In this complex and colorful world, the interweaving of human emotions and desires has given rise to various unique sexual orientations, each of which is like a unique star in the night sky, emitting a unique light. Today, we will introduce some representative sexual orientations to you.

Some sexual orientations include:

• Lesbians: Women who are primarily attracted to other women.

• Bisexuals: people who are attracted to people of the same gender and other genders as themselves.

• Queer: A general term used to describe individuals who do not identify as heterosexual and/or cisgender. It can also serve as a personal identity tag for those who identify themselves as non heterosexual and/or non cisgender.

• Bisexual Curiosity: A person who is curious about being attracted to someone of the same gender as themselves or is exploring this attraction.

• Male homosexuals: people who are mainly attracted to people of the same gender as themselves.

• Pansexual: a person who is attracted to people of all genders and/or regardless of gender.

• Mobile oriented individuals: those whose attractiveness to gender changes over time.

• Exploring individuals: those who are exploring their own sexual identity and/or unsure of their sexual identity.

• Heterosexuals: People who are primarily attracted to people of a different gender than themselves.

• Asexual individuals: people who do not experience sexual attraction.

• Semisexual person: A person who only experiences sexual attraction after establishing a strong emotional connection with someone.

• Polysexual individuals: people who are attracted to multiple (but not all) genders.

• Elastic fetishist: A person whose sexual orientation is flexible and can change over time.

• Homosexuals: People who are primarily attracted to people of the same gender as themselves, but may also be attracted to people of different genders.

• Heterosexuals: People who are primarily attracted to people of different genders, but may also be attracted to people of the same gender.

• Male lovers: People who are primarily attracted to masculine qualities, regardless of their gender.

• Love non binary gender individuals: those who are primarily attracted to non binary gender individuals and/or those who identify themselves as not belonging to the traditional binary gender category.

Note: These definitions are not exhaustive, and it should be noted that sexual and romantic identities are personalized and vary from person to person.