By Kayla Kibbe Love is love, as they say, and these days that adage applies to an increasing number of relationships between nontraditional — or in some cases nonexistent — partners. Some people have elected to make their self-love official by marrying themselves, and others, apparently, are pursuing full-fledged relationships with fictional characters. Fictosexuality, according to a recent New York Times report, is a sexual identity that refers to sexual attraction experienced towards fictional characters. While most of us have probably experienced crushes on a favorite book or movie characte…
