ATTRACTION TYPE
F5
E6 E5
D6 D5
C6
C5
B6 B5
A
F6
A
ATTRACTION TYPES
ORIENTATION
F4
F3
E4 E3
D4
D3
C3
B3
A
C4
B4
A
A (Aromantic Asexuality): Experiences no attraction,
besides friendship and/or aesthetic attraction.
B (Romantic Asexuality): Not interested in sexual
relations whatsoever, but open to romance, touch or
bonds stronger than friendship/
C (Tertiary Sexuality): Experiences no sexual attraction,
but willing to do it for other reasons, such as children,
pleasing their partners, etc.
D (Secondary Sexuality): May develop lustful feelings
over the course of a relationship, but not at first.
E (Primary Sexuality): Sexual desire is established from
the get-go, even if it is not acted upon. However, other
components (such as companionship) are essential to
these individuals.
F (Hyper Sexuality): Sex is the be-all-end-all purpose of
any relationship. Everything else is just a consolation
prize or means to an end.
F2
E2
D₂2
C2
B2
A
F1
E1
D1
C1
B1
A
ORIENTATIONS
Fo
Eo
Do
Co
Bo
A
o: Exclusively attracted to opposite
sex.
1: Mostly attracted to the opposite
sex.
2: Prefers the opposite sex, but is
also attracted to the same sex
3: Equal Attraction (Bisexual or
biromantic)
4: Prefers the same sex, but is also
attracted to the opposite sex.
5: Mostly attracted to the same sex.
6: Exclusively attracted to the same
sex.
