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    [[File:Demiaroflag.png|thumb|220x220px|The demiromantic flag.]]
    [[File:Demiaroflag.png|thumb|The demiromantic flag.]]
    '''Demiromantic''' is a [[romantic orientation]] on the [[aromantic spectrum]] defined as someone who does not experience [[romantic attraction]] until they have formed a deep emotional connection with someone. This connection may be [[sexual]], [[platonic]], or [[Tertiary Attraction|another form]]/combination of forms, depending on the demiromantic individual. Forming an emotional bond with someone does not mean that one is automatically attracted to said individual, as it just means there's now a possibility for one to feel attraction.
    [[File:Ec3ec4991213261c0e4fedd53f73d7133c0ad2e3 00.jpg|thumb|220x220px|An alternate demiromantic flag.]]
    [[File:A931CF03-2A94-48E8-BF09-03F48FAB91E1.jpg|thumb|Alternate demisexual flag]]
    [[File:Demiromantic Symbol.png|thumb|Demiromantic Symbol]]
    '''Demiromantic''' is a romantic orientation on the [[Aromantic Spectrum|aromantic spectrum]] defined as someone who does not experience [[romantic attraction]] until they have formed a deep emotional connection with someone. The connection can be [[Sexual Attraction|sexual]], [[Platonic Attraction|platonic]], or some other form of connection. Forming an emotional bond with someone does not mean that one is automatically attracted to said person, as it just means there's now a possibility for one to feel attraction.


    It is important to distinguish between typical romantic attraction to friends, sexual partners, and other people of close emotional bonds, and demiromanticism, which implies that there would be no romantic attraction to anyone unless a close relationship was to be established. The already existing relationship is the only way a demiromantic person would be able to experience romantic attraction. Being romantically attracted to one's close friends does not necessarily mean that one is demiromantic, for example.
    It is important to distinguish between typical romantic attraction to friends, sexual partners, and other individuals of close emotional bonds, and demiromanticism, which implies that there would be no romantic attraction to anyone unless a close relationship was to be established. The already existing relationship is the only way a demiromantic individual would be able to experience romantic attraction. Being romantically attracted to one's close friends does not necessarily mean that one is demiromantic, for example.


    Demiromantic can be a romantic orientation on its own or can combined with other orientations. An example of this would be of a person being demiromantic and [[gay]] (demihomoromantic), meaning that when one does experience romantic attraction it is towards people of the same or similar genders. Even though one may have a close connection to someone of a dissimilar gender, one may never feel romantic attraction to them.
    Demiromantic can be a romantic orientation on its own or can combined with other orientations. An example of this would be of a individual being demiromantic and [[homoromantic]] (demihomoromantic), meaning that when one does experience romantic attraction it is towards individuals of the same or any similar genders. Even though one may have a close connection to someone of a dissimilar gender, one may never feel romantic attraction to them.

    You may be sexually attracted to strangers or other people, but romantically, only to the one(s) with whom you've formed deep sentimental chemistry.

    [[Frayromantic]] is often described as the "opposite" of demiromantic, where romantic attraction fades as a bond is formed. For an individual who experiences demiromantic attraction that leads into frayromantic attraction, the term [[apexromantic]] may be appropriate.


    Counterparts to demiromantic include: [[demisexual]], [[demiplatonic]], and [[demialterous]].
    Counterparts to demiromantic include: [[demisexual]], [[demiplatonic]], and [[demialterous]].

    == Etymology ==
    == Etymology ==
    The prefix ''demi-'' means "half" or "partial". The prefix is also used in words such as demigod.
    The prefix ''demi-'' means "half" or "partial". The prefix is also used in words such as demigod.


    ==Flags and symbols==
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    File:Ec3ec4991213261c0e4fedd53f73d7133c0ad2e3 00.jpg|An alternate demiromantic flag.
    File:A931CF03-2A94-48E8-BF09-03F48FAB91E1.jpg|Alternate demiromantic flag
    File:FB7CCA38-4038-499A-BABD-B865DDBCAE44.png|Demiromantic flag by tiktok user @flamingolover24
    File:Demi.png|Alternate demiromantic flag
    File:Demiromantic Symbol.png|Demiromantic Symbol
    </gallery>
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    Latest revision as of 23:54, 24 May 2023

    The demiromantic flag.

    Demiromantic is a romantic orientation on the aromantic spectrum defined as someone who does not experience romantic attraction until they have formed a deep emotional connection with someone. This connection may be sexual, platonic, or another form/combination of forms, depending on the demiromantic individual. Forming an emotional bond with someone does not mean that one is automatically attracted to said individual, as it just means there's now a possibility for one to feel attraction.

    It is important to distinguish between typical romantic attraction to friends, sexual partners, and other individuals of close emotional bonds, and demiromanticism, which implies that there would be no romantic attraction to anyone unless a close relationship was to be established. The already existing relationship is the only way a demiromantic individual would be able to experience romantic attraction. Being romantically attracted to one's close friends does not necessarily mean that one is demiromantic, for example.

    Demiromantic can be a romantic orientation on its own or can combined with other orientations. An example of this would be of a individual being demiromantic and homoromantic (demihomoromantic), meaning that when one does experience romantic attraction it is towards individuals of the same or any similar genders. Even though one may have a close connection to someone of a dissimilar gender, one may never feel romantic attraction to them.

    You may be sexually attracted to strangers or other people, but romantically, only to the one(s) with whom you've formed deep sentimental chemistry.

    Frayromantic is often described as the "opposite" of demiromantic, where romantic attraction fades as a bond is formed. For an individual who experiences demiromantic attraction that leads into frayromantic attraction, the term apexromantic may be appropriate.

    Counterparts to demiromantic include: demisexual, demiplatonic, and demialterous.

    Etymology

    The prefix demi- means "half" or "partial". The prefix is also used in words such as demigod.

    Flags and symbols

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