Some people refer to themselves as pansexual with the implication that they are also panromantic. However, this is not always the case. Romantic and sexual attraction are not necessarily correlated; ...

Someone who is panromantic is romantically attracted to people of all gender identities. This doesn’t mean you’re romantically attracted to everyone, but that someone’s gender doesn’t really factor in ...

Picture this: You’re at a family gathering and a distant relative asks, “Who’s the lucky guy/girl you’re dating right now?” As someone who identifies as homoromantic asexual, I’ve been there and know ...

Panromantic and asexual are *not* synonymous — they’re two different identifiers, with two different definitions. Panromantic is one of many romantic orientations. Other romantic orientations include ...

Some people identify with the term pansexual as an umbrella term. Many people who call themselves pansexual are panromantic, or panromantic demisexual. However, other people prefer the specificity of ...

But what if you're not sure how you want to identify? Perhaps you've heard the term “panromantic” in passing before, or maybe you're not familiar with it at all. Either way, if you've felt romantic ...

We’ve seen the movies: two people lock eyes and have an instant, electric chemistry, and in the next scene, they’re tumbling into bed together. It’s not all Hollywood magic – most people might look at ...

Listen to more stories on the Noa app. The federal agency tasked with “improving the health, safety, and well-being of America” alerted its more than 2 million social-media followers to a little-known ...

Someone who identifies as panromantic asexual may be romantically attracted to people of any gender, but may not experience sexual attraction. The term “asexual” refers to a broad spectrum of sexual ...