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'''Ance-anro-jump''' refers to an individual who is normally [[allosexual]] and [[alloromantic]] and experiences normal sexual/romantic attraction. But occasionally experiences rare, sudden, and intense spikes of intense [[ansexual]] and anromantic feelings, or [[sex-repulsed]] and [[romance-repulsed]] feelings, before returning, just as suddenly, to one's normal amounts experiences of sexual/romantic attraction. These spikes in anromantism and ansexuality can be experienced independently from each other or they can be in sync. |
'''Ance-anro-jump''' refers to an individual who is normally [[allosexual]] and [[alloromantic]] and experiences normal sexual/romantic attraction. But occasionally experiences rare, sudden, and intense spikes of intense [[ansexual]] and anromantic feelings, or [[sex-repulsed]] and [[romance-repulsed]] feelings, before returning, just as suddenly, to one's normal amounts experiences of sexual/romantic attraction. These spikes in anromantism and ansexuality can be experienced independently from each other or they can be in sync. |
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Revision as of 22:44, 28 November 2020
Ance-anro-jump refers to an individual who is normally allosexual and alloromantic and experiences normal sexual/romantic attraction. But occasionally experiences rare, sudden, and intense spikes of intense ansexual and anromantic feelings, or sex-repulsed and romance-repulsed feelings, before returning, just as suddenly, to one's normal amounts experiences of sexual/romantic attraction. These spikes in anromantism and ansexuality can be experienced independently from each other or they can be in sync.