#aphilia

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Panaspec: A descriptor for when your orientation is strictly (suptilic) aspec for every type of attraction; you do not feel any type of attraction at any time; anattractional.

The black is for complete lack of attraction, the stripes are for (from right to left) alterous, platonic, aesthetic (pink and yellow are queerplatonic), romantic, sexual, and sensual attraction.

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Omniaspec: A descriptor for when your orientation is aspec for every type of attraction;  you do not feel each particular type of attraction fully or all of the time.

The light gray is for conditional or lack of full attraction, the stripes are for (from left to right) alterous, platonic, aesthetic (pink and yellow are queerplatonic), romantic, sexual, and sensual attraction.

Re-did my old flags (from here and here) because of visibility issues.

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Aphiliac/aphile describes many things:

not having great affection to anything nor a strong liking/taste for anyone;

not having normophilias nor paraphilias;

synonymous to lovelessness, analterous and nonamory/anamory;

being panaspec/omniaspec/anattractional in every form of attraction.

It’s being used around but it has no official meaning. Many aplaroaces use aphilia as an extention of their aromanticity/aplatonicity. If -philia derives from philos (Greek word for brotherly/irmanal love/friendship), it would signify asociality/anamicality.