anthrosexual 

This term means "sexuality involving humans" and includes all genders but does not refer to sexual orientation or practice.

Basically, Anthrosexuality means turning a blind eye to gender. So whether a person is straight, gay, bisexual, transgendered, female to male, male to female, ftm, mtf, queer, pansexual, It doesn't matter. What matters is the connection you have with the person.

Being Anthrosexual doesn't mean having a list of acceptable genders and lifestyles. Infact the entire list is erased, and everyone is seen for what they really are. People.

anthrosexual by Miss X July 10, 2005

anthrosexual 

Anthrosexuality basically means being attracted to humans. The word 'anthro' comes from the Greek 'anthropos' which means 'man' or 'human'.

Anthrosexuality is somewhat like bisexuality, except that it refers to all genders and 'in-betweens'. It is the blindness to another's gender or sex. The personality of a person is what attracts an anthosexual person and the connetction that is shared between two people.

Anthrosexuals don't have a list of acceptable genders and lifestyles. Instead, they have no list and see people for what they really are: Human Beings

Chuck: I don't get it, you like guys, and you like girls, but you're not bi?
Anne: I don't like 'guys' or 'girls,' I like people. So I'm anthrosexual.

anthrosexual by Fizzy_Lizzy September 22, 2008

anthrosexual 

An ultra-pretentious term for bisexuality. Favoured by cretins who attempt to be unique in every single area, but in doing so are ironically conforming to a cliché.

I am anthrosexual, so I do find women sexually attractive. However, I am largely hetero-romantic. I fall in love with men, I end up in relationships with men, I couldn't really see myself settling down with a woman. Then again, far stranger things have happened. Even if I was with a woman, I would crave penetrative sex. Strap-ons only do so much, and while I really enjoy non penetrative sex, it wouldn't be enough for forever. So, effectively, my response to this thread is to say that the chances of me marrying a man with a very small penis are about the same as me marrying a woman. Not impossible, but we would have to get creative.

anthrosexual by foxyfoxo March 3, 2009

androsexual 

The sexual and romantic attraction to masculine people. Either males, masculine non-binary people and / or masculine females

They used to identity as bisexual, but recently they found out theyre androsexual.

androsexual by leosfroggychair September 23, 2020

astrosexual 

Any individual who has an excessive fetish for outer space or astronomic topics as to (almost) turn it into a sexual tendency

While zoophiles spend their leisure time in barns or pet stores, astrosexuals spend most of their time locked inside local observatories allegedly "searching the skies for new discoveries"

astrosexual by 0rphe October 15, 2009

androsexual 

A term used to describe people who feel romantic or sexual attraction to men, males, or masculinity, regardless of the person’s anatomy or birth-assigned sex.

“What sexuality did you say you were again?”
“I’m androsexual. It means I’m attracted to masculine people, whether their birth sex is male or not.”
“That’s right, thank you!”

androsexual by ‘líto May 31, 2021

Androsexual 

1. Anyone who has sexual leanings towards males.

From the greek 'andros' meaning "man", and the latin 'sexualis' meaning "relating to sex"

The distinction androsexual/gynosexual can be contrasted with distinction heterosexual/homosexual. Rather than refering to the relative gender of the object of attracting (other/same), it refers to it directly (male/female).

One might consider the case where one undergoes a sexchange; if the object of attraction doesn't change, then the orientation in terms of hetero-/homosexual does change, which is somewhat peculiar.

2. Anyone who has sexual leanings toward androgynes.

Referring to anyone who has a sexual preference toward anyone who may class themselves as non-gendered, genderneutral, agendered, between genders, intergendered, bigendered,"pangender' or genderfluid.

This is in a sense similar bisexuality.

1. John, as it turned out, wasn't a homosexual; after his sexchange he still liked men, ergo he was an androsexual.

2. John, who prefered to be known as Josephine and thought of himself as bigender due to his body, had an androsexual girlfriend who prefered feminine men.

Androsexual by Wolnixer January 4, 2010