Autoromantic: Meaning, Self-Romance, and Romantic Identity
Autoromantic describes a person who experiences romantic attraction toward themselves, sometimes alongside romantic attraction to other people.
Autoromantic describes a person who experiences romantic attraction toward themselves, sometimes alongside romantic attraction to other people.
Autosexual describes a person who experiences sexual attraction toward themselves, sometimes alongside attraction to other people or partnered sexuality.
Akoiromantic describes someone whose romantic attraction does not require reciprocation or may weaken when the attraction is returned.
Quoiromantic describes someone who finds romantic attraction difficult to understand, distinguish, apply, or classify through conventional orientation labels.
Alterous attraction is emotional attraction that does not feel clearly romantic or platonic and may involve a desire for deep or committed closeness.
Platonic attraction is the desire to form a friendship or meaningful nonromantic bond with a particular person without requiring romantic or sexual interest.
Queerplatonic attraction is the desire to form a significant, committed, nonromantic bond with a particular person beyond conventional friendship.
Tertiary attraction is an umbrella term for meaningful forms of attraction that are not strictly romantic or sexual, such as platonic or aesthetic attraction.
Apothisexual describes a person on the asexual spectrum who is repulsed by or strongly uncomfortable with sex or personal sexual participation.
Cupiosexual describes someone who experiences little or no sexual attraction but still desires sexual activity or a sexual relationship.