Anybody up for a random meme dump?

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I don't know what that is, but those plastic glasses are hideous.

I asked AI

Abrosexual describes a person whose sexual orientation is fluid and changes over time, a phenomenon also known as sexual fluidity. This shift can involve changes in the types of genders they are attracted to, the intensity of their attraction, or even periods of not feeling attracted to anyone at all. The changes can happen over various timeframes, such as days, weeks, or months, and vary between individuals.

  • Fluidity:
    The key characteristic of abrosexuality is the changing nature of the sexual orientation, unlike more fixed orientations like bisexuality or homosexuality.

    • How it works:
      An abrosexual person's attractions might shift from being heterosexual, to asexual, to pansexual, and so on. The intensity of attraction can also change over time.
    • Timeframe:
      There is no set timeline for these shifts; for some, it might be erratic, while for others it could be more regular.
    • Distinction from other identities:
        • Bisexuality: Bisexuality is the attraction to more than one gender, but it is generally a consistent orientation, whereas abrosexuality involves a change over time.
        • Asexuality: Asexuality is a lack of sexual attraction, while abrosexuality is a fluctuating orientation that may include periods of asexuality.
        • Genderfluid: Gender fluidity relates to a person's gender identity, while abrosexuality relates to their sexual orientation. They can, but do not have to, occur together, notes the New York Post.
    • Support:
      Abrosexuality is a valid identity within the LGBTQIA+ community, and resources like queer-affirming therapy can help individuals explore and navigate their feelings without judgment, according to Expansive Therapy.
 
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I asked AI

Abrosexual describes a person whose sexual orientation is fluid and changes over time, a phenomenon also known as sexual fluidity. This shift can involve changes in the types of genders they are attracted to, the intensity of their attraction, or even periods of not feeling attracted to anyone at all. The changes can happen over various timeframes, such as days, weeks, or months, and vary between individuals.

  • Fluidity:
    The key characteristic of abrosexuality is the changing nature of the sexual orientation, unlike more fixed orientations like bisexuality or homosexuality.

    • How it works:
      An abrosexual person's attractions might shift from being heterosexual, to asexual, to pansexual, and so on. The intensity of attraction can also change over time.
    • Timeframe:
      There is no set timeline for these shifts; for some, it might be erratic, while for others it could be more regular.
    • Distinction from other identities:
        • Bisexuality: Bisexuality is the attraction to more than one gender, but it is generally a consistent orientation, whereas abrosexuality involves a change over time.
        • Asexuality: Asexuality is a lack of sexual attraction, while abrosexuality is a fluctuating orientation that may include periods of asexuality.
        • Genderfluid: Gender fluidity relates to a person's gender identity, while abrosexuality relates to their sexual orientation. They can, but do not have to, occur together, notes the New York Post.
    • Support:
      Abrosexuality is a valid identity within the LGBTQIA+ community, and resources like queer-affirming therapy can help individuals explore and navigate their feelings without judgment, according to Expansive Therapy.

Oh BFD. Sounds like "Bi" to me. Either way, who cares?