 Jenée Wilde presents the idea of what she calls "dimensional sexuality" in an article for "Sexual and Relationship Therapy", a theoretical framework in which gender is not the primary factor in sexual attraction, rather it is one of many axes.These other axes of attraction can include the desire for either monogamy or polyamory, and the fluidity of desire for the various gender(s) in a partner over time.Wilde uses her framework to broaden the scale of sexual identity from a simple binary spectrum from "mono-sexual" to "bisexual", and to establish relationships between these identities; these relationships would not alienate individuals without a single "fixed object" of attraction.