Letter and emoji codes of paraphilias

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The online paraphilia community sometimes resorts to using various codes to represent paraphiliac identities. This is both an aesthetic choice and a way to avoid censorship.

History

It is highly likely that the first example of such code is the zoophile ζ, which predates all known zoophile flags. Map μ and general paraphiliac πφ appeared in 2019. 2020 saw the "map emoji of the month" trend, and creating emoji codes for paraphilias became widespread since 2022.

Letter codes

Paraphilia name Letter
Paraphiliac (umbrella term) πφ
Map μ[1]
Yap[2] υ
Minor map λ
Zoophile ζ, 𐤀
Zoosadist ξ[3]
Necrophile ν, ϑ
Aam λ[4]
Autozoophile Ω
Biastophile β
Elder-attracted minor ω
Fictophile Σ
Hybristophile ͱ
Incestophile ι
Objectophile ω
Plushophile δ
Teleiophile τ

The following codes are not attractions, but appear often enough in similar context to be mentioned.

Name Letter
Anti-contact ς
Contact-complex τ
Contact-neutral ε
Pro-contact ρ
Therian θΔ
Traumagenic paraphiliac θη

Emojis

In progress...

References

  1. Contrary to some people's words, not a pro contact symbol. This letter was first used as a map sign by the anti c Twitter in mid 2019.
  2. Youth-attracted person, alternative to "map".
  3. Anti c only.
  4. This code spread through antis who mistook minor maps for aams due to stereotyping, so its existence is mostly a mistake.