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    [[File:Imageedit 7 3319571639.png|thumb|199x199px|Original Internetsexual flag]]
    {{Unsourced}}[[File:Imageedit 7 3319571639.png|thumb|199x199px|Original Internetsexual flag]]
    '''Internetsexual '''is a sexual attraction to people online, for example on social media. People who are internetsexual can have long distance relationships. In most cases, if one meets that person in real life they will no longer feel attraction towards them.
    '''Internetsexual '''is a sexual attraction to people online, for example on social media. People who are internetsexual can have long distance relationships. In most cases, if one meets that person in real life they will no longer feel attraction towards them.


    [[File:Internetsexual .png|thumb|Alternate Internetsexual flag]]Internetsexual isn't connected to any gender or other sexuality. One can be [[Straight|heterosexual]], [[lesbian]], etc. It is an extra term to identify oneself with. It may be considered a subset to [[aceflux]] or [[abrosexual]], as one who is internetsexual may have a differing sexuality offline.
    [[File:Internetsexual .png|thumb|Alternate Internetsexual flag]][[File:Internetsexual flag 3.png|thumb|Another alternate flag]]Internetsexual isn't connected to any gender or other sexuality. One can be [[Straight|heterosexual]], [[lesbian]], etc. It is an extra term to identify oneself with. It may be considered a subset to [[aceflux]] or [[abrosexual]], as one who is internetsexual may have a differing sexuality offline.


    It is similar to [[websexualityswap]].
    It is similar to [[websexualityswap]].
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    Lesbinternetsexual/Sapphinternetsexual: when one is [[Woman-Related|female-aligned]] or a [[woman]] and sexually likes women/female-aligned people while online. They may be [[straight]], multisexual, or [[Asexual Spectrum|asexual]] when offline.
    Lesbinternetsexual/Sapphinternetsexual: when one is [[Woman-Related|female-aligned]] or a [[woman]] and sexually likes women/female-aligned people while online. They may be [[straight]], multisexual, or [[Asexual Spectrum|asexual]] when offline.


    Vinvinternetsexual: when one is male-aligned or a man and sexually likes men/male-aligned people while online. They may be straight, multisexual, or asexual when offline.
    Vincinternetsexual: when one is male-aligned or a man and sexually likes men/male-aligned people while online. They may be straight, multisexual, or asexual when offline.

    [[File:Internetsexual flag 3.png|thumb|Another alternate flag]]
    Enbinternetsexual: when one is on the [[Non-Binary|non-binary]] spectrum and sexually likes other non-binary people while online. They may be [[trixic]], [[toric]], multisexual, asexual, etc when offline.
    Enbinternetsexual: when one is on the [[Non-Binary|non-binary]] spectrum and sexually likes other non-binary people while online. They may be [[trixic]], [[toric]], multisexual, asexual, etc when offline.


    Heterointernetsexual: when one is attracted to the opposite/dissimilar genders when online. They may be gay, multisexual, or asexual when offline.
    Heterointernetsexual: when one is attracted to the opposite/dissimilar genders when online. They may be gay, multisexual, or asexual when offline.


    Abrointernetsexual: when ones sexuality constantly changes while online. One may have a stable sexuality while offline.
    Abrointernetsexual/Acefluxinternetsexual: when ones sexuality constantly changes while online. One may have a stable sexuality while offline.


    Biinternetsexual: when one is sexually attracted to two or more genders online. They may be attracted to less than two offline, or be some other variation of [[multisexual]] when offline.
    Biinternetsexual: when one is sexually attracted to two or more genders online. They may be attracted to less than two offline, or be some other variation of [[multisexual]] when offline.
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    Omniinternetsexual: when one is sexually attracted to all genders online. They may have a gender preference, or be attracted to each gender differently. They may not be attracted to all offline, or be some other variation of multisexual when offline.
    Omniinternetsexual: when one is sexually attracted to all genders online. They may have a gender preference, or be attracted to each gender differently. They may not be attracted to all offline, or be some other variation of multisexual when offline.




    Paninternetsexual: when one is sexually attracted to all genders online, and have no preference in gender/is genderblind. They may not be attracted to all offline, or be some other variation of multisexual when offline.
    Paninternetsexual: when one is sexually attracted to all genders online, and have no preference in gender/is genderblind. They may not be attracted to all offline, or be some other variation of multisexual when offline.


    == Flags ==
    == Flags ==
    The first two internetsexual flags wer coined by unknown users at unknown times.
    The first two internetsexual flags were coined by unknown users at unknown times.


    The third flag was coined by a user going by Ally on January 8th, 2021. Green represents [[agender]]/[[genderless]] individuals and the [[Asexual Spectrum|asexual spectrum]], yellow-ish green represents [[xenic]]/[[anonbinary]] people and the [[Greysexual|greyasexual]] spectrum, white represents [[Multigender|multigenders]]/[[Genderfluid|fluid genders]] and [[Abrosexual|abrosexuals]], light blue represents [[masculine]] genders and [[Allosexual|allosexuals]], dark blue represents [[Man|men]] and [[aceflux]] people, dark pink represents [[Woman|women]] and other forms of fluid sexualities, medium pink represents [[feminine]] genders and bonding over the internet, and light pink represents [[Gender Non-Conforming|gender non-conforming]]/[[Pronoun Non-Conforming|pronoun non-conforming]] people and closeness/connection. <gallery widths="185">
    The third flag was coined by a user going by Ally on January 8th, 2021. Green represents [[agender]]/[[genderless]] individuals and the [[Asexual Spectrum|asexual spectrum]], yellow-ish green represents [[xenic]]/[[anonbinary]] people and the [[Greysexual|greyasexual]] spectrum, white represents [[Multigender|multigenders]]/[[Genderfluid|fluid genders]] and [[Abrosexual|abrosexuals]], light blue represents [[masculine]] genders and [[Allosexual|allosexuals]], dark blue represents [[Man|men]] and [[aceflux]] people, dark pink represents [[Woman|women]] and other forms of fluid sexualities, medium pink represents [[feminine]] genders and bonding over the internet, and light pink represents [[Gender Non-Conforming|gender non-conforming]]/[[Pronoun Non-Conforming|pronoun non-conforming]] people and closeness/connection. <gallery widths="185">
    Lesbinternetsexual.png|Lesbinternetsexual/Sapphinternetsexual flag by Cryptocrew
    Abrointernetsexual flag.jpg|Abrointernetsexual flag by GenderfluidBiGirl
    Vincinternetsexual.png|Vincinternetsexual flag by Cryptocrew
    Aceinternetsexual.png|Aceinternetsexual flag by Cryptocrew
    Enbinternetsexual.png|Enbinternetsexual flag by Cryptocrew
    Heterointernetsexual.png|Heterointernetsexual flag by Cryptocrew
    Abrointernetsexual.png|Abrointernetsexual/Acefluxinternetsexual flag by Cryptocrew
    Abrointernetsexual Pride Flag.png|Alternate abrointernetsexual flag by The spider in your environment
    Abrointernetsexual Pride Flag.png|Alternate abrointernetsexual flag by The spider in your environment
    Abrointernetsexual flag.jpg|Abrointernetsexual flag by GenderfluidBiGirl
    Binternetsexual.png|Biinternetsexual flag by Cryptocrew
    Biinternetsexual flag -).png|Biinternetsexual flag
    Biinternetsexual flag -).png|Biinternetsexual flag
    Polyinternetsexual.png|Polyinternetsexual flag by Cryptocrew
    A1DB8BD0-F8E1-4EE2-871E-A772B9440645.jpg|Omniinternetsexual flag by GenderfluidBiGirl
    A1DB8BD0-F8E1-4EE2-871E-A772B9440645.jpg|Omniinternetsexual flag by GenderfluidBiGirl
    Omniinternetsexual.png|Omniinternetsexual flag by Cryptocrew
    Paninternetsexual flag made by @GenderfluidBiGirl.jpg|Paninternetsexual flag by GenderfluidBiGirl.
    Paninternetsexual flag made by @GenderfluidBiGirl.jpg|Paninternetsexual flag by GenderfluidBiGirl.
    The paninternetsexual flag..png|Paninternetsexual flag by RalseiTheFluffiest.
    The paninternetsexual flag..png|Paninternetsexual flag by RalseiTheFluffiest.
    Aceinternetsexual.png|Aceinternetsexual flag by Cryptocrew
    Paninternetsexual.png|Paninternetsexual flag by Cryptocrew
    Lesbinternetsexual.png|Lesbinternetsexual/Sapphinternetsexual flag by Cryptocrew
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    Original Internetsexual flag

    Internetsexual is a sexual attraction to people online, for example on social media. People who are internetsexual can have long distance relationships. In most cases, if one meets that person in real life they will no longer feel attraction towards them.

    Alternate Internetsexual flag
    Another alternate flag

    Internetsexual isn't connected to any gender or other sexuality. One can be heterosexual, lesbian, etc. It is an extra term to identify oneself with. It may be considered a subset to aceflux or abrosexual, as one who is internetsexual may have a differing sexuality offline.

    It is similar to websexualityswap.

    Internetsexual subsets

    Aceinternetsexual: when one has no sexual attraction when online. They may be allosexual or greysexual when offline.

    Lesbinternetsexual/Sapphinternetsexual: when one is female-aligned or a woman and sexually likes women/female-aligned people while online. They may be straight, multisexual, or asexual when offline.

    Vincinternetsexual: when one is male-aligned or a man and sexually likes men/male-aligned people while online. They may be straight, multisexual, or asexual when offline.

    Enbinternetsexual: when one is on the non-binary spectrum and sexually likes other non-binary people while online. They may be trixic, toric, multisexual, asexual, etc when offline.

    Heterointernetsexual: when one is attracted to the opposite/dissimilar genders when online. They may be gay, multisexual, or asexual when offline.

    Abrointernetsexual/Acefluxinternetsexual: when ones sexuality constantly changes while online. One may have a stable sexuality while offline.

    Biinternetsexual: when one is sexually attracted to two or more genders online. They may be attracted to less than two offline, or be some other variation of multisexual when offline.

    Polyinternetsexual: when one is sexually attracted to three or more (but not all) genders online. They may be attracted to less than three offline, or be some other variation of multisexual when offline.

    Omniinternetsexual: when one is sexually attracted to all genders online. They may have a gender preference, or be attracted to each gender differently. They may not be attracted to all offline, or be some other variation of multisexual when offline.

    Paninternetsexual: when one is sexually attracted to all genders online, and have no preference in gender/is genderblind. They may not be attracted to all offline, or be some other variation of multisexual when offline.

    Flags

    The first two internetsexual flags were coined by unknown users at unknown times.

    The third flag was coined by a user going by Ally on January 8th, 2021. Green represents agender/genderless individuals and the asexual spectrum, yellow-ish green represents xenic/anonbinary people and the greyasexual spectrum, white represents multigenders/fluid genders and abrosexuals, light blue represents masculine genders and allosexuals, dark blue represents men and aceflux people, dark pink represents women and other forms of fluid sexualities, medium pink represents feminine genders and bonding over the internet, and light pink represents gender non-conforming/pronoun non-conforming people and closeness/connection.

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