#aparental

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APOTHIPARENTAL

[pt: apothiparental /end pt]

an aparspec term for those who are parental repulsed. they typically will not seek out parental relationships, and usually dislike the thought of adopting, bearing children, calling people their child, being parental or perceived as such, etc

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[maelkisser]

anyways shoutout to disabled aplatonics, aqueerplatonics, afamilials, aparentals etc 🙂‍↕️.

[beyond-mogai-pride-flags]

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Rentherlessness or ceteroparentlessness (ceteroparentless): without non-binary parent(s) [renther(s)/renny(ies)/ceteroparent(s)] {xenoparentless, anaternal/axaternal, ixaternal/inxaternal, inaternal/innaternal, unxaternal/unnaternal}.

Can be seen as conformant.

[anattractional-safe-space]

Hello! I've just discovered the term "afamilial", and while I'm not sure if I identify with it, there's something related that I've been wondering about for some time. I've never really felt any desire to have children or any kind of parental instinct towards children. It feels like a strong part of my identity, and I wondered if there was a term for it. The closest thing I could compare it to was ace/aro, since it involves not experiencing an interpersonal instinct that society "over-normalises". Now I'm starting to learn terms like a platonic, afamilial, and the rest of the spectrum. Is there such a thing as "aparental"?

Yes, of course there is. I couldn't find any documents or websites explaining being aparental, however I found explanations of parental attraction.¹ Any attraction that exists has an equivalent anattraction, thus the identity of being aparental does exist. I'm glad that you have been searching and informing yourself on more anattractions. I hope that you find terms or ways with which you are comfortable identifying. Hope this helps! If you have any more questions, feel free to ask. I will try to answer and help to the best of my ability! (I know first-hand how difficult it is to get information in this community, so I'm always willing to search as much as possible to aid you.)

For more information regarding parental attraction:

1. https://lgbtqia.wiki/wiki/Parental_Attraction

[radiomogai]

Aparental: An orientation in which one feels little to no parental attraction.

Aparspec: The aparental spectrum; the aspec term for parental attraction.

[maelkisser]

loving being aspec vs loathing being aspec.

[maelkisser]

just found out about a new tertiary attraction, hell yeah.

parental attraction..

always looking for more labels..

can’t find anything on it but. what if.. demiparental mayhaps..