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[[File:Aliusasexual.png|thumb|The Aliusasexual Flag]]'''Aliusasexual''' (not to be confused with [[Aliussexual]]) is a sexual orientation on the [[asexual spectrum]]. It is the same as being [[asexual]] but because of something, it feel as if it’s ‘another type’ ( |
[[File:Aliusasexual.png|thumb|The Aliusasexual Flag]]'''Aliusasexual''' (not to be confused with [[Aliussexual]]) is a sexual orientation on the [[asexual spectrum]]. It is the same as one being [[asexual]] but because of something, it feel as if it’s ‘another type’ (/different). Although they are asexual, the term doesn’t feel fully right to them. |
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[[File:Aliusdemisexual (Updated) .png|thumb|The Aliusdemisexual Flag]] |
[[File:Aliusdemisexual (Updated) .png|thumb|The Aliusdemisexual Flag]] |
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[[File:Aliusgreysexual.png|thumb|The Aliusgreysexual Flag]] |
[[File:Aliusgreysexual.png|thumb|The Aliusgreysexual Flag]] |
Revision as of 07:32, 7 November 2021
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Aliusasexual (not to be confused with Aliussexual) is a sexual orientation on the asexual spectrum. It is the same as one being asexual but because of something, it feel as if it’s ‘another type’ (/different). Although they are asexual, the term doesn’t feel fully right to them.
![](http://static.miraheze.org/lgbtawiki/f/fb/Aliusdemisexual_%28Updated%29_.png)
![](http://static.miraheze.org/lgbtawiki/1/1a/Aliusgreysexual.png)
For example one may be asexual and have a high libido. This could make them feel uncomfortable calling themselves an asexual.
The prefix- alius can be combined with demisexual, greysexual etc.
History
The term was coined by ALDA on November 4, 2021.
Flags
The colors/colours are the same on the asexual flag but in another order. It implies that it’s ‘another type’ of asexual
- Grey
- White
- Purple
- Black
This concept of having the colors/colours in another order is the same for demisexual, greysexual etc.
Etymology
Alius means ‘another’ in Latin, combining it with ‘asexual’ is translated to ‘another asexual’.