Emily
Kourtney Kardashian has recently come out with a very interesting revelation: she’s autosexual.
Read on to find out what exactly being autosexual means…
Now, we all know who the Kardashians are…
Because they’re one of the most famous families in the world.
Ever since the hit reality show, Keeping Up With The Kardashians, first hit our screens in 2006…
The main focus has always been on “momager” Kris Jenner and her daughters, Kourtney, Kim, Khloe, Kendall, and Kylie.
Especially between the hot-headed sisters, who are famous for constantly arguing and creating some golden TV moments.
Whether that’s Kourtney, Kim, and Khloe constantly arguing over who’s the most successful…
Or the famous gender transition of Kris’ ex and Kendall and Kylie’s dad, Caitlyn Jenner… there’s always something going on with the Kardashians!
It’s very admirable how far they’ve come in the last fourteen years and the numerous business ventures they’ve each taken on.
The 41-year-old celebrity often shares provocative images online, attracting attention while addressing sensitive topics. This weekend, the mother-of-three delved into the subject of ‘autosexuality’ with a new article on her platform.
The article pondered, ‘Are you autosexual?’ and provided the answer: ‘The short answer is yes, most likely. In fact, we all are, at least a little.’
Casey Tanner, therapist, writer, and founder of QueerSxTherapy, contributed to the discussion, defining autosexuality as ‘a trait wherein one is turned on by engaging in their own eroticism.’ While this concept is commonly associated with women, it extends beyond gender and encompasses activities such as masturbation and self-appreciation.
Tanner elaborated on the concept of autosexuality, emphasizing its position on a spectrum where individuals integrate it within their overall sexual experiences.
For instance, activities such as donning enticing lingerie or engaging in self-care routines can heighten one’s eroticism and sense of self-connection.
Fundamentally, autosexuality revolves around deriving arousal and fulfillment through self-affirmation and appreciation, regardless of external validation.