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[ad_1] Genetic sexual attraction is attraction between biological family members, often occurring after a long period of separation. It is not synonymous with incest and is caused by factors such as basic human attraction and lack of bonding with family members. The Westermarck effect, which prevents inbreeding, does not occur when babies are separated at […]
Sapiosexual is a term used to describe a person sexually attracted to intelligence rather than physical appearance. People identifying as sapiosexual find intelligence and intellect the most attractive and arousing traits in a potential partner. Some examples of sapiosexual orientation include: A person who is turned on by intelligent conversations or debates with someone. A […]
