Alico (orientation)
Alico orientation describes individuals whose attraction lies within the a-spectrum but don’t fit existing labels, offering a space for identity exploration.
asexuality
Ace
Ace refers to individuals who experience little or no sexual attraction but still build meaningful romantic and platonic relationships.
Allosexual
Allosexual describes individuals who experience regular sexual attraction, contrasting with asexuality and highlighting diverse sexual experiences.
Repulsusexual
Repulsusexual describes individuals who feel aversion to sexual attraction, impacting relationships and social interactions within the asexual spectrum.
Asexual
Asexuality means experiencing little or no sexual attraction, but still forming meaningful romantic or emotional relationships on personal terms.
Acejump
Ace-jump describes sudden, brief shifts from regular sexual attraction to complete asexuality, helping individuals understand and communicate their unique experiences.
Zsexual
Zsexual is a term proposed as a less clinical alternative to allosexual, describing those who experience sexual attraction outside the asexual spectrum.
Rat Asexual
Rat Asexual describes individuals who prefer non-sexual affection like cuddling and hugs, emphasizing emotional intimacy over sexual relationships.
Acefog
Acefog describes the confusion or uncertainty around asexual identity, acknowledging that feeling unsure is a valid part of the journey for many asexual individuals.
Acemid
Acemid describes someone who is strictly asexual but experiences varying romantic feelings within the aromantic spectrum, offering a unique orientation identity.
Sam
Explore the Split Attraction Model (SAM) and how it helps individuals understand their sexual and romantic orientations separately, especially in ace and aro communities.
Aceflux
Aceflux describes individuals whose experience of asexuality fluctuates over time, with varying levels of sexual attraction that can change gradually or suddenly.