These examples are just a few possibilities. There isn’t a “one-size-fits-all” experience when it comes to abrosexuality, which is part of what makes this identity so personal and unique.
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“We’re all discovering new things about ourselves constantly—that’s part of growth,” Flint writes. “I hope that, over time, abrosexuality will be recognized as a normal identity, not seen as a passing trend.”
Flint’s story goes beyond a personal journey—it highlights how important language and representation are in helping people make sense of who they are. Many individuals may feel “lost” or “different” simply because they haven’t found the right term to describe their experience.
What are your thoughts on these identities? Please share your views and help spread this story to encourage more open conversations!
