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(22) Pansexual people are also defined as gender-blind, polysexual, ambisexual. Pansexuality is an extension of the bisexual concept and the gender-binary-system, and is more inclusive.

Wit its ambisexual casting and disco-flash extravagance, he says, "It is not like any of the other shows I've ever done." The aim, Trujillo say: "is to re-create the joyous time of disco, and what it meant, through the lens of 2018."

McNally's plot innocently pokes fun at its own premise (and at ambisexual history), yet the farce works classically as mistaken identities and rampant libidos clash.

He was an Ovid, forever metamorphosing: from folkie David Jones (his given name) to space-rock weirdo to ambisexual glam monarch to soul man to Berlin degenerate to "Thin White Duke" to MTV pop master to elder rock god.

The prostate of both species originates embryologically from the urogenital sinus (UGS), an endoderm structure present in embryos during the ambisexual stage.

Nicholas de Jongh finds that for Sebastian and Antonio "to pretend" they "are just good friends outrages a production that honorably aims to restore Twelfth Night's ambisexual aura." (30) For de Jongh, "ambisexual" should include homoerotic possibility, rather than excluding it.

But he is ambisexual. He flirts with men openly." True dat.

She continued with the list: "Would you describe yourself as transsexual, transsexual vegetarian, transsexual vegan, lesbian, lactose intolerant lesbian, heterosexual, wheat allergy heterosexual, ambisexual, pansexual, deep pansexual?" "And finally," she announced triumphantly, "are you 'any other'?" Are there any others?" "You'd be surprised, Sir," she giggled, "what Harborne folk get up to behind their net curtains."

First, he identifies The Female Husband as a text about sexual inclination or "carnal appetites." The narrative that Fielding has selected hinges on the repetition of concealment, sustained cross-gender performance, ambisexual desire, and its embodiment.

Cezanne appears to have treated gender as an elastic category in his "ambisexual" (145) nude bathers, which seem to switch between male and female without changing body type, as well as in his drawings after sculpture in the Louvre, in which he feminized masculine figures and rendered masculine feminine figures.