Aegosexual or anegosexual^[1], historically known as autochorissexual, is a microlabel on the asexual spectrum that describes individuals who experience a disconnect between themselves and the subject of arousal. Aegosexuals may experience sexual fantasies, enjoy porn and other sexual content, or masturbate, but they generally feel little to no sexual attraction and typically do not desire to involve themselves in sex with another individual.

Some common aegosexual experiences include:

• Enjoying sexual content, masturbating, or fantasizing about sex, but being indifferent towards or repulsed by the idea of being in a real-life sexual relationship.
• Fantasizing about sex, but:
  • the aegosexual individual is not involved They may only be a disembodied observer viewing it from a third-individual perspective rather than from the first person.
  • envisioning only other individuals, such as celebrities, fictional characters, or even friends.
  • it involves generic, faceless individuals, not specific individuals.
  • it is seen through the perspective of another individual rather than as one's actual self.
  • only imagining oneself, and no other individuals.
  • it is idealized and unrealistic. Adding realistic elements to the fantasy makes the idea of sex less appealing or even repulsive.
• Perceiving someone as "hot" or recognizing someone as sexually attractive, yet not seeing the appeal of having sex with the individual in real life. The aegosexual individual may instead prefer to fantasize about them or admire them (miransexual).
• Enjoying erotic content but getting turned on by the situation or relationship dynamics in story lines rather than by one's attraction to the individuals.

Aegosexual may be similar to pseudosexual, which describes an individual who experiences a non-sexual attraction which mimics sexual attraction, often by causing arousal or a libido spike.

The romantic equivalent is aegoromantic.