Discussion: Terminology about human sexuality tends to have names with a connotation but without a clear distinction between the 3 main categories.

I notice that people have different, uneven nicknames about sexuality that make no distinction between concepts. There is also a lot of confusion about the concepts. The explanation for this stems partly from the fact that the subject is not taught in schools but only from friends, rumors, and films.

I'm not providing a glossary here, but only a clear distinction between the 3 main categories. All the different epithets for different sexualities must adhere to these 3 categories.

We all have a sexual identity, sexual orientation, and sexual behavior. These three definitions are related but not the same.
Sexual identity - refers to the sex to which we feel emotionally-energetically connected; most often, it is our biological sex. Occasionally, there is a conflict between the biological sex (with which we are born) and the sex we feel connected to.
Sexual orientation -usually answers the question of which sex we are attracted to. (Opposite sex, same as ours, both sexes, or neither.)
Sexual behavior - How humans experience and express their sexuality. (Sexual behavior (Wikipedia)

Link: The Unified Energetic Model of Sexual Identities and Orientations. (Alixin's theory)
https://www.sf-healing.com/page/169 (Copy & Paste)