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	'''Aesthetic attraction''' is a form of physical attraction to a person's appearance. It is defined as an attraction to the way someone ~~look~~, or how they present themselves. It is typically based on a desire to observe someone because one finds them aesthetically pleasing. It is often described as a similar feeling to looking at a nice painting or landscape. In the [[A-Spec\|a-spec]] community, it is typically useful to distinguish aesthetic attraction from [[Sexual Attraction\|sexual attraction]] and [[Romantic Attraction\|romantic attraction]].		'''Aesthetic attraction''' is a form of physical attraction to a person's appearance. It is defined as an attraction to the way someone looks, or how they present themselves. It is typically based on a desire to observe someone because one finds them aesthetically pleasing. It is often described as a similar feeling to looking at a nice painting or landscape. In the [[A-Spec\|a-spec]] community, it is typically useful to distinguish aesthetic attraction from [[Sexual Attraction\|sexual attraction]] and [[Romantic Attraction\|romantic attraction]].

	Among [[Allosexual\|allosexuals]] and/or [[Alloromantic\|alloromantics]] aesthetic attraction is commonly felt alongside sexual and/or romantic attraction, this is sometimes considered a necessary element of the experience. However, aesthetic attraction can sometimes be felt separately from other forms of attraction.		Among [[Allosexual\|allosexuals]] and/or [[Alloromantic\|alloromantics]] aesthetic attraction is commonly felt alongside sexual and/or romantic attraction, this is sometimes considered a necessary element of the experience. However, aesthetic attraction can sometimes be felt separately from other forms of attraction.