How Well Do You Understand Demiromanticism?

No, the experiences of demiromantic individuals are not valid.

Yes, the validity and experiences of demiromantic individuals should be respected and acknowledged.

Demiromanticism is just a phase and should be disregarded.

Demiromantic individuals are just being overly picky in their relationships.

Demiromanticism and demisexuality are the same thing.

Demiromanticism only refers to romantic attraction, while demisexuality refers to sexual attraction.

Demiromanticism is a preference for long-term committed relationships, while demisexuality is a sexual orientation.

There is no difference between demiromanticism and demisexuality.

Yes, demiromantic individuals are completely devoid of romantic feelings.

No, demiromantic individuals can feel romantic attraction after forming a strong emotional bond.

Demiromantic individuals can only feel romantic attraction towards fictional characters.

Demiromantic individuals can only experience platonic feelings.

An attraction to fictional characters

A sexual orientation where a person experiences emotions only after a deep emotional connection is formed

A preference for long-term committed relationships

A romantic orientation where a person experiences romantic attraction only after forming a strong emotional bond with someone

No, demiromanticism is not recognized as a legitimate sexual orientation.

Yes, demiromanticism is accepted and recognized as a valid sexual orientation.

Demiromanticism is considered a medical condition.

Demiromantic individuals are just 'playing hard to get.'

No, once someone identifies as demiromantic, it cannot change.

Yes, a person's demiromantic orientation can shift or evolve over time.

Demiromanticism is a temporary state of mind.

Demiromantic individuals can only be attracted to one person throughout their lifetime.

No, demiromantic individuals can only have long-term committed relationships.

Yes, demiromantic individuals can have both short-term casual relationships and long-term committed relationships.

Demiromantic individuals are not interested in relationships.

Demiromantic individuals can only have relationships with other demiromantic people.

Yes, demiromanticism is a prevalent orientation among the general population.

No, demiromanticism is extremely rare and almost non-existent.

Demiromanticism is only found in certain cultures.

Demiromanticism is a choice rather than an orientation.

No, demiromantic individuals cannot experience sexual attraction.

Yes, demiromantic individuals can experience sexual attraction without an emotional connection.

Demiromantic individuals can only experience sexual attraction after a deep emotional bond is formed.

Demiromantic individuals can only experience sexual attraction towards fictional characters.