Luca may be any of the following at different times, since abrosexuality merely implies that he can respond “Yes” to their question.
Messages of encouragement and awareness poured into the comments, with one individual writing: “NO BC THIS IS EXACTLY HOW I FEEL TOO I JUST SAY IM PAN.”
Another said, “I can’t believe I saw this over a year ago, didn’t understand a thing and now I’ve found out it’s my sexuality.”
A third said, “At last! Because of this article, I know who I am! You have no idea how much this has helped me; I really appreciate it.”
According to Healthline: “Someone who’s abrosexual finds that their sexual attraction shifts often: they might identify with the term ‘gay,’ and later feel attracted to people of all genders, and then feel little to no sexual attraction at all.”
Healthline highlights that abrosexuality is a reflection of how a person’s true experiences of sexual attraction evolve over time, rather than merely “changing your mind” or “using a different label.”
