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    [[File:Frayapothisexual flag.png|thumb|The frayapothisexual flag]]
    [[File:Frayapothisexual flag.png|thumb|The frayapothisexual flag]]
    '''Frayapothisexual''' is a sexuality where you are [[apothisexual]], but your repulsion by having sex with someone fades as you get closer to them. It can be used along with [[demisexual]], but it does not have to be.
    '''Frayapothisexual''' is a sexuality where you are [[apothisexual]], but your repulsion by having sex with someone fades as you get closer to them. It can be used along with [[demisexual]], but it does not have to be.

    == History ==




    The term was coined on June 21, 2021 by FANDOM user BioCache, and the flag was created by them as well.
    The term was coined on June 21, 2021 by FANDOM user BioCache, and the flag was created by them as well.

    == Flag ==





    Revision as of 22:26, 22 June 2021

    The frayapothisexual flag

    Frayapothisexual is a sexuality where you are apothisexual, but your repulsion by having sex with someone fades as you get closer to them. It can be used along with demisexual, but it does not have to be.

    History

    The term was coined on June 21, 2021 by FANDOM user BioCache, and the flag was created by them as well.

    Flag

    The blue fading to white stripes stand for lack of sexual attraction fading, and the black fading to white stripes stand for the repulsion by sexual actions with someone fading. The white stripe stands for sexual attraction.

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