On Reddit, users joke about what a “berrisexual flag as a person” might look like, while others celebrate finally feeling understood. Some say traditional terms felt too broad or not quite right — and that berrisexual describes their attraction more accurately. Definitions across platforms share a similar theme: a berrisexual person can be attracted to all genders, but their attraction to men or masculine-aligned people tends to be lighter, less frequent, or secondary. Most of their romantic or sexual attraction leans toward women, feminine-aligned, or nonbinary individuals. For some, this label removes the pressure of choosing between bisexual, omnisexual, or other microlabels. It gives people language that captures the texture of their feelings, not just the direction.
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