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'''Atertiary''', also known as '''nontertiary''', is an identity defined by a complete lack of [[Tertiary Attraction|tertiary attraction]]. One who is atertiary would not experience any form of tertiary attraction, and would by default be [[Amical Attraction|nonamical]], [[asocial]], [[Mental Attraction|amental]], [[nonparental]], etc. |
'''Atertiary''', also known as '''nontertiary''', is an identity defined by a complete lack of [[Tertiary Attraction|tertiary attraction]]. One who is atertiary would not experience any form of tertiary attraction, and would by default be [[Amical Attraction|nonamical]], [[asocial]], [[Mental Attraction|amental]], [[nonparental]], etc. |
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Atertiary indiviuals may still engage in activities traditionally defined by tertiary attraction, such as having tertiary relationships. |
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The opposite of atertiary is allotertiary, where one experiences all forms of tertiary attraction. The physical and emotional attraction counterparts are [[aphysical]] and [[aemotional]]. |
The opposite of atertiary is allotertiary, where one experiences all forms of tertiary attraction. The physical and emotional attraction counterparts are [[aphysical]] and [[aemotional]]. |
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Someone who experiences little, fluctuating, or atypical tertiary attraction or someone who only experiences certain types of tertiary attraction would be considered on the '''atertiary spectrum''' (ater spec). |
Someone who experiences little, fluctuating, or atypical tertiary attraction or someone who only experiences certain types of tertiary attraction would be considered on the '''atertiary spectrum''' (ater spec). |
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==Flag== |
==Flag== |
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The flag was created by Tumbr user |
The flag was created by Tumbr user mourningmogaicrew on June 4th, 2021. The stripes are blue, yellow, orange and pink to represent the tertiary attraction flag. The bottom stripe is black for not experiencing this form of attraction. |
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==History== |
==History== |
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The term was coined by Tumblr user |
The term was coined by Tumblr user mourningmogaicrew on June 4th, 2021 to help [[A-Spec|a-spec]] individuals describe themselves.<ref>https://mourningmogaicrew.tumblr.com/post/653099480510496768/1-3-23-7-0-2-5-0</ref> Similar terms and experiences have been described by a-spec individuals in the past, especially on forums such as AVEN. |
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== Controversy around the term tertiary attraction == |
== Controversy around the term tertiary attraction == |
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Revision as of 22:03, 20 September 2021
Atertiary, also known as nontertiary, is an identity defined by a complete lack of tertiary attraction. One who is atertiary would not experience any form of tertiary attraction, and would by default be nonamical, asocial, amental, nonparental, etc.
Atertiary indiviuals may still engage in activities traditionally defined by tertiary attraction, such as having tertiary relationships.
The opposite of atertiary is allotertiary, where one experiences all forms of tertiary attraction. The physical and emotional attraction counterparts are aphysical and aemotional.
Spectrum
Someone who experiences little, fluctuating, or atypical tertiary attraction or someone who only experiences certain types of tertiary attraction would be considered on the atertiary spectrum (ater spec).
Flag
The flag was created by Tumbr user mourningmogaicrew on June 4th, 2021. The stripes are blue, yellow, orange and pink to represent the tertiary attraction flag. The bottom stripe is black for not experiencing this form of attraction.
History
The term was coined by Tumblr user mourningmogaicrew on June 4th, 2021 to help a-spec individuals describe themselves.[1] Similar terms and experiences have been described by a-spec individuals in the past, especially on forums such as AVEN.
Controversy around the term tertiary attraction
The term tertiary attraction is occasionally criticized for meaning "third" and implying tertiary attractions are not as important as other forms of attraction. The term eriattraction has been suggested as an alternative. Someone who doesn't experience eriattraction may consider themself nonerittracted.