Demisexualspike describes someone who is typically demisexual; only experiencing sexual attraction after forming a deep emotional bond; but who occasionally and rarely experiences sudden, unexpected spikes of sexual attraction without needing an emotional connection. These spikes are usually short-lived and do not align with their usual patterns of attraction. Despite these rare instances, a demisexualspike … Read more
Énasdemisexual describes an individual who experiences sexual attraction to only one person in their lifetime, and only after forming a deep emotional connection with that individual. This identity combines elements of Énassexual (a lifetime attraction to one individual) and demisexual (requiring a profound emotional bond for sexual attraction to occur). Énasdemisexual individuals may never feel … Read more
Énasdemiromantic refers to an individual who experiences romantic attraction to only one person in their lifetime, and only after forming a deep emotional connection with them. This identity combines aspects of Énasromantic (a lifetime attraction to one individual) and demiromantic (requiring a strong emotional bond for romantic attraction to occur). Énasdemiromantic individuals may never feel … Read more
Demisensual refers to individuals who only experience sensual attraction after forming a deep emotional bond. Sensual attraction includes the desire for physical closeness and touch, such as hugging, holding hands, or cuddling, without necessarily being romantic or sexual. For demisensual people, casual touch or physical affection might feel uncomfortable or unwelcome until they feel emotionally … Read more
Demiromantic describes an individual who only experiences romantic attraction after forming a deep emotional bond. Unlike those who may feel romantic attraction immediately or in passing, demiromantic individuals require significant time and connection before experiencing such feelings. This orientation exists within the demi- spectrum and highlights the importance of emotional intimacy as a precursor to … Read more
Demiaesthetic refers to an individual who only experiences aesthetic attraction after forming a deep emotional bond. Aesthetic attraction is about appreciating someone’s appearance or physical beauty without it necessarily being linked to romantic or sexual feelings. For demiaesthetic individuals, this type of attraction does not occur spontaneously or with casual acquaintances; it requires a foundation … Read more
Demiqueerplatonic describes individuals who only experience queerplatonic attraction after forming a deep emotional bond. Queerplatonic attraction is more profound than typical friendship but not inherently romantic; it occupies a unique space that blends elements of intense friendship and deep partnership. Demiqueerplatonic individuals may find that it takes significant time, trust, and shared experiences before this … Read more
Demiplatonic refers to an individual who only experiences platonic attraction after forming a significant emotional bond with someone. Unlike those who naturally or immediately feel platonic attraction, demiplatonic individuals require time and closeness to develop the desire for deep friendship or connection. This type of orientation is part of the demi- spectrum, emphasizing that certain … Read more
Demi-alterous is an orientation where an individual experiences alterous attraction only after forming a significant emotional bond. Alterous attraction exists in a space that is not fully romantic or platonic but somewhere in between, blending elements of both. For demi-alterous individuals, this unique attraction does not arise until a deep connection is established. This orientation … Read more
The prefix Demi- describes someone who only feels attraction after forming a deep emotional bond with another person. The word comes from the English word “half,” meaning that attraction doesn’t happen right away but needs a strong connection first. This can apply to different types of attraction, like romantic, platonic, or sexual. The time it … Read more
