New terms for describing attraction continue to emerge, and “berrisexual” is one of them. As the article explains, “there are new ways, new labels for one to define their experiences of attraction being created constantly,” though it also admits “it can all get a bit confusing.”

The term has gained attention online, especially through discussions on platforms like Reddit. One definition describes a berrisexual person as “someone attracted to women and feminine genders and androgynous genders, but also very rarely attracted to men and masculine genders.” In simple terms, attraction can include all genders, but is usually stronger toward women and androgynous individuals.

For some, this label helps express their identity more clearly. One person shared, “Many people don’t know about berris**ual, and we need more representation!” while another said, “Now I don’t have to pick because berri fits like a glove,” highlighting how the term feels more accurate for their experience.

Berrisexuality is considered a micro-label, meaning it is more specific than broader terms like bisexual or pansexual. It still involves attraction across genders, but differs in how often or how strongly that attraction is felt. As noted, “Berrisexuality is about attraction to all genders… you can always date a man,” but that attraction may be less frequent or intense.

Overall, the term reflects how people are finding more precise ways to describe their identities. While it may not apply to everyone, it offers an option for those who feel traditional labels don’t fully match their experiences.