in all honesty it’s a matter of personal preference. pansexuality as a term started coming around mostly for trans people actually around the 90′s because while bisexuality was labelled as just two genders in the binary (male and female) by straight people when the term first got thrown around, pan was a label that a lot of trans people felt more comfortable using because there were transphobic cis bi people in the community as well as the imposed definition on us by straight people like there still is.
now that the definition for bisexuality has changed within the community and outside of it (for the most part lol), it’s become more inclusive to those outside of the binary as well!!
so it really is a matter of personal preference on how you identify
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