anegosexual

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1. alternativeAlternative form of aegosexual.

   Sapph […] [Sexuality] Pansexual; Autochorissexual/Anegosexual Autochrorisromantic^([sic])/Anegoromantic

   2019 May, Rebekah Dawson, “Table 1: Participant Identities”, in Transgender and Gender-Nonconforming Experiences with Expanding Identity Language: An Exploration into the Use and Function of Identity Language in the LGBT+ Community, Murfreesboro, Tenn.: Middle Tennessee State University, Appendix B, page 70

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   “[…] He’s ace. He doesn’t experience sexual attraction. That’s what being ace is, isn’t it?” / “Well, as I’ve told you before, I think it’s a little more complicated than that. There are shades of grey.” / “Not when you’ve tetra-thingy vision there aren’t. What you see as grey, I see as loads of yellows and pale blues.” / “I meant that there are various permutations.” / “Don’t I know it!” said Raith, dismissively. “Demisexual. Freysexual. Greysexual. Anegosexual—what the fuck is that? I’ve seen it all on Tumblr and Reddit.”

   2019 November 4, Jude Tresswell, chapter 2, in Body Parts and Mind Games (County Durham Quad; 4), →ISBN

   (ID497, cis woman, anegosexual, age 32). […] In some cases, participants preferred to use labels that were “technically correct,” such as the participant who identified as “anegosexual” to describe their sexuality centered around a preference for fictional sex.

   2021 July 6, Nicolette K. R. Zangari, Selecting a Sexual Orientation Label: How Individuals Decide What Label to Use, Lawrence, Kan.: University of Kansas, pages 96 and 111

   Aegosexual (also known as anegosexual, historically referred to as autochorissexual) is a micro-label within the asexual spectrum that pertains to individuals experiencing a detachment from the object of arousal.

   [2023 February 19, Sohini Chakraborty, “The Spectrum of Asexuality a Deep Dive into the Community, Its History, and the Legal Barriers”, in Rishikesh Dave, editor, Jus Corpus Law Journal, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh: Ayush Pandey, →ISSN, →OCLC, page 155

   Dr. Ramos had done some research and found a relatively recently coined term, anegosexual, which essentially meant he was unable to feel sexual arousal when imagining himself as part of the encounter.

   [2023 October 15, Feral Sephrian [pseudonym], chapter 1, in Butterfly’s Kiss, JMS Books LLC, →ISBN