Uhmmmm... I don't believe the OP described a personality, as demisexuality is a sexual orientation/sexual preference...
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lololololol and again someone who pretends to know their greek but not the basic english dictionary.
I suppose so but not in the same way that someone is hetero- or homosexual. Couldn't one be demisexual in addition to also being hetero-, ******-, or bisexual? At any rate, I was referring to the OP's entire post, where they went deeper than just saying "not sexually attracted until close". it tells me a bit more about someone than knowing if they are hetero- or homosexual.
I understand the Greek and the English. I just don't allow people to hide behind such nonsensical name calling. To be fair, I also just like language so when words get transformed through misuse, it's annoying. The worst ever is the new definition of "literally", which is literally not what literally means. Anyway, moving on before people get mad at us.
It's the 'how do they get attracted' and not the 'what attracts them'.
Exactly, I am sexually attracted to plenty of women that I've seen but not met, nor will I ever meet them. Then there is a different set of feelings that come when I have developed that close relationship. With demisexuality, as I understood the description, it's all or nothing.
That's the thing, demisexual is one of the many tumblr terms that keep popping out. It can be hard to take tumblr seriously, what with the deerkin and dragonkin etc. I mean, if you honestly believe you're a creature that doesn't actually exist trapped in the body of a man, you're either very confused, or possibly mentally ill.
I love dragons, don't get me wrong, but they're fantasy and not a legitimate lifestyle choice.
You shouldn't take Tumblr seriously. But what's up with that last line? How can you be so insensitive? Who are you to judge? WHO?!
I don't think it falls under personality either (it's a label for a sexual behaviour), but I think for a lot of people it's semantics. I wouldn't call it personality, but I can see how people do since. The definitions for sexual orientation differ semantically and the same can be said for sex and gender, it depends on how you define it because there is a lot of grey area to deal with.
I'd love to see a video game with less, hmmm, keen (?) romances? Like you flirt with them and they aren't suddenly flattered and interested in you and only later on in the game do they start being accepting of advances. But I'd imagine a lot of people are going to throw around that it's 'sexual assault' or something. Demisexuality would be difficult to pull off.
It's not really behavior though. It's about feelings of sexual attraction, but it's different from a general interest in men, women, or both. That's why I asked my questions about how it would manifest itself within the game.