Een index van A tot Z met elke identiteit uit deze gids, om snel iets op te zoeken. Blader alfabetisch of gebruik de zoekfunctie.
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Abrosexual
T5
A sexual orientation characterized by fluidity - the person's orientation changes frequently or constantly over time, shifting between different identities.
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Aceflux / Aroflux
T5
Aceflux and aroflux describe attraction that fluctuates along the asexual and aromantic spectrums over time, rather than staying fixed.
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Achillean / MLM (Men Loving Men)
T4
An umbrella term for men (and masculine-aligned people) attracted to other men, regardless of whether they also experience attraction to other genders.
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Agender
T3
Having no gender identity, or a gender identity of 'none.' Also called genderless, gender-free, non-gendered, or ungendered.
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Androgyne & Androgyny
T3
Androgyne describes a gender identity that combines masculine and feminine or sits between them, while androgyny describes a blended gender expression that a person of any gender can have.
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Androsexual & Gynesexual
T4
Androsexual describes attraction to masculinity or men, and gynesexual attraction to femininity or women. Both are worded to describe who someone is drawn to without assuming the gender of the person feeling it.
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Aporagender
T5
A gender identity that is separate from and defined entirely independently of masculine, feminine, or any combination between them.
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Aroace
T3
A combined identity descriptor for people who are both aromantic and asexual - experiencing little to no romantic attraction and little to no sexual attraction.
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Aromantic Spectrum
T3
Experiences little to no romantic attraction toward others.
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Asexual Spectrum
T2
Does not experience sexual attraction toward others.
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Autosexual & Autoromantic
T5
Autosexual and autoromantic describe sexual or romantic attraction directed primarily toward oneself.
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Bear (Bear Brotherhood)
T4
Bear culture is a community within gay, bisexual and queer men's spaces that celebrates larger, hairier, rugged-masculine bodies and a warm, welcoming social ethos.
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Bigender
T3
Identifies as having two distinct gender identities - simultaneously present or alternating.
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Bisexual
T1
Emotional, romantic, and/or sexual attraction to more than one gender - not necessarily equally, simultaneously, in the same way, or to the same degree.
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Burrnesha (Albanian Sworn Virgins)
T4
A traditional social gender role in the Albanian highlands in which a person assigned female at birth takes an oath of lifelong celibacy and thereafter lives entirely as a man.
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Butch & Femme
T2
Butch and femme are gender expressions rooted in lesbian and queer culture: butch draws on masculinity, femme on femininity, and both are identities in their own right.
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Ceterosexual & Ceteromantic
T5
Sexual (ceterosexual) or romantic (ceteromantic) attraction to non-binary, genderqueer, and gender-nonconforming people.
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Cisgender
T2
A person whose gender identity aligns with the sex they were assigned at birth.
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Cross-Dresser
T2
A person who wears clothing typically associated with a different gender, for any reason - comfort, expression, performance, or enjoyment.
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Demiflux
T5
A gender identity with two components: one part is stable, and another part fluctuates in intensity.
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Demigender (Demigirl / Demiboy)
T4
Identifies partially (but not fully) with one gender, alongside another gender or no gender.
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Demisexual
T3
Demisexual people experience sexual attraction only after forming a deep emotional bond, and do not feel immediate (primary) sexual attraction.
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Disability Pride
T4
Disability Pride affirms disability as a natural part of human diversity, and its flag represents the disability community while being safe for people with visually-triggered conditions.
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Drag (Drag Queens & Drag Kings)
T1
The performance art of dressing in exaggerated gender presentation - typically the opposite of one's everyday gender - for entertainment, artistic expression, or cultural celebration.
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Enbian
T5
A term for non-binary people attracted to other non-binary people - the non-binary equivalent of 'sapphic' and 'achillean.'
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Fictosexual
T5
Sexual attraction directed primarily or exclusively toward fictional characters, typically with a strong emotional attachment.
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Gay / Homosexual
T1
A person who experiences emotional, romantic, and/or sexual attraction primarily or exclusively to people of the same or a similar gender.
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Gender Nonconforming (GNC)
T3
A broad descriptor for people whose gender expression does not conform to the social norms and expectations associated with their assigned sex at birth or identified gender.
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Genderfae & Genderfaun
T5
Genderfae and genderfaun are genderfluid identities that never reach one binary pole: genderfae shifts between genders but never fully male, genderfaun shifts but never fully female.
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Genderfluid
T2
A gender identity that shifts over time or depending on context - between male, female, non-binary, and others - at varying rates and frequencies.
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Genderflux
T5
A gender identity in which the intensity of one's gender varies over time - for example, sometimes feeling fully female, sometimes agender, sometimes between.
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Gendergender
T5
When someone experiences a gender, but that gender is unexplainable and can only be identified as 'gender' and nothing else.
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Genderqueer
T3
A gender identity (and umbrella term) for people who reject or blur traditional gender categories.
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Gendervague
T5
A neurogender identity in which a person's gender cannot be separated from, or described independently of, their neurodivergence.
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Greygender & Gendervoid
T5
Greygender describes a weak, partial, or low-intensity gender; gendervoid describes an actively felt sense of having no gender, an inner emptiness where gender would be.
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Heterosexual / Straight
T1
Emotional, romantic, and/or sexual attraction primarily to people of a different gender.
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Hijra & South/Southeast Asian Third Genders
T4
Hijra are a recognized third-gender community across South Asia (India, Pakistan, Bangladesh), with parallel third-gender roles across Southeast Asia.
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Intersex
T2
An umbrella term for people born with variations in sex characteristics (chromosomes, hormones, gonads, or anatomy) that do not fit typical binary definitions.
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Leather (Leather Pride)
T4
Leather culture is a community built around leather, kink and BDSM, with deep roots in post-war queer and gay men's spaces, and values of trust, consent and honest negotiation.
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Lesbian
T1
A woman (or non-binary person who relates to womanhood in some way) who experiences emotional, romantic, and/or sexual attraction primarily or exclusively to other women and/or non-binary people.
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Libramasculine & Librafeminine
T5
Partial-gender identities in which a person is mostly agender but feels a small, secondary attachment to masculinity (libramasculine) or femininity (librafeminine).
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Mahu
T4
A traditional Hawaiian and Tahitian identity for people who embody both masculine and feminine spirit.
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Maverique
T5
A non-binary gender that is independent of and not defined by reference to the gender binary - not a mix, not a midpoint, not an absence, but its own distinct gender.
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Multigender
T4
An umbrella term for anyone who experiences more than one gender identity - simultaneously, alternately, or fluidly.
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Neutrois
T4
A gender identity described as neutral, null, or absent - distinct from agender in that neutrois often implies a specific quality of neutral gender rather than simply no gender.
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Non-Binary
T1
A gender identity (and umbrella term) for genders that exist outside the male/female binary.
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Novosexual
T5
An orientation in which a person's sexual orientation changes together with their gender identity.
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Omnisexual
T4
Attraction to people of all genders, similar to pansexual, but with the distinction that gender does play a role in the experience of attraction.
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Pangender
T4
A gender identity in which a person identifies with all genders, or with so many genders that their experience is effectively without limit or boundary.
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Pansexual
T2
Sexual, romantic, and/or emotional attraction to people regardless of their sex or gender.
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Polyamorous
T2
The practice of engaging in multiple romantic and/or sexual relationships simultaneously, with the knowledge and full consent of all parties involved.
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Polysexual
T4
Sexual/romantic attraction to multiple - but not necessarily all - genders.
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Pup / Puppy Play
T4
Pup play is a form of role play and community within kink culture in which a person takes on a relaxed, affectionate, dog-like headspace.
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Queer
T1
An umbrella term for sexual and/or gender identities that are not exclusively heterosexual or cisgender.
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Queer People of Color (QPOC)
T4
Queer People of Color (QPOC) centres the experiences of LGBTQ+ people who are also Black, Indigenous or people of colour, at the intersection of racism and anti-LGBTQ+ bias.
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Questioning
T2
Used to describe people who are exploring or are unsure about their sexual orientation, gender identity, or both.
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Reciprosexual & Recipromantic
T5
Sexual (reciprosexual) or romantic (recipromantic) attraction that develops only after the other person has expressed attraction first.
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Sapiosexual
T4
Sexual and/or romantic attraction based primarily on intelligence rather than on gender or physical characteristics.
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Sapphic / WLW
T3
An umbrella term for women (and feminine-aligned people) attracted to other women, regardless of whether they also experience attraction to other genders.
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Spectrasexual
T5
Sexual and/or romantic attraction to multiple or varied genders - framed as attraction across a spectrum of genders and sexes, including non-binary and intersex people.
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Straight Ally
T2
A cisgender, heterosexual person who supports LGBTQ+ rights and affirms LGBTQ+ identities.
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Third Gender
T4
An umbrella concept for gender roles, recognized across many cultures, that exist outside the Western man/woman binary - each culturally specific and not interchangeable.
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Transgender
T1
An umbrella adjective for a person whose gender identity does not align with the sex assigned to them at birth.
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Transgender & Nonbinary Love
T4
A love-and-solidarity design that combines the transgender and non-binary pride palettes to celebrate trans and non-binary people and their relationships.
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Transmasculine & Transfeminine
T3
Umbrella terms for trans people who move toward masculinity (transmasculine) or femininity (transfeminine), including binary and non-binary people whose identity or expression leans that way.
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Travesti
T4
A Latin American gender identity for people assigned male at birth who develop a feminine gender identity and expression, understood within Latin American gender theory as its own gender position.
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Trigender
T5
Identifies as having three distinct gender identities - which may be simultaneously present, alternating, or fluid between them.
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Two-Spirit
T3
A modern English umbrella term used across many Indigenous North American communities to describe people who fulfill a traditional third-gender or gender-variant ceremonial and social role.
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Xenogender
T4
An umbrella term for gender identities that cannot be adequately described using existing human gender language and are instead described through other frameworks.