Giard, a researcher at the University of Paris Nanterre, has extensively studied sexuality and says fictosexuals are often misunderstood. Fictosexuals are a part of the LGBTQ+ community who are only able to be attracted to made-up characters. He is pictured with his fictional wife, Hatsune Miku. Akihiko Kondo (left) identifies as fictosexual. Instead, they are exclusively attracted to - and aroused by - imaginary creations, with many even going as far as marrying their made-up mates. While most people may have harbored a crush on a book or movie character, fictosexuals differ in the fact that they have no interest in romantically pursuing a real-life human. Sometimes truth really is stranger than fiction.Ī Japanese man who tied the knot with a computer-synthesized character is on a mission to educate people about fictosexuals.Īkihiko Kondo married made-up pop singer Hatsune Miku back in 2018 and identifies as fictosexual, an umbrella term for anyone who only experiences sexual attraction to fictional characters. ‘How I met my husband during Fleet Week’ - and how to hook yours
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