#pack attraction

Communal Attraction Flag

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Hypercommunal

Hypercommunal is a term used to describe someone who has communal [link] desires that are stronger than an allocommunal individual. An individual could be on the acommunal and hypercommunal spectrum, as desire does not equal attraction. Also called Hyperpack.

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Pack/Communal Attraction (Any/General) Dynamic & Omega Flags; being any dynamic/an omega & experiencing pack/communal attraction.

etymology; pack/communal attraction, dynamic/ omega

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Idepack / Idecommunal: experiencing pack / communal attraction to others where gender is not a factor. The idea of a person, their abstract qualities, character, or, as many would describe, personality. Usually defined by a lack of physical preferences or not experiencing / comprehending gendered attraction.

Etymology: ide(a), pack / communal

Pronounced: i-dee pack / com-mun-all (ide pake / communal)

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Packattrastelic -

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A constelic term for those who stel pack attraction!

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Pack/Communal Attraction Alpha & Beta Flags; being an alpha/beta & experiencing pack/communal attraction.

etymology; pack/communal attraction, alpha/beta

We& experience both community and communal attraction prominently so I'll explain them with input from our& own experiences. Using this post for community attraction (link). Communal attraction is also referred to as pack attraction, and I will be calling it pack attraction in this ask for clarity; I'm using this pack attraction definition (link). I also want to make clear that attraction experiences are varied and personal and the lines between them are malleable; your mileage may vary

One of the most significant differences between community and pack attraction is the degree of 'closeness' associated with each. Pack attraction involves a desire for emotional attachment, emotional intimacy, and regular close proximity. Community attraction has far less emphasis on and may not at all involve elements of emotional intimacy or close proximity

Both involve desiring to form/be in a group with the subject of attraction, a sense of familiarity with the subject of attraction, and some degree of care about and/or for one another

Community attraction involves sharing some sort of similarity with the subject of attraction (such as interest, religion, ideology, and so on) that pack does not necessarily. Community attraction involves a sense of fellowship with one another

Pack attraction has greater ties to alterhumanity and animality than community attraction does. Pack attraction is more likely to involve sharing a home than community attraction. Things such as having legal stewardship over someone else, sharing assets, and being legally responsible for one another are more likely to be found in a pack relationship than a community relationship

Hiii. Yes, there is a difference because technically Acommunal is a secondary name to a(n)pack attraction (apack attraction; little to no interest in pack attraction, etc.) already.

And regarding definition differences,

in Acommunal attraction/apack attraction you lack the interest and desire to form or integrate into a pack/flock/commune/community that most consists of otherkin or otherwise nonhuman & Alterhuman individuals and that's pretty much that,

while in acommunity attraction the lack of desire is also ruled by other aspects of yourself that would make a pre-existing groups such as being the same race, ethnicity, age, gender, sexuality, etc with others and thus technically being in those communities already, but do not have the desire to join, be part of, or maintain yourself in these communities for whatever reason.

So it's a pre-existing term, which is the difference here because they've got different definitions, otherwise it could be synonymous.