Alright. Correct me if I& #39;m wrong but using ____romantic + sexuality really invalidates all sexualities tbh. As far as I know, you can& #39;t use ___romantic unless you& #39;re asexual. If you& #39;re attracted to the same gender you& #39;re homosexual. It entails both romantic and sexual attraction.

You can& #39;t say you& #39;re biromantic homosexual because that would mean you see homosexuality and bisexuality (or any other sexuality) as just sexual attraction which is a really harmful idea.

It& #39;s a different thing when people who identify as asexual use it since it& #39;s really not a choice that they& #39;re not sexually attracted to anyone. Hence, saying they& #39;re romantically attracted to one gender (aka homoromantic) etc makes sense.

There& #39;s no need to put a different label when the term bisexual, for example, means you& #39;re sexually and/or romantically attracted to different genders, even if the spectrum is different for them.

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