Demisexual?

To be fair, "demisexual" is a common variation of human sexuality that doesn't require a label, as if it was a different orientation. In other words, sure, you can be a bisexual who requires an emotional connection with someone before feeling sexual attraction.

Some labels are important, so we can organize ourselves to fight for our rights and protect our community (the LGBT labels are a clear example of that). They can also assist us in communicating with each other. If you say you are "gay", for example, most people will understand you are interested in people of the same sex as you, so it makes communication simple.

However, there are many labels which are created without any scientific support, which describe common variations of human sexuality, and, in truth, accomplish nothing but to separate people into unecessary boxes. In my point of view, labels should be to describe your sexuality in a general way, without specifics. For example, I can say "I'm bisexual, and I prefer men, but I also like women. I like effeminate men, with black hair, who are shorter than me" and so on. I don't need a label to say I prefer men who are like this and that (especially since no one would understand that label and I would need to explain it anyway, so the label wouldn't assist me in talking to other people!).

If we had a label to describe every tiny difference in human sexuality, we would have a different label for each person on Earth, since we are all unique and we all experience sexuality and orientation a little different than others.

Of course, you are free to disagree with me and use whatever label you want. However, I think some labels only complicates things, and are unecessary, since they describe something that is so common that doesn't require a special word to be described.