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Autoeroticism is the [[practice ]] of fulfilling one's own [[sexual ]] [[needs ]] without a partner.

In Greek Mythology [[Narcissus]] is somtimes considered an autosexual, although Pausanias story points to him [[being ]] [[incest|incestuous]]. In [[Ovid|Ovid's]] [[Metamorphoses (poem)|Metamorphoses]] [[poem ]] he describes the Greek tale of Narcissus and the [[nymph]] Echo. Echo is in [[love ]] with Narcissus but all he can see is his own 'beautiful' [[reflection ]] in the water. Echo's longing eventually means that all is [[left ]] of her is a sad lonely cry.