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the seven kinds of attraction,
free, on one page.

you’ve felt these things your whole life. you just never had the words for them. here are the words, on one page you can print, save, or keep on your phone.

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the seven kinds of attraction, a one-page field card

what’s on it

  1. sexual wanting sexual contact. one of seven, not the main event.
  2. romantic wanting to build a life with someone.
  3. aesthetic you find them beautiful and you want to do nothing about it.
  4. sensual wanting to be held with no interest in where it leads.
  5. intellectual you want their mind, not their life.
  6. platonic the friend crush. everyone has them. nobody names them.
  7. alterous closer than a friend, not a crush, no word for it until now.

plus the one test worth memorising: how to tell love from limerence in about ten seconds.

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the card is the start. the rest is a letter a week: the word for one feeling you’ve had but couldn’t name, as i find them. if that sounds like your kind of thing, come sit with us.

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the words for it

the card, and all nine of these stays free and stays here. the workbook is the same thinking in one order, with ruled space after every question, because the point is not what i think, it is what turns out to be true for you once you write it down. 48 pages, two files, one to read on a screen and one to print.

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you get every future version of it free, which is how i can ship this one and keep working on it.

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