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A framework for open/ethically nonomonogamous/poly relationships that involves one partner being a “primary,” centered above any other partners, the rest of whom are considered secondaries, tertiaries or comets.

To assign someone a gender that isn’t their own, like by addressing someone with incorrect pronouns or directing someone to a bathroom that doesn’t match their gender identity.

Attitudes, behaviors, and policies that stigmatize fat or larger people. (weight stigma)

The ability to experience and enjoy both monogamous and polyamorous relationships.

Having reproductive and/or sexual anatomy that doesn’t seem to, or isn’t understood to, fit typical definitions of female or male, and/or chromosomal combinations other than XX or XY.

A thin sheath or tube of latex or another material, worn over the penis during sex to prevent or reduce the risk of pregnancy and/or sexually transmitted infections.

The assumption that everyone does or should experience sexual attraction.