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[[File:Pectussexual Flag.png|thumb|220x220px|The pectussexual flag, created by Scratch users -fierte and rxsebush.]] |
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'''Pectussexuality''' denotes sexual attraction to the upper part of the body, such as breasts and chest, but not the lower parts of the body such as genitals or buttocks. It is a term for people who enjoy the idea of upper body contact but experience displeasure or repulsion to the idea of lower body contact. |
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Pectussexuality is not necessarily a sexuality on its own; it can be used to further specify another sexuality, e.g. someone who is [[gay]] and pectussexual. |
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This term can be combined with sexualities or gender preferences such as - one could be homosexual and pectussexual. |
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Coordinate terms include pectusromantic, pectusflexible and pectusflux. |
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Pectussexuality can be used to mean both an attraction specifically to the upper body and a preference for the upper body in sexual acts. |
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The romantic equivalent is pectusromantic. |
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The counterpart to this is [[lekanisexual]]. Similar terms to this is [[inferiace]], [[bottoace]], and [[geniace]]. |
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==History== |
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Upper body: breasts, chest |
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The term was first coined by Scratch user stqrs on October 10th, 2020.<ref>https://scratch.mit.edu/users/stqrs/</ref> |
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It is derived from the the Latin noun ''[[wiktionary:pectus#Latin|pectus]]'', meaning "chest". |
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The flag was designed October 11th, 2020 by [https://scratch.mit.edu/users/-fierte @-fierte] and [https://scratch.mit.edu/users/rxsebush @rxsebush] on Scratch. |
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Lower body: genitals, buttocks. |
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[https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/435544802/ This] is the first public edition of the flag. |
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==References== |
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[[Category:Ace-spec identity]] |
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Latest revision as of 04:47, 8 May 2021
Pectussexuality denotes sexual attraction to the upper part of the body, such as breasts and chest, but not the lower parts of the body such as genitals or buttocks. It is a term for people who enjoy the idea of upper body contact but experience displeasure or repulsion to the idea of lower body contact.
Pectussexuality is not necessarily a sexuality on its own; it can be used to further specify another sexuality, e.g. someone who is gay and pectussexual.
Coordinate terms include pectusromantic, pectusflexible and pectusflux.
Pectussexuality can be used to mean both an attraction specifically to the upper body and a preference for the upper body in sexual acts.
The counterpart to this is lekanisexual. Similar terms to this is inferiace, bottoace, and geniace.
History
The term was first coined by Scratch user stqrs on October 10th, 2020.[1] It is derived from the the Latin noun pectus, meaning "chest".
The flag was designed October 11th, 2020 by @-fierte and @rxsebush on Scratch.
This is the first public edition of the flag.