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    (It says "identity systems and terminology." It does, however, include ace-spec identities because they are not "identity systems" (theyre not gender systems, sex-related systems, etc. Plenty of ace-spec terms are added to there all the time.))
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    '''Sumitace''' (''pronounced'' ''suh-meat-ace'') is a term on the [[Asexual Spectrum|asexual spectrum]] in which an individual is alright with most or all sexual interaction, so long as it is unrelated to their own breasts/chest. Upon their own chest being touched they may feel disgusted, turned off, and/or disinterested. This may also include other parts that are above ones chest, such as ones own mouth and lips, depending on the individual and their personal experience with this label.
    '''Sumitace''' (''pronounced'' ''suh-meat-ace'') is a term on the [[Asexual Spectrum|asexual spectrum]] in which an individual is alright with most or all sexual interaction, so long as it is unrelated to their own breasts/chest. Upon their own chest being touched they may feel disgusted, turned off, and/or disinterested. This may also include other parts that are above ones chest, such as ones own mouth and lips, depending on the individual and their personal experience with this label.


    This does not mean, however, that they wouldn't touch their sexual partner's breasts, chest, or mouth; just that they wish for their own breast, chest, and/or mouth to be left alone.
    This does not mean, however, that they wouldn't touch their sexual partner's breasts, chest, or mouth; just that they wish for their own breast, chest, and/or mouth to be left alone.

    This term is not a sexuality in of itself, but is rather a sexual modifier; for example, one may be [[vincian]] and pauciace.


    Some reasons why this may occur include, but are not limited to...
    Some reasons why this may occur include, but are not limited to...
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