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[[File:Acebleed.jpg|thumb|220x220px| The acebleed flag.]]'''Acebleed''' is a term on the [[asexual spectrum]]. It describes |
[[File:Acebleed.jpg|thumb|220x220px| The acebleed flag.]]'''Acebleed''' is a term on the [[asexual spectrum]]. It describes an individual who is [[asexual]] and [[Sex-Averse|sex-averse]] or [[Sex-Repulsed|sex-repulsed]], but also [[Romance-Averse|romance-averse]] or [[Romance-Repulsed|romance-repulsed]] because they view most forms of romantic intimacy as sexual. The amount of [[romantic attraction]] felt can vary depending on the individual. The romantic equivalent of this term is [[arobleed]]. |
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==History== |
==History== |
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Acebleed was coined by Reddit user u/massivemarionberry97 on June 13th, 2022. |
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==Etymology== |
==Etymology== |
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The word '''acebleed''' is a combination of the words aromantic and bleed because an acebleed |
The word '''acebleed''' is a combination of the words aromantic and bleed because an acebleed individual feels that their sex aversion/repulsion is 'bleeding into their sex stance. |
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Revision as of 19:59, 1 August 2022
Acebleed is a term on the asexual spectrum. It describes an individual who is asexual and sex-averse or sex-repulsed, but also romance-averse or romance-repulsed because they view most forms of romantic intimacy as sexual. The amount of romantic attraction felt can vary depending on the individual. The romantic equivalent of this term is arobleed.
History
Acebleed was coined by Reddit user u/massivemarionberry97 on June 13th, 2022.
Etymology
The word acebleed is a combination of the words aromantic and bleed because an acebleed individual feels that their sex aversion/repulsion is 'bleeding into their sex stance.
Flag
The dark purple stripe is for sex aversion/repulsion, the bright purple stripe represents asexuality. The purple field represents romance repulsion and the red teardrop symbolises sex aversion/repulsion 'bleeding' into romance aversion/repulsion.