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if ur aro u automatically gain +10 awesome points sorry i don’t make the rules
Your aromanticism is still real if it’s intertwined with your autism.
Your aromanticism is still real If you’re aromantic because of childhood/past trauma.
Your aromanticism is still real if you used to identify as a something else.
Your aromanticism is still real if it’s intertwined with your mental illnesses.
Your aromanticism is still real even if you aren’t 100% sure you’re aro, but like the way the label feels.
Your aromanticism is still real despite all the factors in your life that make people think you you’re confusing your aromanticism for something else. As long as you feel like the aromantic label fits, you belong in the aromantic community.
Aromantics deserve to have their own community, tags, and spaces solely focused on aromanticism. Aromantics who aren’t ace are wonderful and your orientation is valid. Aromantics aren’t harmful—your identity is beautiful.
I know that asexuality is usually represented more in the ace/aro community. I know that it can be frustrating seeing ace posts in the aro tags. I know that while our communities are aligned, we face some different issues. I want you to know that your identity is still very real and your feelings are important. You are amazing, not despite being aro, but because of it.
As a non-aro ace, I will stand by you and support you all in any way I can. Aro/ace solidarity all the way. đź’šđź’ś
remember that old myth about how humans once had eight limbs and two heads and were Too Powerful and the gods got scared and split them into two and that’s why romance is a thing?
maybe aro people are like the old humans, then, not halves of a whole.
we are too powerful for the gods
befriend an aro who needs a nap
Aro people who are sexually active are good.
Variety in Aro Experiences
I feel like it is important to recognize that even though we are a community with a lot of shared experiences, we must remember that there’s not just one “Aro Experience”; there are numerous aro experiences corresponding to numerous individuals with multi-faceted identities. While we are unified by what makes us similar, we should also acknowledge what makes us different and include the variety of our experiences in community discussions.
There are asexual aromantics, and while aroaces are a large part of our community their experiences are not universal
There are allosexual aromantics, and being allosexual does NOT make them any less aro
There are amorous aros, who very much want to have a QPR
There are nonamorous aros, who don’t want a QPR at all
There are aros who experience strong platonic attraction in the form of squishes
There are aros who are aplatonic and have never had a squish
There are aros who’ve never dated anyone
There are aros who HAVE been in romantic relationships
There are aros who are 100% confident in their identity
There are aros who are still figuring stuff out
There are aros who are super romance repulsed
There are aros who enjoy a lot of “romantic” things
There are aros who are arospec and they ARE part of our community
There are aros who weren’t always aro because sometimes people change and that is perfectly okay
There are aros who love being aro and are relieved by it
There are aros who hate being aro and kinda wish they weren’t
And there are so many other aspects to aro identities, including gender, age, race, disability, mental illness, and so many other factors. Â
Most importantly, ALL of these experiences are valid and important and 100% a part of our community!Â
My fellow Aros, there’s no such thing as being “aro enough”; each and every one of you BELONGS and your voice MATTERS, and we are here for you as a COMMUNITY to support and listen to you and you’re all so valid and amazing that it’s making me emotional because I just adore and love this community so MUCH! (#NoRomo)
daily reminder
all aromantic and arospec people are so so valid ✨ your lack of romantic attraction is not a bad thing!
Shout-out to aro girls
The ones who were told growing up that they’d meet someone someday
The ones who always hoped it would never happen and the ones who sometimes still hope that someday it might
The ones who love romance in theory, but not in practice and the ones who hate it.
Especially big shout out to aro girls who were just ambivalent about romance and had difficulty discovering their aroness because of that
On validation
Most of the attempts at validating content I’ve seen seems to be posts like “Aros are super valid and wonderful people” and these are great for a lot of things. Please don’t stop.
But as someone who has identified as aro myself for a few years now they also ring a little hollow. if you really want to make an aro feel super awesome here’s how.
1. Befriend your local friendly aro. 2. Listen to their experiences. 3. Accept their experiences and integrate it into how you interact with and react to them.
My favourite person right now is an alloromantic who I came out to and confessed I loved them platonically and explained to them what that meant to me. She was super accepting and that felt good. But I was still anxious about saying “I love you” around her. But every time I did she replied in kind without missing a beat. This has made my entire week and I have no idea how to respond to this kindness.
I love you DD. Thanks for being an amazing example of a human being.
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all aromantic and arospec people are so so valid ✨ your lack of romantic attraction is not a bad thing!
Scrolling through tumblr and seeing Aromantic being treated as a throwaway orientation can be pretty disheartening. It can make you feel like your orientation is less than others, or that positivity for you is only preformative. But that’s bullshit, Aromanticism is just as good as other orientations, and you deserve positivity that makes you feel good about yourself. Being aromantic is its own beautiful, special, wonderful thing that doesn’t need to tag along to other orientations💚✨
Aromantic people are the best
And you can’t ever change my mind about that
New blog!
I grew tired of all the negativity and decided to make a fresh start. So here’s my attempt at a blog that will focus on specifically aro positivity. We’ll see where this goes but hopefully it’s somewhere good.
Aro mlm??? so wonderful??? I Love Them
what a beautiful day to remember that being an aromantic allosexual of any sexuality does not make you a predator, does not mean you’re fetishizing the people you’re sexually attracted to, does not mean you don’t respect the people you’re sexually attracted to or don’t see them as people, and that there’s nothing wrong with experiencing sexual attraction while not experiencing romantic attraction whatsoever! 🌻💛
Befriend an aro who has low self esteem