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The 18 pages that link to Sexual attraction, each with the reason it gives.

• Sexual orientationBroader topic: It is one dimension of attraction that can shape a person’s orientation.

• Sexual arousalRelated: Attraction can shape arousal, but arousal itself does not establish whom someone is attracted to.

• AsexualityNarrower topic: Asexuality is defined by experiencing little or no sexual attraction.

• Sexual objectificationCompared with: Attraction alone does not require reducing someone to sexual use or evaluation.

• Romantic loveRelated: Sexual desire may accompany romantic love, but neither necessarily entails the other.

• Sexual identityRelated: Experiences of attraction can shape how a person understands their sexuality.

• HeterosexualityRelated: It is one form of attraction that can characterize heterosexuality.

• Human sexualityBroader topic: This specific form of attraction is one way sexuality is experienced.

• LibidoCompared with: Libido can be present without being directed toward anyone.

• BisexualityRelated: Attraction is central to many definitions, though people differ in how they experience it.

• Interpersonal attractionBroader topic: Sexual desire can accompany attraction, but need not define it.

• Foot fetishismRelated: Attraction may focus on feet without defining attraction to people as a whole.

• EphebophiliaNarrower topic: Ephebophilia is described as an attraction pattern rather than a type of behavior.

• HebephiliaNarrower topic: Hebephilia specifies the developmental age range associated with a pattern of attraction.

• PansexualityBroader topic: Pansexuality describes a pattern in the potential direction of this attraction.

• FlirtingRelated: Some flirtation signals sexual interest, though the signal alone does not prove it.

• Physical attractivenessCompared with: Sexual attraction can involve physical appeal but is not identical to it.

• GerontophiliaNarrower topic: Gerontophilia specifies the age group toward which this attraction is directed.