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'''Coeoromantic''' is the romantic counterpart to [[coeosexual]]. People who are coeoromantic are the opposites of [[Demiromantic|demiromantics]], and tend to feel more romantically attracted to people they barely know. Coeoromantic people may experience intense crushes on people they only know through a brief greeting, and the attraction can be as intense as attraction in a relationship that has been built up over years. Coeoromantics can still be attracted to people who they do know, but they are more commonly attracted to people they don't know or have just met. |
'''Coeoromantic''' is the romantic counterpart to [[coeosexual]]. People who are coeoromantic are the opposites of [[Demiromantic|demiromantics]], and tend to feel more romantically attracted to people they barely know. Coeoromantic people may experience intense crushes on people they only know through a brief greeting, and the attraction can be as intense as attraction in a relationship that has been built up over years. Coeoromantics can still be attracted to people who they do know, but they are more commonly attracted to people they don't know or have just met. |
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Revision as of 20:59, 15 February 2021
Coeoromantic is the romantic counterpart to coeosexual. People who are coeoromantic are the opposites of demiromantics, and tend to feel more romantically attracted to people they barely know. Coeoromantic people may experience intense crushes on people they only know through a brief greeting, and the attraction can be as intense as attraction in a relationship that has been built up over years. Coeoromantics can still be attracted to people who they do know, but they are more commonly attracted to people they don't know or have just met.