#Juvelic terms are attraction terms with loose requirements, basically. I'd rather not spend too much time explaining how we can separate them from other terms used as orientations.

Juvelic terms may be used as orientations on their own ("I'm achillean", "my orientation is grayromantic achillean") or as supplementary labels ("I'm a pansexual man so I'm achillean", "I'm a gay man so I'm part of the achillean community").

Here are some more general juvelic terms:

:placa_femarica: Femaric: A term for LGBTQIAPN+ people attracted to women, exclusively or not. Lesbians can use it, pan NB people can use it, het men who are a-spec/trans/intersex can use it, etc.;

:placa_embinarica: Enboric: A term for LGBTQIAPN+ people attracted to nonbinary people, exclusively or not.

:placa_mascica: Mascic: A term for LGBTQIAPN+ people attracted to men, exclusively or not.

Those labels above were specifically coined because of the lack of terminology people had if they weren't sure of their own gender, but they can be used by other people, as described above.

:placa_pluraliana: Pluralian: A term for people who are attracted to multiple genders.

It was coined specifically because of the abundance of sapphic/wlw and achillean/mlm specific content, to celebrate attraction to multiple genders as well.

:placa_diamorica: Diamoric (or dia): A term for nonbinary people to describe their attraction to other people (nonbinary or not, towards a single gender or towards multiple ones).

This term was also coined because of the abundance of sapphic/achillean content, to the point many NB people didn't feel like they could have a community if they didn't box themselves as wlw or mlm.

A NB person can say they are diamoric and wlw/mlm (and/or mlw/wlm), but the requirement for identifying as diamoric is that they consider being nonbinary relevant to their attraction in some way.

:s2pixQueer: (no specific emojo here whoops sorry) There is also queerian (QLQ), which is for queer people who prioritize attraction towards/relationships with other queer people.

I'll talk about more specific juvelic terms on the next post.

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