“Fraysexuality is a sexual orientation where individuals experience sexual attraction primarily towards people they don't know well or are not deeply connected with, and this attraction tends to fade as they get to know the person better. “ so basically the person is either a narcissist or has a trauma response leading them to emotional immaturity and can’t keep a connection bc their “sexuality” (they are just shitty)
It’s “oh I love you and I am gonna get close to you and lead you on but as soon as we are actually close imma break your heart bc I cant handle emotions” basically. And there’s people who actually defend it like it’s okay to do to others (there’s even worse ones out there, I just saw a post on this one.
My argument is backed by science of psychology AND the harm of labeling something harmful as “a good/valid sexuality” when it’s neither of those? Do you understand that “fraysexual” is saying they’ll lead someone on get close to them and then break their heart (and typically do this repeatedly) bc they are so disorganized in attachment style they can’t love properly?