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For sapiosexuals, intellectual stimulation must be present before they feel sexually attracted. As with demisexuality, sapiosexuals are not limited by gender expressions and therefore can be sapiosexual and gay, or sapiosexual and straight, or bi, or pan, or … Sexual attraction hinges on the intellect and not gender.
Read MoreFor demisexual individuals, navigating the complexities of dating and relationships can be both rewarding and challenging. The emphasis on emotional connection often means that they invest significant time and energy into getting to know someone on a deep level before any sort of sexual attraction can manifest. This can lead to more profound and meaningful relationships as the foundation is built upon a strong emotional bond. However, it might also result in feelings of disconnect or isolation in a society that frequently prioritizes instant physical or sexual connections.
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