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    [[File:Cupiosensual.jpg|thumb|The cupiosensual flag]]
    [[File:Cupiosensual.jpg|thumb|The cupiosensual flag]]'''Cupiosensual''' is a [[Microlabel|micro-label]] on the [https://lgbta.wikia.org/wiki/Asensual asensual] spectrum. Someone who is Cupiosensual does not experience sensual attraction, but still may desire or like sensual touch or acts.
    [[File:Cupiosensual3.jpg|thumb|The cupiosensual flag with a more saturated blue.]]
    [[File:Cupiosensual3.jpg|thumb|The cupiosensual flag with a more saturated blue.]]
    '''Cupiosensual''' is a [[Microlabel|micro-label]] on the [[Asensual Spectrum|asensual spectrum]]. Someone who is Cupiosensual does not experience [[Sensual Attraction|sensual attraction]], but still may desire or like sensual touch or acts.
    The romantic and sexual equivalents are [[cupioromantic]] and [[Cupiosexual]].
    == Flag Meaning ==
    The grey stripe shows that Cupiosensuals are a subset of [https://lgbta.wikia.org/wiki/Asensual asensuals]. The blue stripe represents the desire for sensual touch or acts that a Cupiosensual desires/likes. The white stripe, however, represents a lack of sensual attraction, and the yellow stripe represents sensual attraction overall.


    The [[Romantic Attraction|romantic]] and [[Sexual Attraction|sexual]] equivalents are [[cupioromantic]] and [[Cupiosexual]].
    == Etymology ==
    ==Flag Meaning==
    The grey stripe shows that Cupiosensuality are a subset of [[Asensual|asensuality]]. The blue stripe represents the desire for sensual touch or acts that a Cupiosensual desires/likes. The white stripe, however, represents a lack of sensual attraction, and the yellow stripe represents sensual attraction overall.

    ==Etymology==
    The prefix ''cupio-'' comes from the Latin word ''cupio'', meaning "to desire" or "to long for".
    The prefix ''cupio-'' comes from the Latin word ''cupio'', meaning "to desire" or "to long for".
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