Panromantiline

Panromantiline is a neologism that has appeared in online discussions about romantic orientations. It is not widely recognized in scholarly literature and lacks a single, standard definition. In informal usage, it is described as a blend of panromantic attraction with an additional nuance signaled by the suffix -iline, a pattern seen in some community-driven vocabularies to indicate a particular alignment or nuance in how attraction is experienced. Because there is no consensus, definitions vary.

Proponents often say the term describes someone who experiences romantic attraction toward people across genders (panromantic) while noting a personal axis or line—the way they organize, prioritize, or experience potential romantic connections. The exact meaning can differ from person to person, and some users emphasize that the term should be defined by self-identification and explicit explanation from those who use it.

In practice, panromantiline is most commonly encountered in online communities and discussions about gender and sexuality rather than in formal research. Its usage can overlap with and diverge from related terms such as panromantic, pansexual, and aromantic, depending on how individuals choose to describe their experiences. See also panromantic, pansexual, aromantic.