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whenever anyone asks how a platonic relationship could ever compare to a romantic one show them this
if a dom calls you âmy sweet boy,â theyâre full of barely contained lust and want to do insane things to you btw
I think people forget that having sex + staying friends can still be healthy and loving???
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whenever i see a post about someone wondering how an  asexual and a sexual can be in a healthy relationship thereâs always someone being applauded for saying well asexuals can have sex too or just because someoneâs asexual doesnât mean they wonât have sex but i have never, not once, EVER seen someone say well hey, some sexuals donât have sex. you can have a full relationship without sex. just throwing it out there
Everyone in the notes saying polyamory and open relationships are great fixes for this too are missing the point. Ace people can have sexâand, yes, some enjoy sex. Yes, open relationships can be loving and healthy for ace people too. But ultimately youâre saying asexuality needs to be fixed by access to sex somehow. To quote op âyou can have a full relationship without sexâ. Your suggestion to find sex outside of the relationship with an ace partner completely misses that point.
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#it may be surprising to learn this. but allos can choose to be celibate. famously there are entire religious orders where this is a thing #and a catholic nun who stays celibate her whole life can in fact still have a very full and meaningful life with important relationships #itâs not the end of the fucking world #there are people who donât drive too. there are people who have never seen a mountain. there are people who donât play video games. #human experience is too wide to be like ohh if you never do This One Thing then you are sufferinggg like chill maybe
I want a boyfriend, but like, in an aromantic way.
Like, maybe our relationship is queerplatonic but really resembles a romantic relationship, so everyone thinks we're romantic and we know how we feel. Or maybe one of us likes the other romantically and the other person loves them in their own aro way. Or maybe we're platonic life partners who use the term 'boyfriend.'
btw not all affectionate friendships are queerplatonic. platonic is not the same as queerplatonic. you can have a good friendship with someone and even cuddle and kiss and get married and have a child together and it can still be platonic (as in neither queerplatonic nor romantic). let people love deeply without requiring them to make it about partnership
aro people listen to me. be in as many relationships as you want but never compromise. donât call it romantic if you donât want to. it can be different for you than it is for the other person. you can be in a relationship and not call it âdatingâ. you can be in a relationship and not call it queerplatonic either. the right people arenât going to be asking you to fit in a box they are going to want to be with (in whatever capacity you decide is fitting) the person you are
its like [puts down mug] its like aromanticism is the lens for everything else i experience, theres no sexual attraction without the presence of my aromanticism, even if the absence of romance shifts that to the left just a little bit, it warps and bends the way i interact with concepts of aestheticism and platoncism too, shifts the way i walk through this world, the greens and golds and blues and browns are a part of me as much as my very bones are, ya know, its an absence that wreaks havoc upon every other aspect of myself in the best, and sometimes worst, ways possibleâ but hey just call me aro, we dont gotta worry about all the intricacies of the way that the weight of it all is heavier some days more than others
the most attractive thing a man can do is have autism and be transgender Iâm sorry I donât make the rules
dreaming of a world in which people know about aromanticism. And by "know" I don't mean "having a vague idea of it's existence", I mean know. I mean a world where an in depth article discussing people's choice to stay single will include an aromantic perspective. I mean a world where people have an understanding of why love, as an emotion, is detached from morality. A world where people will ask you "what kind of relationships do you want in your life?" instead of asking "do you have a boyfriend?". I dream of a world where aromantic people can exist without the constant underlying expectation of being dehumanized, erased and belittled by an unexpected, unassuming comment. I try to create a microcosm of this world around me. I hope it will be easier one day.
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i think love is stored in nighttime conversations and âdid you eat yetâ and books left outside your door and âi waited to watch this with youâ and splitting something in half to share and âim proud of youâ and folded towels and âyou can pickâ and heads on shoulders and âyouâre right, that was shitty. im sorryâ and knocks on doors and âDINNER!â and stupid jokes and âhey i got this for youâ and coffee made just right and⌠there are so many ways people say i love you silently every day over and over again if you only listen
aaaaaaaarrrrrGGHHHHHHH KISSING IS SO BEAUTIFUL ITâS SHARING THE VERY AIR IN YOUR LUNGS WITH SOMEONE ELSE. LIKE HEREâS THE THING THAT GIVES ME LIFE TAKE IT ITâS YOURS
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I think a lot of aphobic/arophobic comments like, âyouâll find the right person somedayâ comes from the allo personâs insecurity about their own fear of being alone. They think just because theyâre afraid of spending their lives without that kind of love, they think everyone else is, too.