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Solaricine is a umbrella term relating to nonmonogendereds attraction to other nongendered alligned individuals

History[]

The term was coined via tumblr post now deleted. however its subsets have history long before this.

Subsets[]

uranic-

an individual who is attracted to both Nonbinary and Male genders. It can also be described as the attraction to all people except Women and Woman aligned and/or feminine aligned non

(nonbinary x non women aligned)

saturnic-

(nonbinary x nonbinary)

neptunic-

an individual who is attracted to both nonbinary and female gender. It can also be described as the attraction to all people except men and man-aligned and/or masculine-aligned nonbinary

(nonbinary x non male alligned )

mercine/mercinic-

fluid/flux between solaricine idenities.

venusin/venic-

nonbinary/xenogender attraction to nonbinary alligned xenogender individuals-- for example Spacialian--. but not monogender alligned xenogender individuals. (nonbinaryxenogender x nonbinaryxenogender)

jupine/jupinic-

nonbinary attraction to all nonbinary related genders, including fem/masc alligned nonbinary individuals and demigender and fluid/flux genders-- but not monogender individuals. (nonbinary x allnonbinary)

plutonic-

nonspecificgendered attraction to genderless individuals/those outside of the binary and nonbinary, such as genderless, agender, genderqueer ect. but not necessarily nonbinary genders. one does not have to be nonbinary to identify with this term-- most identify as genderless.

(nonspecific x genderless)