This may look like a question about word choice and labels, but it's actually a bit more nuanced.
I'm not using "androphilia" as an alternate word for "homosexuality," or a way to talk about man-love without specifying the gender of the referent — I'm using it to discuss a similar yet distinct idea.
For the purposes of this question,
HOMOSEXUALITY refers to a sexual attraction to men, and ANDROPHILIA refers to a sexual attraction to masculinity.
Please consider:
1) How do you feel about masculine women?
2) How do you feel about feminine men?
3) How important is physical sex to attraction? How important is a masculine presentation?
4) Is there a certain threshold of masculinity someone must pass before you're interested? Can it be passed by people who aren't male?
I appreciate you taking the time.
I'm not using "androphilia" as an alternate word for "homosexuality," or a way to talk about man-love without specifying the gender of the referent — I'm using it to discuss a similar yet distinct idea.
For the purposes of this question,
HOMOSEXUALITY refers to a sexual attraction to men, and ANDROPHILIA refers to a sexual attraction to masculinity.
Please consider:
1) How do you feel about masculine women?
2) How do you feel about feminine men?
3) How important is physical sex to attraction? How important is a masculine presentation?
4) Is there a certain threshold of masculinity someone must pass before you're interested? Can it be passed by people who aren't male?
I appreciate you taking the time.