Been wanting to do a comic on Wendy finding out she’s on the aromantic spectrum, specifically Lithromantic, after really liking the idea of her being Lithro. Included Stan as well since I headcanon him as Lithro as well so Wendy has someone who understands.
This was made to bring attention to some Sexualitys that fall under either the Aromantic or Asexual umbrellas. Especially cause they are still a bit underrepresented i felt like this would be a fun way to bring them in the spotlight ^^
Flags meanings in order under cut
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Aroace: refers to someone who experiences little to no romantic and sexual attraction
Aromatic: someone who feels little to no romantic attraction
Asexual: someone who feels little to no sexual attraction
Lithromantic (also known as akoiromantic): someone who feels romantic attraction but does not want that attraction reciprocated
Aroflux: Someone who's romantic orientation fluctuates between experiencing and not experience romantic attraction
Demisexual: Someone only experiencing sexual attraction when an emotional connection or bond has formed with someone
Cupioromantic : Someone who does not experience romantic attraction but still desires a romantic relationship
Abrosexual: individuals who experience their sexual orientation as fluid and/or changing overtime
Fraysexual: Someone who only feel sexual attraction to people that they do not have a strong emotional bond with
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(please note that these are just simple explanations to them and I encourage you to do your own research if you are interested in learning more ^^)
And have a empty flag for you to add whatever flags you want ^^
Happy pride, have a good day and be kind to eachother ^^
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.'
