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When someone says “you're my best friend” or “you're my bestest friend” it feels the same as when a partner says “you're mine” for the first time it feels the same

The more they say “you're my best friend” the more it means

I say “You’re my best friend” and they say “you're so sweet” it feels like the same as “Im not into you, let's just say friends okay”

There is good and bad to feeling love to deep to the point there is in most cases no difference between how I feel about my close friends and how I feel about someone I'm dating

I know that telling them how I feel most of the time will get me hurt or get them hurt and I love them too much for that

I have found ways to tell them the intensity of my affection without telling them that in my mind no form of affection is strictly platonic or romantic

The only form of love that has limits is familial (duh)

I don't even think I feel platonic attraction anymore because the friends I'm repulsed by the thought of kissing or sex with are the friends who are like siblings to me

Happy Pride Month everyone :>

#its ya lass max #pride month 2026 #happy pride 🌈#pride month #aromantic #bisexual #arobi

"fake aro"

I'm not sure if I grew up with an aromantic experience. I never was confused by the ideas of marriage or dating. I didn't always have to decide who I liked on a spinning wheel in my head.

I grew up bisexual and neglected lol. People were hot and I was (and am) chronically lonely.

I did not grow up feeling devoid, I was devout. And fucking disappointed by all the dates that never lived up to the dream I was "promised".

Romantic love was the religion I worshipped that was going to "fix me", but just like religion I don't need it to find meaning anymore, just like religion I simply grew out of it. I'm sure romance was real to me then, like any story I was told.

It's not real to me now, but I am.

#cupioromantic #aromantic #arobi #arospec #aroallo #og post

It's Bisexuality Visibility Day, so here's to all aspecs who identify with bisexuality, find pride in their bisexuality, and need the space to celebrate. Whether you're oriented bi, angled bi/on the spectrum of bisexual to asexual, an aromantic bisexual, don't split your attraction, or subscribe to many of the varieties of experiences I can't all list out, I see you. We see you. You have community here and support here, and if you struggle to find it, there will always be spaces to welcome you with open arms. Find your people. Find your joy.