Lesbian Dating App Has 325 Gender and Sexuality Options

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By Lukas Mikelionis | 4:32 am, August 31, 2016

An LGBTQ dating app has gone so far down the rabbit hole of sexual identity that it offers users 325 potential gender/sexuality combinations to help find the perfect match.

Her, which claims to be “the biggest lesbian app worldwide”, is a continuation of the likes of Tinder and Grindr, but exclusively for gay women – or any of the other 324 possible permutations.

The baffling array of choice comes from Her’s dedication to inclusivity, and as such is open to the bi-curious, Two-Spirited, polysexual and pangender alike.

To this end it offers 13 sexuality options, and 25 different genders, which we list in full below.

In total this gives rise to a total 325 potential combos – though the chances of finding a flexisexual mak nyah in your area are probably slender.

Obviously, the only thing you can’t be is a man.

Users can pick able to pick the following sexuality options:

  1. Lesbian
  2. Queer
  3. Gay
  4. Bisexual
  5. Bi-Curious
  6. Fluid
  7. Pansexual
  8. Flexisexual
  9. Polysexual
  10. Asexual
  11. TBD
  12. Questioning
  13. Straight

And combine them with any of the following gender identities:

  1. Female
  2. Trans Female
  3. Non-Binary
  4. Boi
  5. Agender
  6. Androgynous
  7. Bigender
  8. Cis Female
  9. FTM
  10. Gender Fluid
  11. Genderqueer
  12. Intersex
  13. MTF
  14. Other
  15. Pangender
  16. Trans Person
  17. Transgender
  18. Transsexual
  19. Two-Spirit
  20. Hijra
  21. Kathoey
  22. Mak Nyah
  23. Muxe
  24. Waria
  25. Mahu

The level of choice is enough to give New York City a run for its money. The city government recognises 31 gender identities, but has no separate sexuality field so leaves citizens with fewer than a tenth of the options proffered by Her.

Here’s how random passers-by in Times Square got on telling the difference between the 31 NYC-approved identities:

And more options still could follow. The developers of the app actively invite users to submit suggestions in case any identities have been missed and inadvertently discriminated against.

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