No. Single target sexuality is one person, EVER. Demisexuals can be attracted to multiple people.
Do we really need to invoke the rule of cautious editing judgement and stay neutral on something like the subject of cheating on someone being a bad thing, because it kinda is.
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Would this trope apply to a character if it's romantic feelings rather than sexual attraction? Say, a character has meaningless sex constantly but feels a romantic attraction to ONE person and that person only?
I think Ellie from "The Last of Us" fits here. I don't see her as a "lesbian" because of the world she lives in, and that the social norms in OUR world doesn't exactly match with Ellie's world, so the word "lesbian" would mean nothing to her.
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Single-Target Sexuality implies that her sexual attraction is directed towards one person and one person only. The work's wiki is so detailed that I have difficulty picking out relevant information.
"For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations, for Nature cannot be fooled." - Richard Feynman
Seems like Ellie never had more than one romantic relationship.
Link to TRS threads in project mode here.
Then yeah, feel free to put it under Single-Target Sexuality.
"For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations, for Nature cannot be fooled." - Richard Feynman
The page image doesn't really illustrate anything if you're not familiar with the comic strip. I mean, I can kind of figure out what it's getting at after reading the trope description, but it wouldn't make much sense otherwise. And I have no idea what the caption means. For all I know that's a great comic strip and, if you're familiar with it, it sums up the trope perfectly, but isn't one of the rules of page images that they can stand alone more-or-less context-free?
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Oi, yeah. Feel free to propose a replacement in Image Picking.
"For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations, for Nature cannot be fooled." - Richard Feynman
Under Real Life, Pansexuality is the opposite of this trope, the closest example is Demisexuality.
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Yeah. I removed that bullet point.
That was the amazing part. Things just keep going.
There are many examples that are just people in stable relationships.
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I'd say there are many examples that are just people who have met their "one true love." As described, Single-Target Sexuality seems pretty close to "asexual except for that one person", an example of If It's You, It's Okay. Though another common example is a person who met one's true love early and never had a chance to think about whether they'd like other people.
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why they removed negima about setsuna and ayaka details about thier konoka and negi-sexuality?!!!
Isn't this literally just demisexuality?
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