has romantic orientation

Relates a person to a self-asserted romantic-orientation facet. Non-functional and contextual; a superseded one is kept with gmeow:displayable false, never deleted. MUST NOT be inferred from gmeow:hasSexualOrientation, gmeow:hasGenderIdentity, gmeow:sexAssignedAtBirth, pronouns or honorifics.

Structure

Property shape: object property; gmeow:Person -> gmeow:RomanticOrientation

Use gmeow:hasRomanticOrientation from gmeow:Person to gmeow:RomanticOrientation when the relationship itself belongs in the native GMEOW graph.

These snippets are generated from canonical slice examples and trimmed to the Turtle blocks where this term appears.

Source: slices/core/sexuality/examples/split-attraction.ttl
Examples catalog: open in catalog#example-slices-core-sexuality-examples-split-attraction

ex:robin a gmeow:Person ;
    gmeow:name "Robin"@en ;
    gmeow:hasSexualOrientation   ex:sexual ;
    gmeow:hasRomanticOrientation ex:romantic .

Use to attach one or more self-asserted romantic-orientation facets to a person — non-functional by design, so concurrent or time-scoped orientations and a superseded prior orientation all coexist.

Avoid making this functional or deleting a superseded value (mark it gmeow:displayable false instead), and avoid asserting it from sexual orientation or any other co-equal axis — neither derives the other under split-attraction.

Link the person to a gmeow:RomanticOrientation facet rather than a bare value, so determinacy, sensitivity, and standpoint ride on the facet; keep prior assertions with gmeow:displayable false and let self-assertion override any attributed claim on the statement layer.