#distant attraction

Distant attraction includes attraction types that don’t involve intensely felt or intimate aspects, such as acquaintanceships and similar relationships. Could also describe a repulsion to intimacy or favorability towards casual interactions.

I’ve never seen another term that describes this set of experiences, but I feel like the desire for relationships that lack intimacy can be important to define in some cases.

Flag without and with symbol:

ID: two images of a four striped pride flag side by side with colors in this order: dark sea foam green, dark periwinkle, purple, and a dark wine purple. The second image has a symbol of two circles on a diagonal axis. The top-left circle is purple with an off-black outline, and the bottom-right circle is the sea foam green. The circles’ outlines are connected by a diagonal off-black line, with its own thick dusty lavender outline. End ID.

Banner ID: No discourse on this post please! Have a nice day (smile)

Symbol Transparents below the cut!

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Some a- versions of the umbrella terms I coined over on my previous blog @redactedterms

Aphysical, Aemotional

ID: two images, one of the aphysical flag and one of the aemotional flag. The aphysical flag has five stripes and colors in this order: black, grey, pale orange, muted orange, and pinkish red. The aemotional flag has five stripes and colors in this order: black, grey, pale yellow, purple tinted pink, muted dark lavender. End ID.

Acerebral, Adistant

ID: two images, one of the acerebral flag and one of the adistant flag. The acerebral flag has five stripes and colors in this order: black, grey, pale mint, teal, and muted light navy. The adistant flag has five stripes and colors in this order: black, grey, dusty sky blue, periwinkle, and purple. End ID.

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