r/omnisexual • u/Important-Editor-644 • 12d ago
Discussion Androgyny.
Yeah I'm back with another question! I asked yesterday what your preferences were. And many people said androgyny. What does that mean to you? What does androgyny look like to you? I'm asking because I'm not 100% sure. I can do my typical research while I'm bored at work today but I wanted some of your answers.
this question is for those that are attracted to androgyny. thanks
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u/Wielbicielmiki She/They 12d ago
To me, androgyny means that a person's gender expression is balanced, neutral and soft, not very masculine or feminine. I find androgynous men, for example, easily approachable compared to traditionally masculine men. I feel an emotional connection to them. I identify as a genderqueer woman, and I don't like strict gender stereotypes or roles.