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'''Quaestus Attraction''' is a form of [[Tertiary Attraction|tertiary]] [[attraction]] defined by admiration towards someone. |
'''Quaestus Attraction''' is a form of [[Tertiary Attraction|tertiary]] [[attraction]] defined by admiration towards someone. Those who experience quaestus attraction experience admiration towards someone and they may also want to spend their life with this individual. A quaestus crush may be called a stuscrush, and a quaestus partner may be simply called a "quaestus." Compliments that individuals in a quaestus relationship may give each other may include, "I admire you", "I want to be like you", "You are simply exceptional," and things along those lines. |
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==Etymology== |
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While the word ''quaestus'' in latin means gain or profit, the word ''quaesitus'' roughly translates to sought or desire. |
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Latest revision as of 22:33, 12 June 2022
Quaestus Attraction is a form of tertiary attraction defined by admiration towards someone. Those who experience quaestus attraction experience admiration towards someone and they may also want to spend their life with this individual. A quaestus crush may be called a stuscrush, and a quaestus partner may be simply called a "quaestus." Compliments that individuals in a quaestus relationship may give each other may include, "I admire you", "I want to be like you", "You are simply exceptional," and things along those lines.
Etymology
While the word quaestus in latin means gain or profit, the word quaesitus roughly translates to sought or desire.