Potentially going with #15 ("A pining because they think B isn't attracted to their gender/sex" and "A pining for B whose sexuality doesn’t match A’s gender"):
A pines for B correctly assuming B is uninterested due to incompatible sexual orientations A pines for B incorrectly assuming incompatible sexual orientations incompatible orientation
I agree that there's a difference between "A thinks they're incompatible" and "they are actually incompatible," but I don't see a really significant difference between "incompatible sexualities" and "B not interested in A's gender" - does anyone else?
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carisma_sensei
Re: Duplicate Freeforms
Date: 2021-07-16 12:49 am (UTC)Potentially going with #15 ("A pining because they think B isn't attracted to their gender/sex" and "A pining for B whose sexuality doesn’t match A’s gender"):
A pines for B correctly assuming B is uninterested due to incompatible sexual orientations
A pines for B incorrectly assuming incompatible sexual orientations
incompatible orientation
I agree that there's a difference between "A thinks they're incompatible" and "they are actually incompatible," but I don't see a really significant difference between "incompatible sexualities" and "B not interested in A's gender" - does anyone else?