First, learn about "Gender"

LGBTQIA+
is for Lesbain, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Intersex, Asexual and all of the other identities.

For me not familiar to sexualities, let me first learn about them. refered to the followong website. The words and definitions after are copies from the website.

Allosexual

- a word and category describing those who experience sexual attraction.

Allosexism

- norms, stereotypes, and practives in society that operate under the assumtion that all human beings experience, or should experience, sexual attraction.

Androsexual

- a term used to communicate sexual or romantic attraction to men, males, or mansculinity.

Asexual

Someone who identifies as a member of the asexual community experiences little or no sexual attraction to others of any gender.

Aromantic

- a romantic orientation that describes people who experience little or no romantic attraction

Autosexual

- a person who's sexually attracted to themselves.

Autoromantic

- a romantic orientation that describes a person who's romantically attaracted to themselves.

Bicurious

- people who are questioning or exploring bisexuality, often due to curiosity about one's romantic or sexual attraction to people of the same or different gender.

Bisexual

- a sexual orientation that describes people who experience sexual, romantic, or emotional attraction to people of more than one gender.

Biromantic

- people who experience romantic attraction, but not sexual attraction, to people of more than one gender.

Closeted

people in the LGBTQIA+ community who don't publicly or openly share their sexual identity, sexual attraction, sexual behavior, gender expression, or gender identity.

Coming out

- a phrase that refers to the process of being openanout one's sexuality and gender

Cupiosexual

- asexual people who don't experience sexual attraction but still have the disire to engage in sexual behavior or a sexual relationship.

Demisexual

- people who sexual attraction onlu under specific curcumstances, such as after buliding a romantic or emotional relationship with a person.

Demiromantic

- people who experience romantic attraction only under specific curcumstances, such as after building as emotional relationship with a person.

Fluid

- the fact that sexuality, sexual attraction, and sexual behavior can change over time and very based on circumstances.

Gay

- people who experience secual, romantic, or emotional attraction to people of the same or a similar gender.

Graysexual

- the gray area on the sexuality spectrum for people who don't explicitly and exclusively identify as asexual or aromantic.

Grayromantic

- individuals whose romantic attraction exists in the gray area between romantic and aromantic.

Gynesexual

- sexual or romantci attraction to women, females, or femininity.

Heterosexual

- people who experience sexual, romantic, or emotional attraction to people or the "opposite" gender or a different gender.

Homosexual

- an outdated term rooted in the fields of medicine and psychology that refers to people who experience sexual, romantic, or emotional attraction to people of the same or a similar gender.

Lesbian

- a woman or female-identified person who experiences sexual, romantic, or emotional attraction to people of the same or a similar gender.

Libidoist asexual

- an asexual person who experiences sexual feelings that are satisfied through self-stimulation or masturbation.

Monosexual

- people who experience romnatic or sexual attraction ro people of one sex or gender.

Non-libidoist asexual

- someone who doesn't experience any sexual feelings or. has an active sex drive.

Omnisexual

- people whose sexuality isn't limited to those of a particular gender, sex, or sexual orientation.

Pansexual

- people who can experience sexual, romantic, or emotional attraction to any person, regardless of that person's gender, sex, or sexuality.

Polysexual

- people with a sexual orientaion that invlolves sexual or romantic attraction to people with varying genders.

Pomosexual

- people who reject sexuality labels or don't idnetify with any of them.

Passing

- society's percptions and assumptions of someone's sexuality or gender.

Queer

- people who aren't exclusively heterosexual.

Questioning

- the process of being curious about or exploring some aspect of sexuality or gender.

Sapiosexual

- a word used to describe those who experience attaraction based on intelligence, rather than sesx or gender.

Sex-averse

- those who are on the asexual spectrum and are averse to or extremely disinterested in sex or sexual behavior.

Sex-favorable

On the spectrum of asexuality , sex-favorable is viewed as the "opposite" of self-repulsed and describes those who are asexual, and in certain situations can have favorable or positive feelings toward sex.

Sex-indifferent

- those who are on the asexual spectrum and feel indifferent or neutral about sex or sexual behavior.

Sex-repulsed

On the spectrum of asexuality and describes those who are asexual and are repulsed by or extremely disinterested in sex or sexual behavior.

Skoliosexual

- people who are sexually attracted to those with non-cisgender gender idenitities, such as people who are nonbinary, genderqueer, or trans.

Spectrasexual

- people who are sexually or romantically attracted to multiple or varied sexes, genders, and gender identities, but not necessarily all or any.

Straight

- people who experience sexual, romantic, or emotional arrtaction to people of the "opposite" gender or a different gender.

Now I think

Recently, I knew a word of sexuality "sapiosexual" which describes people who are attrected to intelligence. Is it mean that this names people who love intelligent person?? If so, I might belong to it so I wanted to identify myself.
Then I knew one website where we can clarify our sexuality by answering some questions.
It's here.

The site above questioned me " do the people who you have been attracted so far have the same feature which is intelligent?"
Since I answered 100% yes, the site gave me the conclusion that I have an aspect of sapiosexual.
But isn't it just my type? Like some people likes taller people, or people who smiles so nice, is this not just "I like intelligent people because they are dependable"? …Or maybe I am on the different page??
So how about people who are attracted to the age. Some of human beings are only interested in older people such as 23-year-old person who like only older than 50-year-old person (or 50-year-old one who are attracted only to younger than 20-year-old one, am I to start a dangerous story though?).
As there are literally anything or any features that can be attractions for some people, the gender words can never cover all of the sexualites we possibly have.
Maybe defining our own sexualities can fit us to some communities and make us feel comfortable by knowing each other with fellows who have same or similar gender characteristics. But we can be anything. Is it really necessary to create borders between us?

(Of cource, I need to learn more. I do not completely understand.)