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Grammar and spelling mistakes! Remember, who's is short for "who is" and "who has." If it wouldn't make sense written out as either of those, then it should be "whose." Sorry to be spelling police I promise I'm normal/nice :')
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'''Orgasace''' is a term on the [[Asexual Spectrum|asexual spectrum]] in which an individual is unable to orgasm due to the fact that they lose their attraction before they are able to. This can be due to many things, and this term may be considered medical if it is related to a disability, trauma, disorder, etc, however this isn't a ''purely'' medical-related term, and can be used by anyone.
Some reasons why this may occur include, but are not limited to...
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* Trauma relating to sexual activity and/or orgasms.
* [https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/001953.htm Orgasmic Dysfunction]
* An [[aceflux]] individual
* An [[acespike]] individual
* An [[ace-jump]] individual who always turns asexual when about to orgasm, causing them to lose interest and/or arousal.
* An [[abrosexual]] individual who's attraction swapped when about to orgasm, causing their last thought and/or partner to either be a turn off, and/or for them to be momentarily on the ace-spectrum, which makes them lose interest and/or arousal.
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