User blog comment:LunaDiviner7/Pride Warriors!/@comment-3489652-20150112202057/@comment-2191353-20150113011056

Alright, I'll explain the others very briefly.

Agender: Having no gender.

Lithromantic/Lithsexual/Akoiromantic/Akoisexual: One feels romantic/sexual attraction but is okay with it not being reciprocated, or loses attraction once they're in a relationship.

Aromantic: No romantic attraction.

Bigender: Having two genders.

Kalosromantic/Kalossexual/Cupioromantic/Cupiosexual: No romantic/sexual attraction, but still a desire for a romantic/sexual relationship.

Demiboy: Part boy, part something else.

Demigirl: Part girl, part something else.

Deminonbinary: Part nonbinary, part something else.

Genderfluid: Flows between genders.

Genderqueer: An umbrella term for those not just male or female.

Grayromantic: Can, but not always, feel romantic attraction.

Graysexual: Can, but not always, feel sexual attraction.

Intersex: A variation in one's sex (not gender) that makes them not entirely male or female.

Neutrois: Another term for agender, but has a different meaning to some people. This might be a good one to look up.

Nonbinary: Not solely male or solely female. An umbrella term.

Polyamorous: Being in a consensual relationship with multiple people at the same time.

Polygender: Having many genders.

Polyromantic/Polysexual: Romantic/Sexual attraction to many, but not all, genders and sexes.

Queerplatonic/Quasiplatonic: A relationship that is stronger than a friendship but isn't romantic or sexual.

Quoiromantic/Quoisexual: Cannot distinguish between platonic (friendship) attraction/sensual desire and romantic/sexual attraction.

Trigender: Having three genders.

Does this make sense?