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بیجنسگرایی
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Asexuality refers to experiencing little to no sexual attraction to others or having minimal interest in sexual activity, and it's recognized by some as a sexual orientation or identity spectrum. Understanding asexuality matters because it helps people recognize and articulate their own experiences, and it broadens how we think about the different ways people experience sexuality and relationships.
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- Sexuality.title
- Asexuality
- Sexuality.flag
- Asexual Pride Flag.svg
- Sexuality.flag_alt
- A flag consisting of 4 equal-spaced horizontal stripes, from top to bottom: black, grey, white, purple.
- Sexuality.flag_name
- Asexual pride flag
- Sexuality.flag_meaning
- Black for asexuality; gray for gray-asexuality; white for allosexuality; purple for community
- Sexuality.definition
- Little to no sexual attraction to others; low or absent sexual desire or interest in sexual activity
- Sexuality.abbreviations
- ace
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- Instance of
- sexual orientation
- Subclass of
- sexuality
- Image
- WorldPride 2017 - Madrid - Manifestación - 170701 210528.jpg
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- Commons category
- Human asexuality
- topic's main category
- Category:Asexuality
- different from
- asexual reproduction
- opposite of
- allosexuality
- hashtag
- asexual
- used by
- asexual person
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