[ID: Three images with black text on a white background.

Image 1: The large text reads “If you find a label…” at the top and is followed by examples spread out across the rest of the image in a smaller font:

“Demiromantic, Nonbinary, Queer, Greysexual, Polyamorous, Transgender, Lesbian, Aromantic, Genderqueer, Asexual, Pansexual, Bisexual, Gay.”

Image 2: Continuing from the first image, the large text continues, “…that you fit the definition of….” and is followed by more examples again in smaller text, some of which go partically offscreen and are cut off:

• Identifying with a gender other than the one assigned at birth
• A nonspecific label for LGBTQ+ people
• A person who does not experience sexual attraction
• Who experiences attraction regardless of gender
• A man who is attracted to men
• A person who experiences… multiple partners
• A person who rarely experiences sexual attraction
• Identifying outside of the gender binary
• Woman who is attracted to women
• A person who does not experience romantic attraction
• Person who only experiences romantic attraction with someone they are close to
• A person who is attracted to those of two or more genders

Image 3: The large text finishes,

“…you don’t have to use it if you don’t want to.

Labels are supposed to be a comfort, not a prison.” END ID]