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Requested by boba-foxy
Me and my fairy godmother f/o if we were wizards!
fictorose wallpapers!
flag credit: @boba-foxy
Fictorose: An umbrella term for anyone who is romantically and sexually attracted to fictional characters, exclusively or otherwise. This attraction may be toward a general type of character, or only towards characters from certain mediums, or may even influence a person's romantic and/or sexual orientation. Sometimes considered an aspec identity, but it's by no means an exclusive term.
Requested by rosiebaybie
Fictorose/Fictoromantic Fictosexual Flags
Fictorose/Fictoromantic Fictosexual: Fictorose is an umbrella term for those who experience significant romantic & sexual attraction to fictional characters, who only experience romantic & sexual attraction to fictional characters, or whose romantic & sexual attraction is heavily influenced by fictional characters. It is sometimes an aspec identity, but allospec people can be fictorose as well.
The open book with floating stars and sparkles represent all fictional worlds, universes, and series. The black stripes represent fictoroses that experience romantic & sexual attraction exclusively to fictional characters. The grey stripes represent those on the aromantic/asexual and alloromantic/allosexual spectrums, and the blending of them in the fictosexual community. The white stripe represents all fictional characters. The light yellow stripe represents initial crushes/attraction to fictional characters. The pink stripe represents sexual attraction, romantic attraction, and desire for a fictional character or characters. The dark blue stripe represents self-shipping, reader-insert, and other fan-made content.