Character A is a touch repulsed aroace. B is a touch repulsed autistic. The two of them find common grounds in that share experience.

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Character A is a touch repulsed aroace. B is a touch repulsed autistic. The two of them find common grounds in that share experience.
Zora Mermay: Other people Zoras! Meena belongs to @the-puny-pichu Zatuu belongs to @SatoriTsukiyama (twitter) Aminae belongs to @illusidy Keji belongs to @echogekkos Norel belongs to @_yumenari (twitter)
and Norel...
It turns out, loveless aros are immune to curses that can only be broken through the power of true love. Your character is both relieved by this, and about to use this power to piss off so many witches.
"So you're just going to trample over their feelings like this?"
"Their feelings? Why is it always other people's feelings? What about my feelings instead?"
The 'villain' antagonist being like, "true love doesn't exist," expecting the 'good guy' protagonist to refute it (*cough* disney movies *cough*) only the protagonist is also aromantic and the two of them have a really deep discussion about not understanding (and being confused by) romance as a thing that unfortunately exists. Bonus points if they're in the middle of a fight.
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Loveless Aro hero being the hero of the story VS Empathetic Villian
(I am tired of seeing "the power of love" being soley used to the "good" side, love is also capable of horrible things in the name of it (helen the troy for example), at the same time is not a flaw not to feel love, doesn't make you not able to tell good or bad apart)
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Prompt: Two aro characters stuck in a romcom that wants them to get together. They have to avoid accidentally falling on top of each other, getting locked in closets, and other cliche romance plot devices.
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