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'''Domestic attraction''' is a form of [[Tertiary Attraction|tertiary attraction]] where one wants to perform domestic activities with or for someone. These activities can include cooking, cleaning, living together, or raising children together.
A partnership based on domestic attraction may be called a domestic relationship or a DOR for short. (It should not be called a domestic partnership. Please refer to the history section). There does not seem to be a special name for a domestic
Domestic attraction is often related to [[Platonic Attraction|platonic]] and [[Romantic Attraction|romantic]] attraction.
==History==
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Descriptions of domestic attraction are frequently found along with descriptions of romance. It is very common in older romantic literature. A consequence of this is that domestic attraction/relationships are incorrectly considered by some to involve romance.
In countries with more "traditional" beliefs, women (especially heterosexual women) are encouraged to feel domestic attraction so they will be more willing to preform domestic tasks for their partner (especially in heterosexual marriages).<ref>{{Archive|Site=web|URL=https://www.theatlantic.com/family/archive/2019/05/breadwinning-wives-gender-inequality/589237/}}</ref> This is part of the concept of a "housewife". However that is not really domestic attraction, just forced gender roles.
The phrase "domestic partnership" is a legal term to describe adults who perform activities seen in a "typical" relationship, such as living together and being romantic, but who are not married. The term was originally proposed in August 1979 by Tom Brougham. His requirements were two
The first known mention of domestic attraction by name was on February 7th, 2021 by AceXPGrace on an AVEN forum.<ref>https://archive.ph/MLnRl</ref>
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