I left out a couple of definitions from the earlier post:
52. Gynosexual -
These are people who feel sexually attracted to people with a female gender identity or to femininity. This would include straight men, lesbians, bisexuals, and anyone else who has an attraction to females.
53. Androsexual -
These are people who feel sexually attracted to people with a male gender identity or to masculinity. This would incldue straight women, gay men, bisexuals, and anyone else who has an attraction to males.
A romantic orientation is different from a sexual orientation because they don't always match. Someone might be sexually attracted to one group of people but be romantically attracted to another. Someone who has no interest in sex might still want a romantic partner to spend their life with.
A liberal woman said on tv "I don't mind going to bed with a man but I want to wake up to a woman". This would be an example of someone who is at least sometimes heterosexually attracted but is also homoromantic.
A man who commits fornication as often as possible but has no emotional attachment to the women he has sex with could be considered an aromantic heterosexual.
54. Heteroromantic
A person with a male gender identity who is romantically attracted to people of female gender identity, or a person with a female gender identity who is romantically attracted to people with a male gender identity.
55. Homoromantic
A person with a male gender identity who is romantically attracted to people of a male gender identity, or a person with a female gender identity who is romantically attracted to people with a female gender identity.
56. Biromantic
A person who is romantically attracted to people with a male or a female gender identity. They might prefer one over the other or be romantically attracted to both equally.
57. Aromantic
A person who has no interest in romantic relationships.
58. Panromantic
A person who is interested in romantic relationships with people of any gender identity.
59. Skolioromantic
A person who is interested in romantic relationships with non-binary or genderqueer people.
60. Gray romantic
A person who only occasionally experiences romantic attraction or experiences it but not strongly enough to want to actually follow through on forming a romantic relationship.
61. Demiromantic
A person who is only interested in a romantic relationship with someone they've already developed an emotional bond with. They are not romantically attracted to people they don't have that connection with already.
Now that I've defined all these terms then you can see all the pieces of the puzzle that fit together.
Most conservatives on this board would probably fit the following profile:
Male (or female) sex, Male (or female) gender, Cisgendered, Heterosexual, Heteroromantic.
This means that you fit the gender "binary" (you are either male or female), your gender identity is the same as your physical sex that you were born with, you are sexually attracted and romantically attracted to the opposite sex.
Most people in the world fit that profile. That's the normal and default position of humanity.
Liberals like things to be as far from that as possible so this is why they push for the normalization and acceptance of anything that is different from that profile.
Liberals like to exploit Intersexed individuals and try to recruit them into the LGBT cause simply because these individuals do not fit the gender binary of male and female. Some people really are born intersexed but liberals see this as an opportunity to exploit these people for their own causes rather than trying to help them fit into a mostly binary society.
Liberals promote transgender ideas because it is different from the normal, cisgender people. Anyone who might be insecure about their gender identity is exploited by liberals, and rather than trying to help them feel more secure in their bodies, liberals tell them to embrace the deviant or disordered feelings and even alter the body to suit the mind rather than the other way around.
Liberals promote all deviant sexual identities because they don't want heterosexuals to be seen as normal and healthy. They want to normalize all sexual orientations no matter how sick or destructive.
Liberals promote homoromanticism for the same reason they promote homosexuality.
The different pieces to the puzzle that are shifted around to create a personal Gender/Sexual identity are
1. Sex
2. Gender Identity
3. Whether the above two match or not (cisgendered or transgendered)
4. Sexual orientation
5. Romantic Orientation
It is interesting to note that liberals generally see sex and gender as fluid and subject to change over the course of someone's life, but they see sexual orientation as being fixed and unchangeable.
Laws are being passed now to prevent reparative therapy from being conducted to help change someone's sexual orientation because liberals see this as abusive and ineffective. It's also not helpful to the liberal cause if someone does change.
Liberals are not above using the law to get their way and will do it as often as possible.
There are some different attempts by liberals to create gender-neutral pronouns. This would be a pronoun that someone who self-identifies as genderqueer or otherwise prefers a gender-neutral pronoun might want to be used to refer to them. They would also be more "politically correct".
Some of the ones that have been used more often have been ones based on Z.
Instead of he or she, Ze is used.
Instead of himself or herself, zirself is used.
Here's an example of a shirt design with this "gender neutral" language on it:
http://snaptee.co/t/nvf6m?r=clI've seen this ze/zirself terminology around somewhat but I don't think it's gotten super popular yet. I expect to see this in more mainstream sources within the next few years though like news articles, so now the first time you see this, you won't be confused by it.