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    The sourcesexual flag. May be reclaimed if one wishes to use it.
    An alternate sourcesexual flag. May be reclaimed if one wishes to use it.

    Sourcesexual is a sexuality exclusive to introjects plural/median systems, whose sexual orientation does not align with their sources, yet they still feel a connection to their source's sexual orientation. Someone who is sourcesexual may feel as if they are/are supposed to have that orientation, despite not identifying/knowing they don't fully identify as such.

    For example, an introject whose source is normally heterosexual, but is bisexual themselves, may still feel connected to being heterosexual, as if they were supposed to be it.

    This term can also be used as a prefix for other attraction types such as sourceromantic, sourceplatonic, sourcealterous, etc.

    History

    Sourcesexual was coined by FANDOM user Preshouse2006 on April 10th, 2021, and was designed to be a sexuality counterpart to gendersource. It was initially an exclusionist label against endogenic systems and was coined to only include traumagenic systems, but has since been reclaimed to include all systems, not just traumagenic ones. Due to its original association with anti-endogenic exclusionism though, it may be controversial and hurtful to some.

    Flags

    The sourcesexual flag was designed by user The Icarus System on April 10th, 2021. It was designed to be similar to the gendersource flag.

    An alternate sourcesexual flag was designed by FANDOM user Unfunny person420 on April 10, 2021.

    These flags are controversial due to its exclusionary origins, however it may be reclaimed.

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