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Revision as of 23:09, 1 November 2021
Neuric is an orientation which suggests a neurodivergent person has an exclusive/heavy attraction (or preference) to people of similar traits and/or neurodiverse conditions. For example, an autistic lesbian may be attracted to people of similar gender, but even more so if they are autistic, similar presenting, or similar in personality, etc. It might be that a person must have a lot of features in order for a neuric person to feel attraction to them, thus neuric can be an a-spec orientation (aka neuro-ace or neuro-aro). It can also be considered an allosexual/romantic orientation, if there are few traits.
The non-exclusive counterparts are consexual and conromantic.