Heteropansexual
people are pansexuals attracted to the opposite gender only. The term was coined by social media users in early
2020 to differentiate from incorrect
definition of pansexuality as "gender-blindness" when in
reality it doesn'
t describe gender preference at all. A pansexual person can be
straight, gay,
bi and so on. Pansexual
people, however, are attracted to their potential partner only after establishing rapport, connection or getting to know them, i.e. they care more about behaviour and personality than looks. Their attraction is to the relationship energy first, physical aspects later. Pansexuals are incapable of developing a romantic or sexual attraction to a person that doesn't posses desired personality traits regardless of their physical attributes
like height, hair or eye colour, body shape, etc.
Heteropansexuals,
like all pansexuals, still go for the more physically attractive partner when there are multiple partners available with equally pleasing personality but they will settle for a less attractive partner if the desired trait is rare.
Some of the traits that might be desired by a pansexual in their partner:
- intelligence,
- sense of humour,
- specific knowledge (e.g. literature or medicine),
- same hobby,
- being a flirt or shy,
- being strict or amicable,
- willingness to fulfil a specific fetish (e.g. sex in public, age play, etc.),
- generosity,
- supportiveness
...and many more.
Girl, that
guy's heteropansexual - it doesn't matter how you look, what matters is how you look at him!
- Bruh, look at her, she's got it all -
tits,
ass and legs longer than your future!
- Nah, man, I'm pansexual. I want someone I can talk to.
- We're talkin...
- Okay, I'm heteropansexual.
