Abrosexual and Trans Non-Binary People are Extremely Underrepresented
There are trans people who have dysphoria of the body they were born with, but could identify as nonbinary. In the trans community, trans women are extremely over-represented and trans men are visible, too. But trans nonbinary people aren’t really visible and people just assume it’s either trans men or trans women. trans nonbinary people might use labels like they’re nonbinary without the trans or trans without the nonbinary. Whichever label you wanna use, use!
Now, as for abrosexual people, you probably don’t know what abrosexuality is, but it’s someone’s sexuality being extremely fluid and changes a lot, like a genderfluid person, but with sexuality! And I’m actually abrosexual and my sexuality started to change back in May last year from a straight man to a bisexual man, then gay, etc. I used the abrosexual label months after the start of the attraction’s constant change because I didn’t know it, until recently. I think trans nonbinary people and underrepresented identities of LGBTQ need some visibility and representation.
Posted Apr 7, 2026, 11:26 AM UTC