Midterm (slang): someone halfway between stages, phases, or states of sexuality, orientation, gender, presentation, identity or sex.
In Brazil, it’s very common to use “meio-termo” referring to pluralians (bi/pan/ply/omni/tri/multi), cuspers/evenics (of any kind), transitioners and androgynous people, serial monogamists (and some non-monoamorous people) whose gender of partners varies (multipartnering), GNC/PNC, acespec/arospec, multigender/agender or otherwise non-binary people, and many others.
Pluralian, also known as multisexual or mspec (multisexual spectrum), is an umbrella term for people who are attracted to multiple genders.
Cusper is a Gender Modality defined by feeling like one is on the “cusp” between being transgender and a gender non-conforming cisgender person or between binary genders in general.
Evenic is a term for when someone is on the boundary of two existing identities. Users may feel as though they partly or entirely fall under both, or they may not identify as either one individually.
GNC refers to being gender non-conforming. PNC likely refers to being pronoun non-conforming.
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