genusekuality

Genusekuality is a term used to describe a sexual orientation where an individual is attracted to people of a specific gender. This attraction is not based on the gender assigned at birth but rather on the gender identity of the person. Therefore, genusekuality encompasses attractions to all possible gender identities, including but not limited to men, women, non-binary individuals, and genderfluid individuals. The prefix "genu-" is derived from the Latin word for "true" or "genuine," suggesting an attraction to a person's true gender.

The concept of genusekuality aims to provide a more nuanced understanding of attraction beyond traditional binary understandings of gender. It recognizes that attraction can be diverse and complex, and that individuals may experience attraction to specific genders in ways that are not fully captured by existing terminology. For example, someone who identifies as genusekual might be attracted to women and non-binary people, but not men, or any other specific combination of gender identities.

Genusekuality is not a new phenomenon, but rather a term that has emerged to articulate and validate existing experiences of attraction. It can be a useful descriptor for individuals who find that their attractions do not fit neatly into other established sexual orientation categories. Like any sexual orientation, genusekuality is personal and can be expressed in various ways. It is important to respect individual self-identification and understand that attraction is a spectrum.