Begrosexual
a begrosexual can be heterosexual,homosexual etc and is associated with being attracted to extremely obese people.
Begrosexual by dave-dave-dave March 7, 2009
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beebosexual
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Beebosexual
Beebosexual by SKskkskskskskskksKKSK May 18, 2019
barosexual
A sexual orientation of which a person can love no human being on the planet except Cha Sun Woo from B1A4
barosexual by jinyoungsbutt February 8, 2013
berrisexual
Berrisexual: Someone attracted to women and feminine genders and androgynous genders, but also very rarely attracted to men and masculine genders.
Person A: I usually don't feel attracted to guys, but you're cute.
Person B: Oh, you're berrisexual?
Person A: I think so! Thanks!
Person B: Oh, you're berrisexual?
Person A: I think so! Thanks!
berrisexual by Here~and~queer September 15, 2023
Bedosexual
Someone who becomes overly attracted to beds instead of humans to the point he/she wants to just stay in bed all day and sleep without any interruption
Some random person: oh bro you look so tired
Haseeb: oh yeah i am so tired i am awake for days now and all i want is my bed and some sleep but stupid Ellie wants me to stay up with her so i broke up with that ho and decide im gonna turn Bedosexual
Haseeb: oh yeah i am so tired i am awake for days now and all i want is my bed and some sleep but stupid Ellie wants me to stay up with her so i broke up with that ho and decide im gonna turn Bedosexual
Bedosexual by Inmate4587 February 27, 2019
Negrosexual
A white person who is sexually attracted to or amorously involved with a so-called Negro; usage circa 1960s.
Etymology: The word was current in the early to mid-1960s, before the black power movement replaced the word "Negro" with "Afro-American" and "Black" in polite conversation. The word is featured in the title of Guy D. St. Lazare's 1966 pulp novel "The Young Negrosexuals".
Etymology: The word was current in the early to mid-1960s, before the black power movement replaced the word "Negro" with "Afro-American" and "Black" in polite conversation. The word is featured in the title of Guy D. St. Lazare's 1966 pulp novel "The Young Negrosexuals".
"They came to love negroes."
"What were they called?"
"They were called: THE YOUNG NEGROSEXUALS"
-- jacket blurb from G.D. St. Lazare's novel "The Young Negrosexuals" (New York: Berkely Original, 1966)
"What were they called?"
"They were called: THE YOUNG NEGROSEXUALS"
-- jacket blurb from G.D. St. Lazare's novel "The Young Negrosexuals" (New York: Berkely Original, 1966)
Negrosexual by Twathenge April 25, 2006