1. Introduction
Pan-sexual partner Bisexuality is similar. The difference between the two is that bisexuality still has gender differences for lovers, while pan-sex does not emphasize the gender of lovers. Is pansexuality a sexual act or something? Sexual orientation refers to physical attraction or admiration for all sexes. Pan-sex also includes attraction to people who are not considered bisexual.
The prefix "fraternity" is a term from ancient Greece, which means "all" or "every one". All from Latin, meaning "all". Pan-sex can be traced back to 19 17, because sexual instinct plays a major role in all human activities. Thanks to sigmund freud, this is a long-term blame that occurred in early psychology, and it is also defined as "the infiltration of all behaviors and sexual emotional experiences".
Conceptualized "universal love" is different from the root and main prefix of sex and gender attached to "universal love" The traditional concept adopts prefix miscellaneous (pair), multiple (same), double, and trans ('cross'). The identity of transgender people opens the rules of gender continuity rather than gender duality, but it does not give up or ignore the concept of gender.
2. Definition
Pansexuality/omnipotence refers to people who are sexually attracted to all gender identities and biological gender, romantic love or emotional attraction. Self-evaluation thinks that fraternity is sexual orientation, calling oneself gender-blind, and that it is insignificant or irrelevant that gender and gender determine whether they will be attracted to others. The Oxford English Dictionary defines it as "universal love without restrictive or inhibitory choices". The concept of pan-sexualism deliberately excludes gender duality. "The concept of two sexes is indeed a specific orientation", because pan-sexualism is an open person who is uncertain about the strict relationship between men and women.
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Compared with bisexuality
The definition of bisexual dictionary, due to the prefix, is sexy or romantic sexual attraction (male and female), or bisexual (male and female). Universal love, however, by the prefix Pan, is all people's gender or sexual attraction. Using these definitions, fraternity is different, which includes androgyny and/or transcending gender duality. Pan-sex can attract men and women. Androgyny, hermaphrodite, everything. It is usually considered as a more inclusive word than bisexuality. "
The definition of pan-sex encourages the belief that it covers impure individuals and is only suitable for men or women/women. However, the evaluator of bisexuality may object to the view that there are only two kinds of sexual attraction, and think that bisexuality can include more than two kinds of sexual attraction, because it is not only a simple attraction to two sexes, but also includes gender and so on. Gender is more complicated, because it contains heredity, hormones, social and environmental factors, and gender identity, which are completely similar to each other. Pan-sex is bisexual and can be used interchangeably. Similarly, people who are identified as bisexual may think that gender, gender and sexual orientation should not be the key potential [romantic/sexual] relationship. The sexual identity analyzed in one study was described as bisexuality or self-label substitution. "Alf's gender and gender determine that the interviewees choose to use self-labels such as queer, omniscient, versatile, bisexual and polygamous, or personalized identities such as" another guest "or" parents "instead.
Bisexuality is similar to the definition of fraternity, which means "including more than one sexual act", but it does not necessarily include all sexes. This is different from polygamy, which means that there are more than one sexual attraction at the same time. "Bisexual and polygamous people realize that the so-called gender dichotomy of bisexuality is the difference between heterosexuality and homosexuality, which means that bisexuality is nothing more than a mixed force of these gender and sex dichotomies."
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Straight, gay, bisexual? Asexual love