Allo Aro Worlds

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[sorrynoideasforcoolnickname]

Shout out to all the homosexual aroallo folks, who are romance repulsed, but still want to have sex. No, you aren't "abusive". No, you don't "actually have internalised homophobia". You engage in the activity you find appealing, you shouldn't force yourself to loOoOoOove someone, just because some bitch told you that you should. No, that one movie and that one song weren't about you. If your partner agreed to this kind of relationships, but now they're unsatisfied and make it seem like they are the victim, it's them being a bad person.

Shout out to all the straight aroallo men, who are romance repulsed, but still want to have sex. No, you aren't "misogynistic" for loving to fuck a woman, but not loving her romantically, if you agreed on this type of relationships. It's them being misogynistic! Like, why the fuck to they think an adult woman deliberately agreeing on a specific type of relationship is not enough?

Shout out to all the straighr aroallo women, who are romance repulsed, but still want to have sex. No, you aren't "whores". And even if you are, that doesn't make you a bad person. No, you aren't "just afraid of men". You're fine.

Shout out to all the nonbinary aroallo people, who are romance repulsed, but still want to have sex. You are great. Idk what else to say. Don't listen to haters.

Shout out to all the romance repulsed but sex favorable people. We are normal, we are great, we are not broken. I love you guys

[everythingsupsidedown]

Sorry not sorry, and with that i mean not even REMOTELY SORRY

allosexual aromantic people are the hottest sexiest thing to ever exist, shoutout. Big shoutout this pride month, have a lovely june

[jjengafishy]

happy pride to my fellow aromantic allosexuals this year ^-^ you're all awesome! i often feel like a horse when it comes to my own identity... perhaps this will identify with whomever else is out there. have a wonderful pride. get louder about aromanticism or die <3

[frobacat]

happy aromantic visibility day !! made myself sum pride art for the occasion ^_^

[this-is-aromantic-joy]

Aromantic joy is wowzers I love being aroallo! Pretty flag! Cool beings! I'm not horrible for not being romantically into others!!! Yayyyy!

this is aromantic joy!

[idontknowhowtodance]

Being aroallo while also Catholic is genuinely something I wouldn't wish on my worst enemy

[fuckinmf]

Happy Aromantic day of visibility!!!!! As a treat here's a fun version I made of my flag, aroallo <3

[saveyourhelplessspite]

for pride month lets all headcanon more characters as aroallo, yeah? non-sam aro too, lets all do that together, for pride month

[enderhasentered]

Happy Pride!

Yay pride! As (unfortunately) a resident of the US, being queer and disabled often feels like setting myself up for horrible things. It's hard to be myself when that can be so dangerous, but change is on the horizon.

Life will not always be like this.

Change can start small, like drawing queer pride furry art for pride month. What's important is that we're sticking together and not letting them silence who we are!

The pride flags used in this image are the basic rainbow, trans, and AroAllo flags. How I view my personal identity is rather complicated, but these give the short of it <3

[aroworlds]

Did I create this display to celebrate Aromantic Visibility Day? Nope, this is how my dolls dress every day...

(Between my doll dresses, backpack, jewellery, bookmarks and writing, aromanticism looms large in my creativity. Visibility, though, isn't just about pride colours or fictional representation. It's about making space for the diverse experiences, fears, needs and hopes of aromantics living in communities that struggle to reckon with our existence.)

[alloaroworlds]

I have to say that it's incredibly disheartening to hop online this morning and see the glut of posts promoting "Aroace Visibility Day".

It's also incredibly disheartening to see this content posted without correction in comments/replies/responses.

Aromantic Visibility Day is about, gasp, aromantic visibility. That does not mean shining a light only upon one kind of aromantic and shoving the rest of us back into the dark. It does mean making space for allosexual, non-sam and not-asexual aros by not erasing us from our own community, events and activism.

Yes, you can and should post aroace content on Aro Visibility Day!

All I'm asking is that you acknowledge that this day of visibility encompasses all aromantics by using the correct name. A name that doesn't exclude aromantics who are not also asexual.

That's it. That's all.

[yosha-nashi-askblog]

happy pride month while I get dragged to college

it's. aromantic and bisexual haha

[nonexistentnull]

CHALLENGE FOR THIS PRIDE MONTH, if someone says they’re aromantic/has an aro flag accessory, don’t assume they’re also asexual by default. I wish you all luck

[anistarrose]

As Aromantic Visibility Day (June 5th) approaches this year, friendly reminder from an aroace: it's Aromantic Visibility Day, not "Aroace" Visibility Day! Not all aromantics are also asexual — there are aromantics who are allosexual (aroallos for short), aromantics who don't separately label their sexual orientation at all, and aromantics whose sexual orientation doesn't fit into an ace/allo binary, as well as likely even more aros who don't fit into "aroace" for even more reasons — and all of them are equally included in Aromantic Visibility Day, because they are equally aromantic! In fact, those aros who aren't ace are disproportionately erased and in need of visibility, even more than aroaces are (which is really saying something, because aroace visibility itself is already terrible), so including them in Aromantic Visibility Day is vital, and using the correct name for the occasion instead of calling it an "aroace day" is a start.

Overall: again, speaking as an aroace myself, we aroaces will not be offended if you just call Aromantic Visibility Day the thing it is actually called! I care about sharing this upcoming day with my fellow aros, so stop excluding them, even accidentally! We aroaces celebrate this day but it is not for us exclusively!

[khkaohomth]

Happy Pride Month 2026!

[genderkoolaid]

just a pride month reminder:

if you are making something featuring multiple flags and you put in the asexual flag, you better put in the aromantic flag.

if you put in the aroace flag, you better put in the aroallo flag.

fighting aromantic erasure starts with YOU 🫵

[schizotisticstatic]

i'm bisexual and aromantic so you'd think i'm just always out fucking bitches all the time because bisexuals and aromantics who aren't asexual individually get called whores all the time. but this is not true. because you see. i have absolutely zero game. so i just sit on my little computer all day instead #mycomputer

[pridebicons]

aroallo arceus pride icons

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