Draft:Omnisexuality

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Omnisexuality is the sexual attraction to people of all sexes and gender identities, wherein gender plays a role in one's attraction.[1] This could be a preference or a recognition, and the attraction may feel different depending on the gender or sex. Some omnisexual individuals may be more attracted to certain genders, but that is not always the case.[2]

Flag

Omnisexual flag, designed by pastelmemer in 2015

The omnisexual flag was designed by Pastelmemer on July 4, 2015. The flag consists of five horizontal stripes with the following hexadecimal color codes from top to bottom: #fc9ccc, #fc54bc, #240444, #645cfc, #8ca4fc. The colors represent the wide spectrum of sexual attraction, with the pink and blue shades symbolizing attraction to femininity and women, and masculinity and men, respectively. The dark purple stripe in the middle represents attraction to all other genders that are outside of the gender binary.[3]

Etymology

The term "omnisexual" is derived from the Latin prefix omni-, meaning "all" or "universally".[4]

Omnisexual Awareness Day

July 6th marks Omnisexual Visibility Day, a time for all of us to lift up Omnisexual voices, learn about the Omnisexual community, and recognize how truly valid those who identify with the term are.[3]

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