#abasexual

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Abaedsexual

"Abaedsexual (pronounced a-bayd) is a micro-label under caedsexual. It is a sexuality used to describe an individual who was once asexual, but had it "cut away" due to trauma (abasexual), and due to the same, different, past or on-going trauma, one became asexual once again (caedsexual). In other words, an abaedsexual individual's sexuality was once abasexual, but due to trauma, one became caedsexual, making them abaedsexual.

Abaedsexual is exclusive to those who have experienced trauma."

Not coined by me; reuploaded from the LGBTQIA wiki.

Abaromantic (pronounced Ah-bah-romantic) is an orientation describing one who was once aromantic, but due to trauma of either a romantic or non-romantic variety, has become alloromantic. It is a counterpart to caedromantic.

Abaromantic is only to be used by those who have experienced or are currently experiencing trauma.

Abaromantic people may be attracted to any gender. For instance, someone who is abaromantic and homoromantic was previously attracted to no one, but after one or more traumatic events, is now attracted to the same gender as themselves.

The sexual equivalent of abaromantic is abasexual.

Abasexual (pronounced Ah-bah-sexual) is an orientation describing one who was once asexual, but due to trauma of either a sexual or non-sexual variety, has become allosexual. Its a counterpart to caedsexual.

Abasexual is only to be used by those who have experienced or are currently experiencing trauma. Abasexual people may be attracted to any gender. For instance, someone who is abasexual and gay was previously attracted to no one, but after one or more traumatic events, is now attracted to the same gender as themselves.

The romantic equivalent of abasexual is abaromantic.