An individual who is abrosexual may also experience variations in their sexual orientation over time, as indicated by an article published on Web MD that was reviewed by health practitioner Gabriela Pichardo.
For instance, an individual who is abrosexual may experience sexual attraction to men at one point, but they may not experience
sexual attraction to anyone for several weeks thereafter. An individual who is abrosexual may experience varying levels of attraction to any individual they choose.
The word “abro” has Greek origins, meaning “delicate” or “graceful,” and it represents the ever-changing nature and movement of individuals who identify under this label.
Emma was able to fully embrace a significant aspect of herself by learning about her sexuality, which enabled her to defy the societal norms that had been imposed upon her.
“Abrosexuality was not introduced to me until two years ago, when I was thirty.” She wrote in a personal essay for Metro, “I had struggled to identify my sexuality because it fluctuated so rapidly up until that point.”
She expounded on how she would “feel like a lesbian” one day, which rapidly transitioned to feeling bisexual. Ultimately, she came to the revelation that her sexuality was malleable.
