heteroflexible
Britishadjective
noun
Etymology
Origin of heteroflexible
C20: from hetero ( sexual ) + flexible
Example Sentences
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“One of April’s friends had this term for her: heteroflexible,” Ms. Berry said.
From New York Times
The singer Demi Lovato, meanwhile, identifies as “sexually fluid”, or “having a shifting gender preference”, while other labels for being neither exclusively straight nor gay include “heteroflexible” and “questioning”.
From The Guardian
It’s hard to be bisexual—or queer or pansexual or omnisexual or heteroflexible or whatever your preferred label or non-label-of-choice might be.
From Salon
We have these terms now like heteroflexible.
From The Guardian
In spite of claiming they want to get away from definitions and labels, to avoid "putting people in boxes", they reflect an online culture that finds room for the asexual, the pansexual, the heteroflexible and the demisexual.
From The Guardian
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