Polysyngeny

An umbrella term for the practice of engaging in multiple relationships at once. This term includes polyamory, polyconcupiscence, and polyplatonic.

Origin: Poly- + Syngeny (derived from the Greek word "συγγένεια" or "syngéneia" meaning "relationship").

Polysyngeny is a hypernym containing polyamory and polyconcupiscence.

by Shugunou June 19, 2023

Antinoun

Any deliberate use of a pronoun against the wishes of someone for whom self-identification was an important issue.

Origin: Coined by Håkon Søreide on Quora.

The transphobic teacher continued using the antinoun, despite the wishes of their student.

by Shugunou December 20, 2023

Massexual

Sexual attraction to people of the male gender and/or sex. The romantic equivalent is masromantic.

Origin: Mas (Latin for Male) + Sexual

I am massexual so I am attracted to people who are male.

by Shugunou November 04, 2023

Oral Mopping

Cleaning something with your tongue. Usually used in a sexual context. It is named this way due to the way the tongue moves being similar to how a mop moves when used for cleaning floors.

I decided that I would use oral mopping instead of cleaning the toilets normally.

by Shugunou February 16, 2023

Corking

A subcategory of ero guro where you make a hole in someone's skin and then fill it in with a cork or similar object.

You think you are a degenerate? I'm into corking!

by Shugunou October 29, 2022

Witch Accusation

An accusation made against someone of something so others don't accuse the accuser of that thing.

Origin: During the time of the Salem Witch Trials, people would accuse their neighbors of being witches so that people would not accuse them.

The gay person made a witch accusation and accused the trans person of being a predator in the hopes that they wouldn't be called a predator themself.

by Shugunou January 28, 2023

Identity Dysphoria

An umbrella term for dysphoria caused by identity incongruence including gender dysphoria, species dysphoria (referring to what is experienced by Therians and Otherkin), and age dysphoria. Contrary to popular belief, identity dysphoria is not exclusive to people with identities that differ from what they were born as or physically are. In theory, anyone can have identity dysphoria if they experience identity incongruence. For instance, if a cis man has gynomastia, he may experience gender dysphoria. However, this is much more rare and the majority of people who experience gender dysphoria are transgender, intersex, and/or double-binary.

My body does not reflect my identity and it causes me identity dysphoria.

by Shugunou April 03, 2023