Kourtney Kardashian Announces Her Autosexuality

Kourtney Kardashian Comes Out As An Autosexual

Kourtney Kardashian has taken the spotlight once again with a rather intriguing announcement about her sexuality. Known for her trendsetting ways and staying constantly in the media eye, Kourtney has revealed that she identifies as autosexual. This term has left many fans scratching their heads.

Through a heartfelt blog post on her well-known lifestyle website, Poosh, Kourtney shared her thoughts on autosexuality. She began by posing the question, “Are you autosexual? The short answer is yes, most likely. In fact, we all are, at least a little.”

This admission stirred quite a buzz on social media. One baffled reader took to Facebook asking, “What the heck is that???” Another jokingly wondered if it meant “She loves cars?” while yet another commented on how the term seemed new and conceited to them.

The 44-year-old further explained her stance in the post. She mentioned insights from Casey Tanner, a therapist and founder of QueerSexTherapy, who describes autosexuality as “a trait wherein one is turned on by engaging in their own eroticism.”

Kourtney elaborated, “A prime example of this is women in general. Although it may not be the case for everyone, many of us tend to feel more attractive and sexually energized when we perceive ourselves as sexy. It’s not just exclusive to women, however.”

She highlighted that self-engagement, such as masturbation, is a clear example of autosexuality. Beyond this, it can involve experiencing a longing or desire for oneself just by thinking about or interacting with one’s own body in various ways.

Kourtney went on to describe how it might look in everyday life: “It could mean lovingly washing yourself in the bath or finding joy while dancing in front of a mirror.” She emphasized that finding oneself appealing outside of another’s validation fits within the norm of autosexuality.

Dictionary.com defines ‘autosexual’ as being sexually attracted to oneself, often preferring self-love activities over sexual interactions with others. Alex Bert, an experienced relationship coach, shared with IGV some insights about this emerging sexual identity, explaining, “Autosexuality involves primarily being sexually attracted to oneself rather than others.”

It’s important to recognize that autosexuality exists on a spectrum, and identifying as such doesn’t eliminate the enjoyment of a partnered relationship. Bert concludes, “This identity could provide a sense of freedom and empowerment if it resonates with your personal experiences.”

Kourtney’s revelation sparked mixed reactions among fans. Some weren’t entirely surprised, attributing this announcement to the Kardashian clan’s notorious self-assured nature. One fan commented, “Does that come as any surprise? They are all so in love with themselves.”

Regardless of the varied responses, Kourtney Kardashian’s self-awareness and willingness to share could encourage others to explore their own identities with openness and acceptance.