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    '''Sexual abstinence''', '''abstention''' or '''restraint''' is the practice of refraining/abstaining from [[sexual]] relations/some or all aspects of sexual activity for any reason.


    Dictionarized adjectivals (abstainer, abstinent, abstentious, abstemious) in English are commonly associated with abstention from ingestion/consumption (not consummation), while some alternatives can be used for general abstention: abstentioned, abstentioner, restrained, restrainer, abstemic, abstent/abstant (abstence/abstance), abstential/abstemial.


    Abstention can be temporary, lasting, voluntary, involuntary, quoiluntary, etc. Usually it’s associated with religion/spirituality, but there are other reasons someone could personally abstain from sex: medical, psychological, legal, social, financial, philosophical, moral, physical, ethical…


    Both chastities and celibacies can be/are forms of sexual abstention/abstinence, while not all abstentions are considered celibate/chaste. Not the same as [[asexual]]ity or [[nonlibidoist]], as abstinence is behavioral, while asexuality is about feeling no [[sexual attraction]], including those with active sexual life, and [[Libidoist|libido]] is about sexual desire/drive.


    The romantic equivalent is [[Romance Abstainer|romance abstainer]].


    == History ==
    The term was first mentioned on the Tumblr blog beyond-mogai-pride-flags in May 13, 2021.


    == Flag ==
    [[File:Tumblr 60c3746ae1474190c3169c0b5502d58b ff209d8d 540.jpg|thumb]]
    The sexually Abstainer flag was created by Mod AP through the Tumblr blog beyond-mogai-pride-flags on May 13, 2021.
    '''Sexual abstinence''', '''abstention''' or '''restraint''': the practice of refraining/abstaining from sexual relations/some or all aspects of sexual activity for any reason.

    Dictionarized adjectivals (abstainer, abstinent, abstentious, abstemious) in English are commonly associated with abstention from ingestion/consumption (not consummation), while some alternatives can be used for general abstention: abstentioned, abstentioner, restrained, restrainer, abstemic, abstent/abstant (abstence/abstance), abstential/abstemial.

    Abstention can be temporary, lasting, voluntary, involuntary, quoiluntary, etc. Usually it’s associated with religion/spirituality, but there are other reasons someone could personally abstain from sex: medical, psychological, legal, social, financial, philosophical, moral...

    Both chastities and celibacies can be/are forms of sexual abstention/abstinence, while not all abstentions are considered celibate/chaste. Not the same as [[Asexual|asexuality]], as abstinence is behavioral.


    == Resources ==
    == Resources ==
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    Latest revision as of 16:33, 28 July 2023

    Sexual abstinence, abstention or restraint is the practice of refraining/abstaining from sexual relations/some or all aspects of sexual activity for any reason.

    Dictionarized adjectivals (abstainer, abstinent, abstentious, abstemious) in English are commonly associated with abstention from ingestion/consumption (not consummation), while some alternatives can be used for general abstention: abstentioned, abstentioner, restrained, restrainer, abstemic, abstent/abstant (abstence/abstance), abstential/abstemial.

    Abstention can be temporary, lasting, voluntary, involuntary, quoiluntary, etc. Usually it’s associated with religion/spirituality, but there are other reasons someone could personally abstain from sex: medical, psychological, legal, social, financial, philosophical, moral, physical, ethical…

    Both chastities and celibacies can be/are forms of sexual abstention/abstinence, while not all abstentions are considered celibate/chaste. Not the same as asexuality or nonlibidoist, as abstinence is behavioral, while asexuality is about feeling no sexual attraction, including those with active sexual life, and libido is about sexual desire/drive.

    The romantic equivalent is romance abstainer.

    History

    The term was first mentioned on the Tumblr blog beyond-mogai-pride-flags in May 13, 2021.

    Flag

    The sexually Abstainer flag was created by Mod AP through the Tumblr blog beyond-mogai-pride-flags on May 13, 2021.

    Resources

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