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    '''Questian''', also called '''A?''', means you do not know your sexuality/romantic orientation due to your place in the ace/aro spectrum.
    '''Questian''', also called '''A?''', means one does not know their sexuality/romantic orientation due to their place in the ace/aro spectrum.


    You might have narrowed down what you’re attraction is, but not fully.[[File:Questian.png|thumb|The Questian flag]]
    They may have narrowed down what their attraction is, but not fully.


    One may be questian because they:
    *you have to be '''*either*''' aro-spec, ace-spec, or both


    *haven’t met enough of that/those gender(s) to know if they like that/those gender(s)
    *you do not have to know what your identity is on the aro/ace spectrum, as long as you know that you are part of the aro/ace spectrum and you believe it is affecting your ability to find out your romantic/sexual attraction


    *don’t know if they do or don’t understand romantic/sexual attraction
    *You don't necessarily need to know your identity on the aro/ace spectrum, you only need to know you are on there somewhere and it effects your inability to find your romantic/sexual attraction.


    *are demiromantic or demisexual and never having a long enough connection with someone of that/those gender(s) to know if you’re attracted to that/those gender(s)
    *You might have your romantic/sexual attraction narrowed down, but can choose one or the other due to not knowing if you're attracted to certain gender(s) (example: not knowing if you're trixic or trixen becuase you're unsure if you like non-binary people)


    This is exclusive to those who are ace-spec and/or aro-spec. One does not have to know their exact identity, as long as they know they are a-spec and believe it is affecting their ability to figure out their attraction. One might also be questioning and/or quoi- in addition to being questian.
    *You can be questioning and/or quio- in addition to being unknowing
    ==Subsets==


    *Expeditian is when they are actively trying to find out what their true romantic/sexual attraction is ''(expedition is being on a quest to find more knowledge)''
    This can be because:


    *Journian is when they need/want to find what true romantic/sexual attraction is, but understand it might take more time for them, so they don't actively seek it out ''(journey means to be on a quest where the trip is more important then the destination)''
    *you haven’t met enough of those gender(s) to know if you like those gender(s)


    *you don’t know if you do or don’t understand romantic/sexual attraction
    *Wanderian is when you don't need/want to find their true romantic/sexual attraction is ''(wandering is traveling without destination)''


    These subsets make it easier to tell how the individual feels about their connection to their true romantic/sexual attraction and their being questian. They can identify as a sub-label, but they don't have to.
    *being demiromantic or demisexual and never having a long enough connection with someone of that/those gender(s) to know if you’re attracted to that/those gender(s)


    ==History==
    ''This is similar to questioning, but you now you're questioning due to being a-spec. You can be questioning and unknowing at the same time.''
    The term was originally coined June 9th, 2021, on an Amino! post<ref>https://aminoapps.com/c/acealliance/page/blog/new-flags/vd8E_vLnHnunQmj2wqxVpLqlVJ57xaMx21xIX</ref> by the user Story the Cat,
    ===Subsets===
    and then updated on a FANDOM post<ref>https://lgbta.wikia.org/f/p/4400000000000202227</ref> by the same individual on the account [[User:IAmArtemisTheCat|IAmArtemisTheCat]] on October 10th, 2021, adding the subsets and elaborating the sexuality further.

    *Expeditian is when they are actively trying to find out what their true romantic/sexual attraction is ''(expedition is being on a quest to find more knowledge)''

    *Journian is when they need/want to find what true romantic/sexual attraction is, but understand it might take more time for them, so they don't actively seek it out ''(journey means to be on a quest where the trip is more important then the destination)''

    *Wanderian is when you don't need/want to find their true romantic/sexual attraction is ''(wandering is traveling without destination)''<br /> The subsets make it easier to tell how the person feels about their connection to their true romantic/sexual attraction and their being questian. They can identify as a sub-label, but they don't have to.


    ===Flag===
    ==Flag==
    The flag was created on the same coining date as the term by the same user. The color meanings go as follows:
    The flag was created on the same coining date as the term by the same user. The color meanings go as follows:


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    *green: aro spectrum
    *green: aro spectrum


    ===Coining===
    == Resources ==
    The term was originally coined June 9th, 2021, on an Amino! post<ref>https://aminoapps.com/c/acealliance/page/blog/new-flags/vd8E_vLnHnunQmj2wqxVpLqlVJ57xaMx21xIX</ref> by the user Story the Cat,
    and then updated on a FANDOM post<ref>https://lgbta.wikia.org/f/p/4400000000000202227</ref> by the same individual on the account [[User:IAmArtemisTheCat|IAmArtemisTheCat]] on October 10th, 2021, adding the subsets and elaborating the sexuality further

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    [[Category:Sexuality]]
    [[Category:Romantic Orientation]]
    [[Category:Ace-spec identity]]
    [[Category:Ace-spec identity]]
    [[Category:Aro-spec identity]]
    [[Category:Aroace-spec identity]]
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