Sun The Flower

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[aro-culture-is]

aro culture is being a middle school lesbian and being confused how do girls fall in love with straight girl or their best friend.. like.. just pick another lesbian!!

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[welltimedtumbleweed]

Anyone else ever had that childhood aro experience where you’re like 6 and your friends are talking about their crushes and they ask you who you have a crush on so you just pick some other 6 year old across the room

[aro-culture-is]

aro culture is dreaming about living in a huge house with your friends where everyone has their own apartment and you can hang out whenever you want

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[aro-culture-is]

aroallo culture is aesthetic attraction but not like the way some people describe it as admiring a painting and more like admiring food

like wow that food item looks so delicious and yummy I kinda wanna eat it except no I don’t because I hate the main ingredient for it and the texture of it and everything about it. still looks delicious tho and now I’m kinda craving it but it’s whatever

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[aro-culture-is]

aro culture is watching your friend go back to her ex for like the 5th time

I know I do not experience romantic attraction and am maybe not the right person to be giving input on a relationship but CMON GIRL THE FEELING CANNOT BE THAT STRONG LEAVE HIMMM

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[aro-culture-is]

Aro culture is when none of your ocs have normal romantic relationships even though they're meant to be alloromantic, simply because that stuff just doesnt compute in your brain

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[aro-culture-is]

Aro culture is people being shocked that you can enjoy reading romance without necessarily wanting that for yourself

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[aro-culture-is]

aro culture is forgetting your friends are in romantic relationships with eachother and getting confused when they refer to eachother romantically in call cause you just fucking forgor

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[teo]

Please don't go somewhere where I cant follow

[amethystsoda]

[welltimedtumbleweed]

DELTARUNE TOMORROW

[welltimedtumbleweed]

Crying to “at the beach, in every life” cause I know no one could ever love me like that cause I couldn’t love them romantically in return

[aroacesafeplaceforall]

Love is love but the absence of it doesn’t make you any less human either

[qaivan]

have you noticed that it's "female" and "male" but "prefer not to say?"

have you noticed that it's "trans men are men" and "trans women are women" but "nonbinary people are valid?"

have you noticed that it's "love trans women" and "love trans men" but "respect nonbinary people?"

have you noticed it's "brothers" and "sisters" but not "siblings?"

have you noticed that it's "transfem" and "transmasc" but not transneutral, transandrogynous, or otherwise?

have you noticed that nonbinary characters are sorted into "masc" and "fem" but not allowed to be anything in-between or outside?

have you noticed that it's "lesbian" and "gay" but not cenelian, or enbian, or gai, or strayt, or any other nonbinary-focused attraction label?

have you noticed that it's "yaoi" or "yuri" but any nonbinary equivalents are jokes?

have you noticed that everything is this or that?

have you noticed the binary?

have you noticed?

have you noticed?

have you noticed?

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[sammirthebear2k4]

(Photos Taken on May 16)

Hello Guys, I know it takes me a while to post, and this happened almost a month ago, but anyway, here it is. A few days ago, I went to see the movie Summer Wars, which, if you don't know, is a film directed by the well-known director Mamoru Hosoda. As part of his 20th anniversary (since his first film, "The Girl Who Leapt Through Time"), they decided to re-release almost all of his films, including Summer Wars.

Well, this is a movie I'd seen before. I discovered it after watching "Belle," also by Hosoda, which is set in a virtual world, just like Summer Wars. However, and honestly, Summer Wars is a pretty exciting movie, and while I actually enjoyed Belle, this is the one I enjoyed the most. Some of you haven't seen a movie directed by Hosoda, who knows?

Anyway, I won't tell you much or spoil the movie. The ending made me laugh a lot, and It was also moving, as the film, besides being impressive, has a profound and reflective message about the value of family.

Interestingly, I was going to see it at a theater near my house; however, they changed the showtime to the morning, which surprised me since it was supposed to be in the afternoon. Because of this, we had to go to a theater quite far from my house. I was unsure if that theater had also changed its showtime, but fortunately, it was in the afternoon.

This made me complain, because theaters almost always change their showtimes out of the blue. Well, that's almost what happens when we find out the showtime.

Next time, I'll check if that theater keeps the original showtime and changes it at the last minute.

Anyway, this was my experience with the movie, and how it went that day I saw it.

Tags: @bryan360 @murumokirby360 @shadowredfeline @alexander1301

[welltimedtumbleweed]

There is in fact “a platonic explanation” for this. There are many explanations for this and you are choosing the romantic one. That’s fine. Don’t make it my problem.

[privygrid]

i would rather die than fuck him [remembers im talking about a real person and this can be seen as an insult] um [remembers i dont feel sexual attraction and the idea of sex is disgusting to me] i would rather die than fuck him

[eblu3]

being sex repulsed aroace is like stubbing your toe a million times every few times you log on