Fictivosexual
Fictivosexual is a plural-only identity for someone who is attracted to fictional characters who turn out to be fictives or fictives who used to be f/os and still uses or prefers ficto-terms being used for them.
Example: Let’s say you’re someone who identifies as a fictosexual and you either have a big crush on one fictional character in particular or have been dating a f/o for sometime and you, knowingly or unknowingly, are plural. You either get fictives often or have just discovered you’re plural. After sometime, said f/o starts becoming more of their own being in a much more peculiar way such as identifying or feeling like they identify with identities different from usual and only sticking with those no matter your perception or generally feeling or being different from usual, etc. That f/o then turns out to be a headmate or a fictive, yet your attraction towards them doesn’t go away for that reason. In that case, this term can be used by said fictive and you who were attracted to them, regardless if you continue to be with them or not. Furthering the case, if said fictive is still comfortable with identifying as a f/o or having other ficto-terms used for them, then this term is for them as well.
Flag Color Meanings
The colors are based off the pastelmemer’s fictosexual flag and yourfavisafictive’s fictive flag, with the colors mostly symbolizing the same as they originally represented.
Fictivosexual flag colors and their meanings in order; Orange representing Present Hot Pink representing Growth Darkish Purple representing Sexual Attraction and Asexual Spectrum Violet representing Beginnings and lastly, Purple representing Past
Flag Symbol Meaning
The flag’s symbol is a mixture between the fictional introject symbol (made by humors unbalanced) and the ficto-symbol (which is a black circle with a pink inner circle) having its same meaning of the black circle representing the portal to the fictional world in question and pink representing attraction to fictional characters. The difference is that the attraction also includes fictives and f/o or ficto-identifying fictives.
