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| − | This model of the spectrum of asexuality and sexuality was created by the AVENite <span class="plainlinks">[http://www.asexuality.org/en/index.php?showuser=403 Rabger]</span> <small>(under the username ''~Forbidden Fury~'')</small>.<br/> | + | This entry has been deleted by Rabger due to incorrect content and lack of permission to publish such work. |
| − | The model includes several new terms and definitions:
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| − | *'''Primary''' sexual attraction
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| − | : ''an instant attraction to people based on instantly available information such as their looks or smell which may or may not lead to arousal or sexual desire''
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| − | *'''Secondary''' sexual attraction
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| − | : ''an attraction that develops over time based on a person's relationship and emotional connection with another person''
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| − | *'''Primary''' sexual desire
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| − | : ''the desire to engage in sexual activity for the purposes of personal pleasure whether physical, emotional, or both''
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| − | *'''Secondary''' sexual desire
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| − | : ''the desire to engage in sexual activity solely for the sake of the happiness of the other person involved, or for another ulterior motive such as the conception of children''
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| − | : Most sexuals in romantic relationships feel both primary and secondary sexual desire.
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| − | In Rabger's model, asexuals are people who lack '''primary''' sexual desire<!--EDITOR'S NOTE: Yes you read that correctly. This is different then AVEN's main page definition-->. Some asexuals therefore experience attraction and/or secondary sexual desire, while others do not.
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| − | A more detailed discussion of Rabger's model can be found <span class="plainlinks">[http://www.asexuality.org/en/index.php?showtopic=10791&b=1&st=0&p=0&#entry0 here]</span>.
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| − | The term "[[demisexual]]" tends to be used by adherents to Rabger's model of sexuality, referring to people who experience '''secondary''' sexual attraction but not '''primary''' sexual attraction.
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| − | ==See also:==
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| − | *[[ABCD types]]
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| − | *[[Asexuality]]
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| − | *[[Collective identity model]]
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| − | *[[Dual Definitional Model]]
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| − | *[[Nonlibidoism]]
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| − | *[[Not interested|"Not interested" model]]
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| − | [[Category:Asexuality]]
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| − | [[Category:Models of asexuality]]
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This entry has been deleted by Rabger due to incorrect content and lack of permission to publish such work.
