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Alicosexual, or agnosexual, is a sexual orientation on the asexual spectrum. It is defined as someone who knows they are somewhere on the asexual spectrum, but their sexuality doesn't fit any existing label. The alicosexual term can be also used when an individual doesn't know which label fits them best.

Alicosexual can be a sexual orientation on its own or can be combined with other sexual orientations. This means someone can be alicosexual and gay, meaning that one does experience sexual attraction towards individuals with the same gender/similar gender.

The romantic counterpart is alicoromantic.

Flag

The term alicosexual and the flag were created on January 17, 2021, by Kudorix. Dark purple and black symbolizes the asexual community. Purple represents the asexual spectrum. White symbolizes the validity of agnosexual individuals. Grey represents partial lack of sexual attraction. Pink symbolizes sexual attraction.

Etymology

"Alico-" comes from a Latin word "alicubi" meaning somewhere, anywhere.

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-[[File:Agnosexual flag.png|thumb|An Agnosexual flag.]]
+[[File:Agnosexual flag.png|thumb|The alicosexual flag.|220x220px]]
-'''Agnosexual''' is a sexual orientation on the [[Asexual Spectrum]]. It is defined as someone who knows they are somewhere on the Asexual Spectrum, but their sexuality doesn't fit in any label on the Ace-spec. The Agnosexual term can be also used when an individual doesn't know which label on the Ace-spec fits them best.
+[[File:Agnosexual flag v2.png|alt=Second Agnosexual flag.|thumb|The second alicosexual flag.|220x220px]]
+'''Alicosexual''', or '''agnosexual''', is a [[sexual orientation]] on the [[Asexual Spectrum|asexual spectrum]]. It is defined as someone who knows they are somewhere on the asexual spectrum, but their [[sexuality]] doesn't fit any existing label. The alicosexual term can be also used when an individual doesn't know which label fits them best.
+Alicosexual can be a [[Sexual Orientation|sexual orientation]] on its own or can be combined with other sexual orientations. This means someone can be alicosexual and [[gay]], meaning that one does experience [[Sexual Attraction|sexual attraction]] towards individuals with the same [[gender]]/similar gender.
+The [[Romantic Orientation|romantic]] counterpart is [[Agnoromantic|alicoromantic]].
-Agnosexual can be a sexual orientation on it's own or can be combined with other sexual orientations. It means someone can be Agnosexual and [[Gay]], meaning that one does experience sexual attraction towards people with the same gender / similar gender.
-Agnosexual was created on January 17, 2021, by an anonymous Reddit user.
-It's romantic counterpart is [[Agnoromantic]].
 == Flag ==
-The Agnosexual flag was created by an anonymous Reddit user on January 17, 2021. It consists five strips. The dark purple / black stripe symbolizes the Ace community. The purple one represents Asexual Spectrum. White color symbolizes validy of Agnosexual people. Grey means partial lack of sexual attraction, and pink color symbolizes the sexual attraction.
+The term alicosexual and the flag were created on January 17, 2021, by Kudorix. Dark purple and black symbolizes the [[asexual]] community. Purple represents the asexual spectrum. White symbolizes the validity of agnosexual individuals. Grey represents partial lack of sexual attraction. Pink symbolizes sexual attraction.
 == Etymology ==
-"Agno-" comes from a Greek word "ágno̱stos" meaning unidentified, unfamiliar.
+"Alico-" comes from a Latin word "alicubi" meaning somewhere, anywhere.
+[[Category:Ace-spec identity]]
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+[[Category:Questioning]]
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