We’ve already written about individuals who are ‘Abrosexual‘ and ‘Graysexual‘ in the past, but we’ve never touched upon ‘Almondsexuality’. Sound weird? Well, it’s apparently a new microlabel used to help people better define what they’re attracted to.

According to Wikipedia, almondsexuality refers to experiencing primary attraction to male-aligned and androgynous-aligned genders, with occasional or minor attraction to female-aligned genders.

The orientation comes under the broader multisexual umbrella, which also includes potentially more familiar identities such as bisexuality and pansexuality.

So, what makes almondsexuality stand out among the more widely-known orientations? As Fandom explains, it has to do with the pattern and intensity of attraction.

Almondsexual individuals reportedly experience a distinct preference structure: consistent attraction to masculine and neutral presentations, with less frequent or less intense attraction to feminine presentations.

Some individuals