Guide:Attraction

Attraction pages should be titled "(Attraction Type) Attraction," for example "Sexual Attraction."

The description does not need a heading. The article should begin with a description of what the attraction is and how it may be felt. This section can also include the term used to describe an orientation under this attraction type (such as "bisexual") and the term used for the object of this attraction (such as "crush").

Common Experiences

Here, you can describe common ways someone may experience this form of attraction.

• This can be done with a bulleted list, paragraph descriptions or both.

Etymology

If it's not obvious and if it's known, include the etymology of the term here.

History

This is where the history behind the term should be explored. This should include who coined the term and how it may have developed from there.

Flags & Symbols

If there is significant information, include a section about the history and meaning behind the flags and symbols used for the term. Include information about alternative flags if available and include them on the page itself as well. If there are no other information behind a flag outside of who created it, it can be included in the "alternate flags" gallery instead.

Subtypes

If there are more specific subtypes of this attraction, they can be listed in this table. For example, how sexual attraction is a type of physical attraction.

Attraction	Flag	Description	Coiner
Name of attraction type	Flag image	A brief description of what the attraction is.	Individual who coined the term or the flag

These labels should include a link to its own page as well. Flags must be frameless and 120px width.

Alternative Flags

This is where a gallery for alternative flags go if there are any.

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  Flag Name (coiner)