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'''Abrocurious''' is an [[:Category:Identity|identity]] where one is [[questioning]] whether or not they are [[abrosexual]], [[abromantic]], and/or other abro- forms of [[Tertiary Attraction|tertiary attraction]]. They may not be able to tell whether or not their orientation(s) change due to difficulty in determining orientations in the first place. For example, one might have trouble determining if they're abromantic because they can't tell how to determine their [[Romantic Orientation|romantic orientation]]. They may feel it changes, but don't know how to figure it out whenever it does and therefore may not be able to tell whether or not they're abromantic. One might also simply be questioning overall and questioning specifically whether they're abro-anything.
Identities like abrosexuality, abromanticism, and other abro- forms of [[attraction]] can be difficult to determine, as generally it is assumed that [[:Category:Sexuality|sexuality]] is not [[:Category:Fluid Sexuality|fluid]] and that one is always attracted to the same [[Gender|genders]]/traits, but that's not true, and that difficulty may contribute to people who are abrocurious.
== Flag ==
The abrocurious flag was designed by FANDOM user Unfunny person420. The flag has no confirmed meaning.
== History ==
The term is thought to have originated on DeviantArt in 2013. It is unclear as to who exactly coined the term.
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Abrocurious is an identity where one is questioning whether or not they are abrosexual, abromantic, and/or other abro- forms of tertiary attraction. They may not be able to tell whether or not their orientation(s) change due to difficulty in determining orientations in the first place. For example, one might have trouble determining if they're abromantic because they can't tell how to determine their romantic orientation. They may feel it changes, but don't know how to figure it out whenever it does and therefore may not be able to tell whether or not they're abromantic. One might also simply be questioning overall and questioning specifically whether they're abro-anything.
Identities like abrosexuality, abromanticism, and other abro- forms of attraction can be difficult to determine, as generally it is assumed that sexuality is not fluid and that one is always attracted to the same genders/traits, but that's not true, and that difficulty may contribute to people who are abrocurious.
Flag
The abrocurious flag was designed by FANDOM user Unfunny person420. The flag has no confirmed meaning.
History
The term is thought to have originated on DeviantArt in 2013. It is unclear as to who exactly coined the term.