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    '''Desinosexual''' refers to an [[Asexual Spectrum|ace-spec]] attraction where one does not experience full-on [[Sexual Attraction|sexual attraction]]. They may experience visual attraction or other attractions, but do not experience complete sexual attraction. They may describe their attraction as "Appreciating and feeling arousal directed at someone in particular, at which their attraction ends as they do not actually desire someone sexually or feel sexual attraction",
    [[File:Desinosexual2.png|alt=|thumb|The desinosexual flag.]]'''Desinosexual''' refers to an [[Asexual Spectrum|ace-spec]] attraction where one does not experience full-on [[Sexual Attraction|sexual attraction]]. They may experience visual attraction or other forms of attraction, but they do not experience complete sexual attraction. They may describe their attraction as "Appreciating and feeling arousal directed at someone in particular, at which their attraction ends, as they do not actually desire someone sexually or feel sexual attraction." It is similar to [[miransexual]].
    [[File:Desinosexual2.png|alt=|thumb|The Desinosexual flag.]]
    It is similar to [[Miransexual]].


    The romantic variant would be [[Desinoromantic]].
    The romantic counterpart is [[desinoromantic]].


    == Flag ==
    The flag was created by PennedWriterz on an unknown date. The muted red being a color known as "desire," a color most often associated with sex and passion, grey for greysexuality, and purple for asexuality.


    == Etymology ==
    The flag was created by PennedWriterz with the muted red being a color known as "desire", a color most often associated with sex and passion, grey for greysexuality, and purple for asexuality. The word Desino itself comes from Latin meaning "I leave" or "I stop".
    The word ''desino'' itself comes from Latin, meaning "I leave" or "I stop."
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