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'''Minor attracted minor''', abbreviated as '''MAM''' refers to a minor who is attracted to other minors.
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Ficto-pan MAM by mediocervidae.png|Specifically for pan attraction to fictional minors
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A&map by unknown.png|Someone who's both adult and minor attracted
A&map by unknown.png|Someone who's both adult and minor attracted
AAMAP by Dead Dove.png|Someone who is both AAM and MAP
AAMAP by Dead Dove.png|Someone who is both AAM and MAP
Axioiera by paraflags.png|Age preference changes depending on gender
Axioiera 2 by paraflags.png|Age preference changes depending on gender
Checkerboard maap by nullopet.png|Someone who's both adult and minor attracted, gender preference changes depending on age
Checkerboard maap by nullopet.png|Someone who's both adult and minor attracted, gender preference changes depending on age
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== Transage attraction ==
Attraction specifically to transage individuals. Transage attracted person is often abbreviated to TAAP.
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TAAP by morphoqueer on Tumblr.png|General flag
YTOTAAP by Ody.png|Younger-to-older transage
OTYTAAP by Ody.png|Older-to-younger transage
InfantoTAAP by Ody.png|Infant transage
NepioTAAP by Ody.png|Toddler transage
PedoTAAP by Ody.png|Prepubescent child transage
HebeTAAP by Ody.png|Young teen transage
EpheboTAAP by Ody.png|Older teen transage
TeleioTAAP by Ody.png|Young adult transage
MesoTAAP by Ody.png|Middle-age transage
GerontoTAAP by Ody.png|Elder transage
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== Other ==
== Other ==
=== Chronian ===
=== Chronian ===
'''Chronian''' terms were coined by Tumblr user '''multiversialcoining''' to be used in conjunction with [[Chronophilia flags|elementary chronophilia terms]] to provide the wider context to one's chronophilia such us relation to one's age or whether that chronophilia exclusive or non-exclusive[https://archive.ph/Wcd2t#selection-1305.0-1305.8]. Some of the labels, however, function similarly to elementary chronophilia terms (i.e define the age range of attraction).
'''Chronian''' terms were coined by Tumblr user '''multiversialcoining''' to be used in conjunction with [[Elementary chronophilia flags|elementary chronophilia terms]] to provide the wider context to one's chronophilia such us relation to one's age or whether that chronophilia exclusive or non-exclusive[https://archive.ph/Wcd2t#selection-1305.0-1305.8]. Some of the labels, however, function similarly to elementary chronophilia terms (i.e define the age range of attraction).
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Homochronian by multiversialcoining on tumblr.png|Homochronian (similar age to one's own)
Homochronian by multiversialcoining on tumblr.png|Homochronian (similar age to one's own)

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There is a number of terms for age-related attractions that do not rely on rigid descriptions of age groups one is attracted to. Rather, they deal with categories of youth and adults, attractions relative to own age group, the number and intensity of other chronophilias one might have, etc.

Minor and youth attraction

See MAP flag, Other MAP flags.

PanchronoMAP refers to someone who experiences all chronophilias included in minor attraction (infanto-, nepio-, pedo-, hebe- and, optionally, ephebophilia).

MAPflux refers to a person whose level of minor attraction fluctuates between none and some.

MAPartiflux refers to a person whose MAP status fluctuates together with age of one's partner. Age changes of said partner might be due to normative aging or to fluctuations in age as a transage person or a system member.

Minor attracted minor, abbreviated as MAM refers to a minor who is attracted to other minors.

Minor MAP refers to a minor who is attracted to people noticeably below one's own age.

Adult attraction

There are several commonly used terms for adult attraction.

Adult attracted person is often abbreviated to AAP. There are flags that correspond to no special term other than that:

The term adophilia was coined in 2022 by Mediocervidae. Existing adophilia flags:

The term adelian was coined by Max in 2021.

Adultlove is a term analogous to "childlove". It, and its gendered variants, have been coined more than once.

Adult attracted minors

See AAM flags.

Multichronophilia

It is common to be attracted to more than one age group. There are some terms for having multiple elementary chronophilias:

Bi-aionic is an uncommon term that refers to someone experiencing both minor and adult attraction. Flag:

Transage attraction

Attraction specifically to transage individuals. Transage attracted person is often abbreviated to TAAP.

Relative to one's age

Peer, junior and senior

Peer attraction

Attraction to people of similar age to one's own is may be referred to as peer attraction, homochronian attraction or pariophilia. Out of those three, "homochronian" implies exclusive peer attraction (similarly to how "homosexual" implies exclusive same-gender attraction), and the other two terms don't carry such implications.

Junior attraction

Attraction to people noticeably younger than oneself may be referred to as juniophilia.

Senior attraction

Attraction to people noticeably older than oneself may be referred to as seniophilia.

Other relative to one's own age

Other

Chronian

Chronian terms were coined by Tumblr user multiversialcoining to be used in conjunction with elementary chronophilia terms to provide the wider context to one's chronophilia such us relation to one's age or whether that chronophilia exclusive or non-exclusive[1]. Some of the labels, however, function similarly to elementary chronophilia terms (i.e define the age range of attraction).

Other

See also

References