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272 pages, Kindle Edition
First published June 10, 2014
Colors had been assigned to different
points along the spectrum for easy identification; heterosexuals were Blue, homosexuals Red,
asexuals White, demisexuals Grey, pansexuals Purple, and bisexuals Yellow.
Hetero/homoflexible and romantic asexuals were assigned stripes in their secondary orientation,
and people could switch categories at will by petitioning to be reclassified in their chosen
orientation.