[aro-vibes]

Hi everyone, there's some things I want to address with this blog.

First, I'm sorry for not posting but with life things I have no motivation to run this blog anymore. I also no longer identify as aromantic. I still "am" aro, I just no longer identify with the term and go solely by ace now. As such, I don't think I'll be posting here anymore. I'm going to leave it up for others, however.

I hope you all have a nice day!

[aro-vibes]

Hi! I know you said you don’t go in this blog much anymore, but in case you ever check it out again: I love you profile picture it’s really cute!

I haven't been on this blog in quite a while, but thank you!

[snootyfoxfashion]

sorry allos, this car park is for aspecs ONLY

[aro-vibes]

Sometimes I feel that the aspec community just hates non-sam aspecs. *Obviously I get that the distinction between aro and ace is important, but sometimes that distinction ISN'T THERE. By insisting that aro and ace cannot be together under any circumstances other than aroace or that "aro experiences" cannot be "ace experiences" or vice versa you are erasing non-sam aspecs similar to myself

*I'm talking about non-sam aspecs that could possibly "fit" under aroace in this post, but there's just as much hate (if not MORE) towards non-sam aspecs in the community who "can't" fit under the label

[aro-vibes]

Hi everyone! First I'd like to apologize for the long absence but life has been very hectic for the past few months. I'll spare you the details but I'll be going on an indefinite hiatus (although I was basically on one already...) because I don't know when or if I'll truly have time for this blog. I hope you all understand and have a wonderful day!

[aroace-people-are-lgtbq]

I know why people might identify as a non-Sam aro, but what reasons would a person identify as a non-sam ace?

Honestly, I identified as just asexual for a long time and while my experience isn’t universal, I did it because I saw asexual as the most important part of my identity. Like I wasn’t sure what my romantic orientation was and I did;t really care. I was asexual and that’s all that mattered to me.  I imagine non-SAM asexual feel similarly.  -Mod ama 

[aro-vibes]

I technically fit the term non-SAM asexual so I felt like maybe I should add. Online I use aroace but offline I'm just asexual. Maybe it's because I'm also aromantic but I identify as non-SAM asexual not because I feel it's more/most important but because I like just having a single word like most other orientations do. It's also much easier to explain without having to give an entire vocabulary lesson

[lgbtea-prideflags]

take some badly drawn lgbt cats :3

[lgbtea-prideflags]

yall really see cats and hit reblog huh

anywho have some more!

@mothling-madness @failing-to-be-inconspicuous

[aspec-is-amazing]

Aros of all kinds really are fantastic aren't they

[aro-vibes]

Shout-out to all the aces who figured out they were ace at an older age. Whether you discover you're ace at 16 or at 45, you're a valued member of the community and your experiences are important

[deactivated38462]

ok international aros u heard it straight from alice the best place to get loveless is the book depository

[enbees-and-aros]

[ID: Tweets from Alice Oseman that read “Secondly - I know readers outside of the UK/Ire are struggling to find copies of LOVELESS, especiallu those who want the ebook/audiobook! This is because LOVELESS is only published in the UK/Ire right now, meaning the paperback is hard to locate and the ebook/audiobook will not be available.

The easiest way you can get a copy internationally is from Book Depository (free worldwide delivery)! They're waiting on some stock at the moment but you can pre-order. Unfortunately ebook/audiobook are unlikely to be made available internationally, I'm so sorry! 💜”

The last line of her tweet is this link: (X) END ID]

[aquabloopbloop]

Sooooo... I think I found my labels!^^ And I'm so happy with them :

Asexual

Aromantic

And Non-binary!^^ (call me she/her or they/them)

I feel so good with these!!!♡♡♡And so proud ;)

Art and comic->me

Ask before use!!!

Be proud of who you are, finding labels takes time, so don't rush it, I love you. Enjoy~♡

[aro-vibes]

I haven't posted in a while but I feel like there's something that kind of needs to be discussed in the acespec community. I've noticed that on posts that mention asexuality and lacking romantic attraction (not posts that are tagged as "aro" or something along the lines without mentioning aromantics, I mean posts solely tagged as "asexual" and the like) often have alloromantic aces commenting stuff like "I think you mean aro" on them. And while I think it's good to say that aro and ace can be separate identities I feel this specific phrasing erases non-SAM aces and asexuals who choose not to use the SAM (but not the term non-SAM). The reason I feel like this is an issue is because offline I simply say I'm asexual and nothing else. I don't say I'm aromantic and I don't use the term non-SAM. The only reason I really do it online is I feel people would make assumptions and I don't want that, but saying stuff like "I think you mean aro" on posts that clearly do not mention aromanticism is not good imo because it seems like it's talking over non-SAM aces and aces who don't use the SAM

[garbagebabyjo]

happy pride! take my shitty sweater doodles

[mercury-sappho]

Little pride frogs o__o

❤️🧡💛💚💙💜

If you don’t see your flag on here or have a request please comment or reblog with and I’ll add it (:

[origamicrow]

PRIDE FREGS

[sidespromptblog]

May I interest you in some Apec Pride Crows?

Asexual, Agender, and Aromantic. 

[iconicpride]

the first pride was a riot