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 From Greek "axiotheato", meaning attraction, and Greek "axio", meaning worthwhile/suitable.
 == Controversy ==
-Debate immediately began about whether the term is equivalent to "demisexual". While overlap is possible, the axiosexual identity does not involve a requirement that a "bond" or "connection" exists in order for attraction to manifest. Axiosexuality furthermore specifically includes aversion under certain circumstances as part of the identity itself.
+After the identity's first use, debate immediately began about whether the term is equivalent to "demisexual". While overlap with demisexuality is possible or common, the axiosexual identity does not involve a requirement that a "bond" or "connection" exists in order for an attraction to manifest. Axiosexuality furthermore specifically includes aversion under certain circumstances as part of the identity itself.
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