKVMFY89KD','intergender','Intergender','en','{intersex} + {gender}','a {gender identity} that is inherently connected to one’s experience of being {intersex}.','gender','[]','01EWEDSGARN03RX94N0WTH84Y0,01EWEDSP9TXTVF8322XFMWR8NC,01EWEDSSAJEJ4TPXAKHQ87HERE','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM4XAZB95J45GV3QD9T','gender identity','Gender identity','en','','the {gender} one experiences and identifies with. A person''s gender identity may be the same as or different than their {#AGAB=assigned gender}. It may or may not allign with all layers of their so-called {biological sex} (i.e. {chromosomal}, {hormonal}, {phenotypic} and {genital} sex differentiation. People who are of the gender they were assigned at birth are referred to as {cisgender}, while people who are of a different gender than the one assigned to them at birth are {transgender}.','gender','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM4GKEQSP0VQ7WR6PQT','trans woman','Trans woman','en','','a {woman} whose {#AGAB=gender assigned at birth} was different than that of a woman (typically, she was {#AMAB=assigned male at birth}.','gender','["Transfeminine"]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM45D1NV6DE02HTFGR5','trans man','Trans man','en','','a {man} whose {#AGAB=gender assigned at birth} was different than that of a man (typically, he was {#AFAB=assigned female at birth}.','gender','["Transmasculine"]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM4FENFAE4SP965NVBV','transbinary','Transbinary','en','','A subset of the {transgender} community comprising of people identifiying with one of the {#gender binary=binary genders}, i.e. {#trans women=trans woman} and {#trans man=trans men}, as opposed to {non-binary people}.','gender','[]','01FBG3CEV46SBP2RPM5GRQK68A','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM47Q38GB2HDKVYH03W','transphobia','Transphobia','en','trans (as in {transgender}) + Ancient Greek φόβος [phóbos] - “fear”','negative attitudes and prejudice against {transgender} and {gender non-conforming people}, often rooted in ignorance, irrational fears, religious beliefs, or {cisnormativity}.','','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM4RRCTPSKYTWB8M3D2','trans-medicalism','Trans-medicalism','en','','a view in which in order to qualify as a "real" {transgender} person one must experience {gender dysphoria} and desire {#hrt=hormonal treatment} and {#srs=surgeries}. Transemedicalists view being transgender as a medical condition and {#transition=transitioning} as treatment. They may dismiss people who do not experience dysphoria and {non-binary} people as "trans trenders" (based on {https://www.cambridge.org/core/books/nonbinary-genders/9D6E634031ED76037B85C00FD02F91B5=Vincent 2020}: 7-8). It should be noted that the latest version of the International Classification of Diseases (ICD-11) does not classify being transgender as a mental disorder (which was the case in earlier versions). While explaining the change, it was noted that such classification was mistaken and contributed to stigmatization (see the official {https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kyCgz0z05Ik=announcent} by the World Health Organization concerning this issue). To those wishing to learn more about the subject, we recommend Natalie Wynn''s {https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EdvM_pRfuFM=video essay}.','','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM4T182928S26NVTXV8','transmisogyny','Transmisogyny','en','trans (as in {transgender}) + misogyny - “hatered towards women”; from Ancient Greek μῖσος [misos] - "hatered" and γυνή [gyne] – "woman"','a combination of {transphobia} and misogyny; prejudice and hatered towards {#trans woman=trans women}. It may be rooted in sexism and {homophobia}; trans women are viewed as threatening to the masculinity of {heterosexual} {cisgender} men (who view their attraction towards trans women as a sign of homosexuality). Trans women are also sometimes viewed as a threat to cis women (e.g. by {#TERF=TERFs}).','','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM406MSRSA4XN48ZM0R','transneutral','Transneutral','en','trans (as in {transgender}) + {neutral}','a {neutral} {gender identity} of a {transgender} person','gender','["Transneutral"]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM4FSKGF1KG9ZKB1M7C','transgender','Transgender','en','Latin trans - “on the other side” + {gender}','a term referring to people whose {#AGAB=gender assigned at birth} is different than their {gender identity}. It includes {#trans man=trans men} and {#trans woman=trans women} as well as {non-binary} people. Many, but not all, transgender people experience {gender dysphoria} or {#gender euphoria=euphoria}. Some opt for medical {transiton} (e.g. {#HRT=hormone replacement therapy} or {#SRS=surgeries}), but not all (they may be unable due to financial or political reasons, or simply may not want to). Some opt for changing their {legal gender} marker, but not all. It should be noted that procedures of changing one''s legal gender marker may be difficult or simply non-existent in certain countries; moreover, in manyc countries there is no option available for {non-binary} people. Whether (and how) a person transitions has no bearing on the validity of their identity.','gender','["Transgender"]','01EWG97TBS9F34XGT7X1F0A6Q4','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM5TDE3KE7ZWT1PHC43','transition','Transition','en','','the process of starting one''s life as a person of one''s actual gender. It takes place gradually on many different levels. We may talk about social transition (using new name and/or pronouns, changing one''s wardrobe and overall {gender expression}), legal transition (changing one''s {legal gender} marker) and medical transition ({#hrt=hormonal therapy} and/or {#srs=surgeries}).','gender','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM5GYA96AR8K6JA52K4','travesti','Travesti','en','Portugese travestigênero','a {third gender} found in Brazilian culture. The term is used by {AMAB} people who do not undergo medical {transition}. A travesti may describe themself as a {woman} or a {non-binary} person. Spelling "travesty" is used by People of Color.','gender','[]','01EWKCFC14W5EWZ3T9J03PMKWZ','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM5WC5HPXRQA6WKTYHJ','trigender','Trigender','en','Latin prefix tri meaning “three” + {gender}','having three {#gender identity=gender identities}.','gender','["Trigender"]','01EWGARVJKKDEZP425NB6CKZXQ','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM5WWGR9XSMXS5FXT95','truscum','Truscum','en','','a derogatory slang term for people with {trans-medical} views; it derives from the expression “true transsexual”.','','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM55XXH8SZP5F47JX30','tertiary attraction','Tertiary attraction','en','','an umbrella term for types of {attraction} other than {#sexual attraction=sexual} and {#romantic attraction=romantic}, e.g.: {#platonic attraction=platonic}, {#aesthetic attraction=aesthetic}, or {#sensual attraction=sensual}.','attraction','[]','01EWXQYMWPV2K9E2SHTC6S9HZH','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM62DE128R1SC20B9D9','third gender','Third gender','en','','a term designating identities other than those of men and woman present in various cultures. Examples include {fa''afafine}, {#hijra=hijras}, {muxe}, and {burrnesha=sworn virgins}.','gender','[]','01EWKJM7RCEPK1YHXSJVZGDEWY,01EWKJMG1HB30A9G8TGMYGTY6K','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM6EX33CGDCZ7PC87RY','tumtum','Tumtum','en','Hebrew טומטום - "hidden"','a {third gender} found in the Jewish culture. Traditionally, the term refered to {intersex} people whose genitals were "hidden" under their skin or unrecognizable. Nowadays, it used by some Jewish {non-binary} or {intersex} people.','gender','[]','01EWKGVJFP2JY29P2HFJY04ADB,01EWKHSZTM5AVF82HJPGGQ6XEG','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM684QJKB06WCT3A8HP','twink','Twink','en','','a {gay} {man} whose apperance and {gender expression} is less masculine and more feminine or androgynous. A typical twink is slim with little to no body hair.','gender expression','[]','01EWGG5CYXSR4AAM5E7NK61M5Y','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM6H9E1FV06N21SHF4B','angled aro-ace','Angled aro-ace','en','angled + {aro-ace}','an {aspec} person who experiences some type of {attraction}.','sexual orientation|romantic orientation|tertiary orientation','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM64FBGEGDNEVZYY9RQ','uranic','Uranic','en','','experiencing {attraction} exclusively to {#man=men} and {non-binary} people. The choice of the planet/Greek god Uranus is most likely accidental.','sexual orientation|romantic orientation','[]','01EX5QYDNTPEKKD2T6NZWZ7ZV0','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM6QB3E7E732RBB05EP','gender recognition','Gender recognition','en','','the process of changing a person''s {legal gender} marker so that it alligns with their {gender identity}.','gender','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM66W5KKSR2VJSA0D0G','variorientation','Variorientation','en','from Latin varius - “diverse/different”','a term referring to people whose {#sexual orientation=sexual} and {#romantic orientaion=romantic} orientations differ, e.g. a person who is {pansexual} but {homoromantic}.','sexual orientation|romantic orientation','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM67719475STG48GH2S','venusic','Venusic','en','','a term describing {attraction} of {non-binary} people to {#woman=women} and {female-alligned non-binary} people. The name derrives from {https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Venus_(mythology)=Venus}, a Roman goddess associated with feminity.','sexual orientation|romantic orientation','[]','01EWGAW1VCQ6QM214HEYVDEX6Z','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM6P6PY0C02Q9T47NH7','coming out','Coming out|Coming out of the closet','en','','the process of disclosing one''s non-normative {orientation}, {gender identity}, or some other identity to one''s friends, loved ones, coworkers etc.','','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM6S8SDJ84W09RS4QMJ','aromantic erasure','Aromantic erasure','en','','an example of {arophobia}, rooted in {amatonormativity}; excluding and/or invisblizing {aromantic} people in/from the {LGBT} community, claiming that every person experiences romantic love, referring only to {asexual} people when talking about the {aspec} community.','','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM6EYPHAEK8MW06VDAD','asexual erasure','Asexual erasure','en','','an example of {acephobia}; excluding/invisblizing {asexual} people in/from the {LGBT} community by claiming that either asexuality does not exist or that asexual people do not belong in the community; asexual-exclusionists would often read the A in the LGBTQIA acronym as standing for {#ally=allies}, instead of {asexual}, {aromantic} and {agender} people.','','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM6SN1YX0BHHYQQA1X3','bisexual erasure','Bisexual erasure','en','','ignoring and erasing {#bisexual=bisexuality} and bisexual people from history, media, and discourse. It may involve describing bisexual people as either {#homosexual=homo-} or {heterosexual}. For example, the singer {https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freddie_Mercury=Freddy Mercury} is often described as gay, even though he was openly bisexual.','','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM6Y19SCWRC0GYFC4D2','nullpronominal','Nullpronominal','en','Latin nullus - “none” + pronomina - “pronouns”','a term for a person who does not wish to be referred to with any third person pronouns or gendered terms; see our guide to {https://en.pronouns.page/avoiding=avoiding gendered forms} for more information.','language','[]','01EX5VZ5S9TYFRFCS8162N0CCP','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM7QG8GRXMXF3AHNC61','terraric','Terraric','en','from Latin terra - “earth”','a term referring to {non-binary} people''s exclusive {attraction} towards other non-binary people. A word referencing Earth has been chosen to signify the difference from {venusic} and {marsic} attraction (attraction to {#woman=women} and {#man=men}, respectively).','sexual orientation|romantic orientation','["Gay"]','01EX5QSA05E4SXJ0AHPW238CMT','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM7W14TC897X1ZWB97Z','genderflux','Genderflux','en','','a term signifying that one''s {gender identity} fluctuates over time in terms of intensity (from no sense of gender to a strong sense of gender). These fluctuations may be random, regular, or dependant on certain conditions.','gender','["Genderflux"]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM7S0H1TPMF716P85RS','fluidflux','Fluidflux|genderfluix','en','a combination of {genderfluid} and {genderflux}','being both {genderfluid} and {genderflux}; a term signifying that one''s {gender identity} fluctuates over time both in terms of intensity (from no sense of gender to a strong sense of gender) and allignment (e.g. between being {#masculinity=masculine}, {#femininity=feminine}, {androgynous}, or {neutral}). These fluctuations may be random, regular, or dependant on certain conditions.','gender','[]','01EXEV02X57RT7WEX6KH1E356V,01EXEV03E2712GPC65JT6P4FTQ','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1),
('01FJ0C3XM78NSD5V00BEXV0HV1','oriented aro-ace','Oriented aro-ace','en','{orientation} + {aro-ace}','a strictly {aromantic} and {asexual} person who experiences some type of {tertiary attraction}.','sexual orientation|romantic orientation','[]','','01EP5KZNBCCAD2024012HFMCR3',1);
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