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[[File:Cartosexual.png|thumb|Cartosexual flag|168x168px]] |
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[[File:Cartosexual alternate.png|thumb|168x168px|Alternate cartosexual flag (cartoon version.)]] |
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[[File:Cartosexual alt.png|thumb|168x168px|Alternate cartosexual flag (comic version.)]] |
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| ⚫ | '''Cartosexual''' is a [[Fictosexual|fictosexuality]] in which one is exclusive or near-exclusively attracted to cartoon or comic characters. One who is cartosexual find that they are more commonly attracted to cartoon and/or comic characters more than real individuals. It coresponds with being [[A-Spec|a-spec]], and is considered an a-spec identity. |
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==History== |
==History== |
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The term cartosexual was coined by |
The term cartosexual was coined by Anderson from the FANDOM account [[User:Cryptocrew|Cryptocrew]], November 29th, 2020 in order to describe the experiences of those who don’t necessarily fit into [[animatesexual]]. |
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==Flags== |
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The cartosexual flag was created by user [[User:RoseWatera|rosewatera]] on November 29th, 2020. Black represents TV screens; Purple represents fiction and non-reality, and red represents sexual attraction. |
The cartosexual and cartoromantic flag was created by user [[User:RoseWatera|rosewatera]] on November 29th, 2020. Black represents TV screens; Purple represents fiction and non-reality, and red represents sexual attraction. Pink is for romantic attraction. |
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The alternate cartosexual and cartoromantic flags were coined by a user going by [[User:Cryptocrew|Artemis]] on January 24th of 2021. |
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==See also== |
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*[[Animesexual]] |
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On the alternate cartosexual flags, red represents [[attraction]], pink represents [[feminine]] characters, purple represents [[androgynous]]/[[neutral]] characters, blue represents [[masculine]] characters, turqoise represents [[alterhuman:Alterhuman|alterhuman]]-like/[[kingender]]-like characters, yellow represents [[xenic]]-like characters, white represents [[Genderfluid|fluid]] characters, black represents fiction, dark grey represents alternate worlds, and grey represents [[genderless]]/[[agender]]-like characters. |
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The two designs represents TV/Cartoons and comics.<gallery widths="185"> |
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Cartoromantic.png|Cartoromantic flag. |
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Cartoromantic alt 2.png|Alternate cartoromantic flag (comic version.) |
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Cartoromantic alternate.png|Alternate cartoromantic flag (cartoon version.) |
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Latest revision as of 15:48, 30 June 2022
Cartosexual is a fictosexuality in which one is exclusive or near-exclusively attracted to cartoon or comic characters. One who is cartosexual find that they are more commonly attracted to cartoon and/or comic characters more than real individuals. It coresponds with being a-spec, and is considered an a-spec identity.
History
The term cartosexual was coined by Anderson from the FANDOM account Cryptocrew, November 29th, 2020 in order to describe the experiences of those who don’t necessarily fit into animatesexual.
Flags
The cartosexual and cartoromantic flag was created by user rosewatera on November 29th, 2020. Black represents TV screens; Purple represents fiction and non-reality, and red represents sexual attraction. Pink is for romantic attraction.
The alternate cartosexual and cartoromantic flags were coined by a user going by Artemis on January 24th of 2021.
On the alternate cartosexual flags, red represents attraction, pink represents feminine characters, purple represents androgynous/neutral characters, blue represents masculine characters, turqoise represents alterhuman-like/kingender-like characters, yellow represents xenic-like characters, white represents fluid characters, black represents fiction, dark grey represents alternate worlds, and grey represents genderless/agender-like characters.
The two designs represents TV/Cartoons and comics.
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Cartoromantic flag.
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Alternate cartoromantic flag (comic version.)
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Alternate cartoromantic flag (cartoon version.)
