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'''Non-Libidoist''' is a term to refer to people without an active sex drive (libido) |
'''Non-Libidoist''' is a term to refer to people without an active [[Sex Drive|sex drive]] (libido), regardless of orientation.<ref>http://wiki.asexuality.org/Nonlibidoism</ref><ref>https://beyond-mogai-pride-flags.tumblr.com/post/169719223365/non-libidoist-pride-flag</ref> |
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Non-libidoist individuals typically do not experience an inherent drive to engage in sexual activity or interaction, including masturbation or sexual relationships. |
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While a lack of sex drive is not synonymous with [[Asexual|asexuality]], the term is often used by individuals on the [[Asexual Spectrum|asexual spectrum]], as a large percentage of asexual individuals are non-libidoists. Some asexual individuals may still experience a sex drive, though they do not experience [[Sexual Attraction|sexual attraction]] (or only experience it rarely or weakly). These individuals may use the term [[libidoist]]. Additionally, as sex drive is a separate concept from sexual orientation, [[allosexual]] people may also be non-libidoists. |
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== Resources == |
== Resources == |
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Revision as of 15:49, 9 May 2022
Non-Libidoist is a term to refer to people without an active sex drive (libido), regardless of orientation.[1][2]
Non-libidoist individuals typically do not experience an inherent drive to engage in sexual activity or interaction, including masturbation or sexual relationships.
While a lack of sex drive is not synonymous with asexuality, the term is often used by individuals on the asexual spectrum, as a large percentage of asexual individuals are non-libidoists. Some asexual individuals may still experience a sex drive, though they do not experience sexual attraction (or only experience it rarely or weakly). These individuals may use the term libidoist. Additionally, as sex drive is a separate concept from sexual orientation, allosexual people may also be non-libidoists.