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Antimilo is a term for individuals who are Orgasm-Averse, Orgasm-Avoidant, or Orgasm-Repulsed, or simply anyone who does not want to experience an orgasm. The term is commonly used by asexual spectrum individuals, but is not exclusive to that spectrum. There are a few reasons as to why individuals may not want to orgasm, including; finding it unnatural, painful, uncomfortable, scary, uninteresting, or dysphoric.

Orgasm avoidant, averse, or repulsed individuals can practice a form of sex or masturbation that is called Karezza, Coitus Reservatus, Coitus Interruptus, or Edging^{citation needed}.

History

The term was coined by N1ght0wl06 on the 11th of July, 2022. The term was revised with the help of AnonymousHermitCrab from the r/asexuality subreddit.

Etymology

The term Antimilo consists of two Greek words; anti- (which means 'against') and milo (which means apple). The apple represents the orgasm, and the purple gradient represents the levels of arousal.

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+'''Antimilo''' is a term for individuals who are [[Orgasm-Averse]], Orgasm-Avoidant, or [[Orgasm-Repulsed]], or simply anyone who does not want to experience an orgasm. The term is commonly used by asexual spectrum individuals, but is not exclusive to that spectrum. There are a few reasons as to why individuals may not want to orgasm, including; finding it unnatural, painful, uncomfortable, scary, uninteresting, or dysphoric.
-Antimilo
+Orgasm avoidant, averse, or repulsed individuals can practice a form of sex or masturbation that is called Karezza, Coitus Reservatus, Coitus Interruptus, or Edging<sup>citation needed</sup>.
-This is for people who are [[Orgasm-Averse]], Orgasm-Avoidant, or [[Orgasm-Repulsed]].
-Meaning anyone who does not want to have an orgasm.
-The term is commonly used by asexual spectrum individuals, but is not exclusive to this community or sexuality.
-There might be many reasons why people don't want to have an orgasm.
-Here are a few:
-Maybe they find it unnatural.
-Maybe it hurts them.
-Maybe they don't like the bodyli reactions.
-Maybe they don't like how they feel afterwards.
-Maybe they don't like the feeling.
-Maybe, if they have a penis they are repulsed by their ejaculation that usually, but not always follows an orgasm and vice versa.
-Maybe they have orgasmphobia.
-Maybe they got more important things to do.
-Orgasm avoidant, averse, or repulsed people when they have sex usually practice a form of sex that is called Karezza, or Coitus Reservatus, or Coitus Interruptus, or even Edging which is basically like Karezza, but can be done alone via masturbation.
 ==History==
-The term was coined by [[User:N1ght0wl06|N1ght0wl06]] on Monday, 11. July 2022.
+The term was coined by [[User:N1ght0wl06|N1ght0wl06]] on the 11th of July, 2022. The term was revised with the help of AnonymousHermitCrab from the r/asexuality subreddit.
+==Etymology==
-This page has been improved with the help from AnonymousHermitCrab on the subreddit r/asexuality.
+The term Antimilo consists of two Greek words; anti- (which means 'against') and milo (which means apple). The apple represents the orgasm, and the purple gradient represents the levels of arousal.
-==Additional informations==
+[[Category:Ace-spec identity]]
-The term Antimilo consists of two greek words, namely anti, which means against and milo which means apple. The apple represents the orgasm. The gradiant shades represent the levels of arousal.