Ephebophilia

Ephebophilia is an attraction to freshly postpubescent young people, typically in the age range from 15 to 19.

Inclusion in map attractions
Despite being an attraction to biologically developed individuals, ephebophilia is frequently grouped together with attractions of the map spectrum. This happens because of the stigma shared by older people who find themselves attracted to the youth in the Western society. Ephebophiles are not inherently classified as maps, but may identify as such.

History of the term
The term itself comes from a greek word “ephebos” (ἔφηβος), denoting a young man (17-20) training to become a full citizen. It was coined by a French doctor Georges Saint-Paul in his work Tares et Poisons: Perversion et Perversité Sexuelles, where he was attempting to classify male homosexuality. This term gained more traction and relative popularity in the middle of the 20th century.

Misconceptions
Some, including prominent researchers, occasionally cut off the upper edge of ephebophilia and equate it to attraction to 15-17 year olds. This is done to validate separating age attractions into two monolithic groups, with 18, the age of consent in multiple USA states, as the dividing line.