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[[File:Sex repulsed.png|thumb|Sex-repulsed/averse flag]][[File:Sex-averse2.png|thumb|Sex-averse flag.]][[File:Sex-averse.png|thumb|The sex-averse flag.]]'''Sex-averse''' is a term that is used most commonly by [[asexual]] and other [[Asexual Spectrum|ace-spec]] individuals to indicate that they find the idea of personally engaging in sexual activity undesirable, uninteresting, uncomfortable, or otherwise unwanted. These feelings towards personally engaging in sex can range from dislike or discomfort to intense fear or disgust, but sex-averse individuals aren't repulsed by the idea of sex in general. They don't mind others engaging in sexual activity or sexual discussion. They themselves may enjoy discussing sexual topics, telling sexual jokes, or consuming sexual media. For some individuals, the sex-aversion only applies to the act of intercourse; for others, the aversion may extend to other sexual acts. Some individuals may experience varying levels of sex-aversion.
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Some individuals use sex-aversion and [[Sex-Repulsed|sex-repulsion]] interchangably, but they are distinct despite their overlap. Sex-aversion specifically refers to negative feelings regarding the idea of oneself being in a sexual situation. Aversion to the idea of sex in general would fall under sex-repulsion. Repulsion also has the association of stronger negative feelings like fear or disgust, or physical reactions like cringing, shaking, pain, or nausea. These can still be present in sex-aversion, but only in relation to one's own participation in sexual activity.
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Sex-aversion can overlap with [[Sex-Ambivalent|sex-ambivalence]] since one's feelings about sex changes depending on whether or not they are involved. One's feelings towards sex in contexts not involving oneself may reflect [[Sex-Indifferent|indifference]] or [[Sex-Favorable|favorablility]].
'''Sex-Averse''' is a term for people who find the idea of personally engaging in sexual activity undesirable, uninteresting, uncomfortable, or otherwise unwanted. Most commonly used by [[Asexual]]/[[Acespec|Ace-spec]] individuals, especially for [[Aegosexual|Aegosexuals]].
 
   
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Someone who is sex-averse may identify as [[apothisexual]], [[ARCsexual]], or [[discarnal]]. Sex-aversion is also common for [[aegosexual|aegosexuals]].
Their feelings towards personally engaging in sex can range from dislike or discomfort to intense fear or disgust, but sex-averse people aren't repulsed by the idea of sex in general. They don't mind others engaging in sexual activity or sexual discussion. They themselves may enjoy discussing sexual topics, telling sexual jokes, or consuming sexual media. For some people, the sex-aversion only applies to the act of intercourse.For others, the aversion may extend to other sexual acts. Some people may experience varying levels of sex-aversion.
 
   
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==Flag==
Some people use Sex-Aversion and Sex-Repulsion interchangably, but they are distinct despite their overlap. Sex-Aversion specifically refers to negative feelings regarding the idea of oneself being in a sexual situation. Aversion to the idea of sex in general would fall under Sex-Repulsion. Repulsion also has the association of stronger negative feelings like fear or disgust, or physical reactions like cringing, shaking, pain, or nausea. These can still be present in Sex-Aversion, but only in relation to one's own participation in sexual activity.
 
 
Sex-aversion shares its original flag with sex-repulsion. It was created on January 15, 2018 by Tumblr user beyond-mogai-pride-flags.<ref>https://beyond-mogai-pride-flags.tumblr.com/post/169725646550/sex-and-romance-negativerepulsedaverse</ref>
   
 
Two flag edits were created on March 19, 2021 by wikia user [[User:Smollishbean|Smollishbean]]. One features a circled dash, a special defined operation similar to subtraction, representing the similarity to sex-repulsion. It can also be interpreted as being a mix of the repulsed and indifferent pride flags. Another flag features a single tilde, showing similarity to sex-ambivalence. It can also be interpreted as a mix of the repulsed and ambivalent pride flags.
Sex-aversion can overlap with Sex-Ambivalence since one's feelings about sex changes depending on whether or not they are involved. One's feelings towards sex in contexts not involving oneself may reflect indifference or favorablility.
 
   
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==Resources==
Not all Sex-Averse people are Asexual. There are people who are [[Allosexual]] and Sex-Averse.
 
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==Related Terms==
 
===Orientations===
 
*[[Aegosexual]]
 
*[[Apothisexual]]
 
*[[Orchidsexual]]
 
*[[ARCsexual]]
 
*[[Discarnal]]
 
 
===See Also===
 
*[[Romance-Averse]]
 
*[[Sex-Repulsed]]
 
*[[Sex-Indifferent]]
 
*[[Sex-Ambivalent]]
 
*[[Sex-Favorable]]
 
 
==Gallery==
 
===Flags===
 
Sex-Averse shares its original flag with sex-repulsion. It was created on January 15, 2018 by tumblr user Beyond-MOGAI-Pride-Flags.<ref>[https://beyond-mogai-pride-flags.tumblr.com/post/169725646550/sex-and-romance-negativerepulsedaverse The Sex-Averse and Romance-Averse flags]</ref>
 
 
Two flag edits were created on March 19, 2021 by wikia user [[User:Smollishbean|Smollishbean]]. One features a circled dash, a special defined operation similar to subtraction, representing the similarity to sex-repulsion. It can also be interpreted as being a mix of the repulsed and indifferent pride flags. Another flag features a single tide, showing similarity to sex-ambivalence. It can also be interpreted as a mix of the repulsed and ambivalent pride flags.
 
 
A tweaked flag of Smollishbean's Averse-Ambivalent edit was created by tumblr and wikia user [[User:FlippingPancake|FlippingPancake]], uploaded directly on the Ezgender wiki on June 24, 2021.
 
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File:Sex_Averse.png|A tweaked Sex-Averse flag by FlippingPancake of Smollishbean's Averse-Ambivalent flag
 
File:Sex_Repulsed.png|A Sex-Averse/Sex-Repulsed flag by Beyond-MOGAI-Pride-Flags
 
File:Sex Averse (Indifferent).png|An edited Sex-Averse flag sharing the circle of the Sex-Indifferent flag
 
File:Sex Averse (Ambivalent).png|An edited Sex-Averse flag sharing the tides of the Sex-Ambivalent flag
 
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== Sources ==
 
 
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Revision as of 19:04, 5 October 2021

File:Sex repulsed.png

Sex-repulsed/averse flag

File:Sex-averse2.png

Sex-averse flag.

File:Sex-averse.png

The sex-averse flag.

Sex-averse is a term that is used most commonly by asexual and other ace-spec individuals to indicate that they find the idea of personally engaging in sexual activity undesirable, uninteresting, uncomfortable, or otherwise unwanted. These feelings towards personally engaging in sex can range from dislike or discomfort to intense fear or disgust, but sex-averse individuals aren't repulsed by the idea of sex in general. They don't mind others engaging in sexual activity or sexual discussion. They themselves may enjoy discussing sexual topics, telling sexual jokes, or consuming sexual media. For some individuals, the sex-aversion only applies to the act of intercourse; for others, the aversion may extend to other sexual acts. Some individuals may experience varying levels of sex-aversion.

Some individuals use sex-aversion and sex-repulsion interchangably, but they are distinct despite their overlap. Sex-aversion specifically refers to negative feelings regarding the idea of oneself being in a sexual situation. Aversion to the idea of sex in general would fall under sex-repulsion. Repulsion also has the association of stronger negative feelings like fear or disgust, or physical reactions like cringing, shaking, pain, or nausea. These can still be present in sex-aversion, but only in relation to one's own participation in sexual activity.

Sex-aversion can overlap with sex-ambivalence since one's feelings about sex changes depending on whether or not they are involved. One's feelings towards sex in contexts not involving oneself may reflect indifference or favorablility.

Someone who is sex-averse may identify as apothisexual, ARCsexual, or discarnal. Sex-aversion is also common for aegosexuals.

Flag

Sex-aversion shares its original flag with sex-repulsion. It was created on January 15, 2018 by Tumblr user beyond-mogai-pride-flags.[1]

Two flag edits were created on March 19, 2021 by wikia user Smollishbean. One features a circled dash, a special defined operation similar to subtraction, representing the similarity to sex-repulsion. It can also be interpreted as being a mix of the repulsed and indifferent pride flags. Another flag features a single tilde, showing similarity to sex-ambivalence. It can also be interpreted as a mix of the repulsed and ambivalent pride flags.

Resources