Objectavowed

Objectavowed is a term that has emerged in discussions surrounding objectum sexuality, a phenomenon where individuals form emotional and romantic attachments to inanimate objects. The term itself is a portmanteau, combining "object" with "avowed," suggesting a declaration or open acknowledgment of these feelings. It is used by some individuals who identify with objectum sexuality to describe their conscious and often public affirmation of their love and commitment towards a specific object.

This self-identification and declaration of attachment distinguish Objectavowed from simply having a strong liking for an object. It implies a recognized, deeply felt connection that is considered by the individual to be a form of romantic love, similar to how one might love another person. Proponents of the term often emphasize that these relationships are consensual in the sense that the object does not actively reject the affection, and the individual derives genuine emotional fulfillment from the bond.

The concept of Objectavowed is not widely recognized within mainstream psychological or sociological frameworks. It is primarily used within communities of individuals who practice or understand objectum sexuality. Discussions surrounding Objectavowed often explore the nature of love, attraction, and the boundaries of what constitutes a relationship, prompting broader conversations about human connection and individual identity.