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    [[File:Screenshot 2021-04-20 at 1.48.17 PM.png|alt=Pride flag|thumb|210x210px|Alternate cupiosexual pride flag by Metanøiia]]
    [[File:Screenshot 2021-04-20 at 1.48.17 PM.png|alt=Pride flag|thumb|210x210px|Alternate cupiosexual pride flag by Metanøiia]]
    [[File:Cupiosx alt.png|thumb|Alternate cupiosexual flag by Fandom user Mothfree]]
    [[File:Cupiosx alt.png|thumb|Alternate cupiosexual flag by Fandom user Mothfree]]
    '''Cupiosexual,''' previously known as '''Kalossexual,''' is a [[Microlabel|micro-label]] on the [[Asexual Spectrum|asexual spectrum]]. Cupiosexual is defined as someone who does not experience sexual attraction but still desires/likes a sexual relationship. Cupiosexuals are commonly [[sex-favorable]] but they do not have to be. Cupiosexual may also be used by people who sometimes feel sexual attraction but desire a sexual relationship even without attraction, for example, a [[demisexual]] person who dates someone on the assumption that they will develop sexual attraction later on. Another example could be a [[fraysexual]] person who dates someone after they lose their sexual attraction.
    '''Cupiosexual,''' previously known as '''Kalossexual,''' is a [[Microlabel|micro-label]] on the [[Asexual Spectrum|asexual spectrum]]. Cupiosexual is defined as someone who does not experience sexual attraction but still desires/likes a sexual relationship. Cupiosexuals are commonly [[sex-favorable]] but they do not have to be. Cupiosexual may also be used by individuals who sometimes feel sexual attraction but desire a sexual relationship even without attraction, for example, a [[demisexual]] individual who dates someone on the assumption that they will develop sexual attraction later on. Another example could be a [[fraysexual]] individual who dates someone after they lose their sexual attraction.


    The romantic equivalent is [[cupioromantic]]. the opposite of cupiosexual is [[orchidsexual]].
    The romantic equivalent is [[cupioromantic]]. the opposite of cupiosexual is [[orchidsexual]].
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    == Flag ==
    == Flag ==
    The flag was designed by an unknown person on or before July 4, 2015. The color meaning is unknown.<ref>https://www.deviantart.com/pride-flags/art/Cupio-Kalos-2-543925404</ref>
    The flag was designed by an unknown individual on or before July 4, 2015. The color meaning is unknown.<ref>https://www.deviantart.com/pride-flags/art/Cupio-Kalos-2-543925404</ref>


    The alternate flag by Fandom user Mothfree were designed in September 2021. The darker pink represents love, the lighter pink represents lack of attraction, the white represents relationships, the lighter purple represents sexuality, and the darker purple represents sex.
    The alternate flag by Fandom user Mothfree were designed in September 2021. The darker pink represents love, the lighter pink represents lack of attraction, the white represents relationships, the lighter purple represents sexuality, and the darker purple represents sex.

    Revision as of 20:55, 21 September 2021

    The cupiosexual flag.
    Pride flag
    Alternate cupiosexual pride flag by Metanøiia
    Alternate cupiosexual flag by Fandom user Mothfree

    Cupiosexual, previously known as Kalossexual, is a micro-label on the asexual spectrum. Cupiosexual is defined as someone who does not experience sexual attraction but still desires/likes a sexual relationship. Cupiosexuals are commonly sex-favorable but they do not have to be. Cupiosexual may also be used by individuals who sometimes feel sexual attraction but desire a sexual relationship even without attraction, for example, a demisexual individual who dates someone on the assumption that they will develop sexual attraction later on. Another example could be a fraysexual individual who dates someone after they lose their sexual attraction.

    The romantic equivalent is cupioromantic. the opposite of cupiosexual is orchidsexual.

    History

    Kalossexual was coined by Tumblr user acelyssie on or before June 16, 2014.[1] It is unknown when the term was changed to cupiosexual.

    Flag

    The flag was designed by an unknown individual on or before July 4, 2015. The color meaning is unknown.[2]

    The alternate flag by Fandom user Mothfree were designed in September 2021. The darker pink represents love, the lighter pink represents lack of attraction, the white represents relationships, the lighter purple represents sexuality, and the darker purple represents sex.

    Etymology

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

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