Lithosexual: Meaning, Reciprocation, and Ace Identity
Lithosexual describes someone who experiences sexual attraction without needing it reciprocated or whose attraction may fade when it is returned.
Lithosexual describes someone who experiences sexual attraction without needing it reciprocated or whose attraction may fade when it is returned.
Fraysexual describes someone whose sexual attraction may be strongest toward unfamiliar people and weaken as emotional closeness develops.
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.
Aroace describes a person who is on both the aromantic and asexual spectrums, experiencing little or no romantic and sexual attraction.
Aceflux describes a sexual orientation in which a person’s experience of sexual attraction fluctuates between different points on or near the asexual spectrum.
Orientation spectrum describes the broad range of sexual and romantic attractions, from attraction to one or more genders to little or no attraction.
Gray-asexual describes someone who experiences sexual attraction rarely, weakly, ambiguously, or only under limited circumstances.
Sexual diversity describes the wide range of human experiences involving attraction, orientation, desire, relationships, identity, and consensual sexual expression.
Graysexual describes someone who experiences sexual attraction rarely, weakly, unpredictably, or only under limited circumstances.