No shit

I'm definitely emo and it is from hormones not guilt.

I'm definitely emo.

the chicken or the egg? … Is there a vague possibility that sex is vilified to the point that we need to justify it by the emotional ties?
Could it be that some people, especially women, feel so ashamed of their carnal desires that they somehow imagine the emotional ties as a prerequisites for sex?
I won't deny the more profound statisfaction that results from sex with a person I also feel emotionally attracted to, but I still believe that sexual attraction is in most instances the motivation to search for other values.

Seriously, my thought is that my head hurts.

All these terms , have heard many before but theses two are new,,can definitly understand the definition and where they playout in ones seex life,,but they can change over time,sometimes you see a person and right away you find them very pleasing and would have no problem getting to know them or have sex ,but it is whimsical fantasy because ot your situation in life,,then again one can end up having sex with a person you never thought you would just for sex sake and then find out there is a lot more to this person you would love to get to know about and just maybe be in for it for the long term

"emosexuals feel a lasting attachment after sex" In my case, I always thought that was just gratitude.

Interesting thoughts.
I've never really known myself sexually until just these last 8 years or so. I didn't even know these terms existed until I got on this site!
Decades of learning to live with an unsatisfactory sex life in a bad marriage and ignoring needs in favor of another's tends to make one close up and become a bit cynical.
It's hard to relax now and open up. It takes effort. But I find I just can't get excited physically over someone unless there's real affection there. And they must exhibit some sense of intelligence first off and I find the mind is increasingly important to me. I've been called sapio sexual, but the demi is certainly another facet.

Your definitions more or less point out the way I've seen "love" progress in relationships. With women, they have wanted to feel love before opening her body to sex. But with me, I don't begin to feel real love until sexual tension is resolved.

Can relate

All the definitions are not necessary for me, even though I will respect your right to identify any way you choose. An individual can respond differently to others at different times of life, and labels can be restrictive. I thought I needed a deep emotional connection before getting physically involved, but I learned otherwise. My identity didn’t change, and neither did my values. I am who I am.

That does make sense. And I would have to say that is me. Sex is a highly emotional activity for me and opens me up emotionally. If the encounter is sensual as opposed to aggressive, rough, or kinky... I end up with loving feelings, often resulting in me getting hurt.

I have to give this a bit of thought

I hope I am not one.