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    '''Aphilia''' describes someone who doesn't experience great affection to anything nor a strong liking and taste for anyone.
    '''Aphilia''' describes someone who doesn't experience great affection to anything nor a strong liking and taste for anyone.


    Some [[Aromantic|aromantics]] use it to express [[Loveless Aromantic|lovelessness]], [[Nonamorous|nonamory]], analterous-ness and [[Agamous|agamy]]. It's also used as a extension to [[panaspec]] and [[anattractional]] [[Anattractional Spectrum|spectrum]].
    Some [[Aromantic|aromantics]] use it to express [[Loveless Aromantic|lovelessness]], [[Nonamorous|nonamory]], [[analterous]]-ness and [[Agamous|agamy]]. It's also used as a extension to [[panaspec]] and [[anattractional]] [[Anattractional Spectrum|spectrum]].


    == History ==
    == History ==

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    The aphile flag.

    Aphilia describes someone who doesn't experience great affection to anything nor a strong liking and taste for anyone.

    Some aromantics use it to express lovelessness, nonamory, analterous-ness and agamy. It's also used as a extension to panaspec and anattractional spectrum.

    History

    An image from The SAGAnthology in DiversifyLit 2016, alludes lack of love as a quality of aphilic.[1] It was never fully defined until 27 February 2019, where it's also added to the definition the lack of paraphilias and "normophilias".[2] Omnianattracted was suggested as an alternative by Aster in 2018 via orientando.org.[5] The definition was also based on acephilia.[3]

    Flag

    The aphile flag was made by Tumblr user Beyond MOGAI Pride Flags on February 27, 2019. It has no confirmed meaning.

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