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#aro spectrum
us-costco-official · 3 months
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they were so funny for this
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queenie-blackthorn · 18 days
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garlic bread to share to your aspec friends :)
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rb to share
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aroacearchangel · 6 months
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hey. do whatever you want btw. it’s your identity. kiss people for fun. enjoy sex. nobody’s stopping you. being aro and/or ace doesn’t mean you have to be repulsed by romantic or sexual activities if you don’t want to.
and also! things only mean what you meant them to mean. you can have platonic sex and platonically make out with your friends. it’s true. just be sure to communicate so that everyone involved understands and you’re good.
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merely-a-caricature · 1 month
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I just want to take a moment to appreciate the beauty that is the acespec flag
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It so aesthetically pleasing!!! The color palette is just gorgeous, and I’m weak for pinks and purples.
Also the arospec flag?!!
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The greens and greenish-blues are just so calming and peaceful. It makes my heart so happy!
Edit: Apparently there’s an aroace spec flag?! And it’s gorgeous too, of course ♡
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I literally can’t even-
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sunny-rants · 1 year
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aphobia is not just harmful to asexual and aromantic people. it hurts everyone when society tells people they are not complete without a romantic partner. that they are aren’t a whole person if they aren’t in love and sexually desirable. people spend some of the most fulfilling parts of their lives feeling like they’re wasting that time because they aren’t in a relationship. they spend so much time looking for “the one”. time that could be spent learning, travelling, building a found family. they miss out on meaningful relationships, on soulmates, because they are told that person can’t be the most important person in their life. it devalues the support that’s found in community, it devalues the love found in friendships, it devalues the importance for living for oneself.
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crystalsandbubbletea · 4 months
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Aromantics are valid.
Asexuals are valid.
Aroaces are valid.
The world doesn't revolve around relationships, grow the fuck up.
If someone is happy single, then they are fucking happy. No, they aren't "wrong in the head", they are valid.
If you don't agree, stay the hell away from me.
There is a '+' in LGBTQ+ for a reason.
The 'A' is NOT for 'Ally', it is for Aromantic, Asexual, and/or AroAce.
People on the Aromantic spectrum and Asexual spectrum are LGBTQ+.
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genderqueerdykes · 10 months
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i've seen loads of aromantic people express feeling wrong about themselves for identifying as aro but not wanting to be in any type of partnering relationship whatsoever, like queerplatonic relationships. i feel like when folks did their best to chase aro and ace people out of the queer community, a lot of common discussions and rhetoric about our experiences became lost which is extremely unfortunate
while aromantic people who date, and aromantic people who get into other types of close relationships are normal, it is an extremely common aromantic experience to not want to have any types of close relationships aside from friendship applied to themselves. this is very common to the aromantic experience. whether or not an aromantic person enjoys dating is up to them, but I just felt it was necessary to point out that many don't and that's normal and alright, too
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bloompawz · 12 days
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this has probably already been done, but it popped into my brain and I had to make it so here you go
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+ aroallo, non-sam aro, and neu aro variants
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➹DON'T TAG THIS AS ASEXUAL/ACE OR AROACE➹
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acerospectrum · 2 months
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i don't understand people who say that aromanticism is a sad thing. personally, i'd never felt more liberated than when i realized i didn't have to date anyone, or that the reason i felt uncomfortable with romantic affection was not because i was a horrible person
for me, being arospec means the freedom of not having to fulfill society's expectations of what my life should be like. it means that i can allow myself to find happiness in things that are not romantic relationships. and it means i can stop getting into relationships without actually being attracted to the other person.
i know those are things that alloromantics can also benefit from and should internalize (amatonormativity hurts everyone, after all), but being arospec makes it even more liberating, if that makes any sense
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lemonycranberries · 2 months
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HEY IT'S THE 14TH. YOU KNOW WHAT THAT MEANS. IT MEANS IT'S TIME TO GET ARO-ER. TIME FOR ALL ARO TAGS TO GO TRENDING.
AGAIN.
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shoutout to aros who hate love fr
fuck love, love loses
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Happy pride month to aromantics, asexuals, aplatonics and agender people!!
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aroacesafeplaceforall · 2 months
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Happy Aromantic Spectrum Awareness Week!
February 18th to February 24th, 2024
Some resources for you:
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( thanks to @infiniteorangethethird for letting me use the art!!)
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aroacearchangel · 8 months
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at any point in time i become so overwhelmed with adoration for my friends that I wanna kiss them but if it’s read as romantic i will feel violently ill
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lovequeerindigo · 6 months
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worst thing ever is when someone is describing a character who has no interest in romance and relationships and then labels them asexual
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archivomeow · 1 month
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here are some harmful aro stereotypes 💚🤍🩶🖤
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there are probably so many more stereotypes, but those are the ones that i see more often! also i already posted same post about bisexuality, so check it out —> here.
aros are heartless — most people think that, because they assume aromantics do not love, they love. they can love their family, their friends, their pet or even themselves (this one is specifically for my afamilial & aplatonic folks). there is so much more complexity to love than romantic love and anyone who puts romantic love above all else is lame. like im sorry, but romantic love isn’t somehow better from self-love or love to your friends or family.
aro and ace are the same — this is also about asexuality, but aro ≠ ace. i see some people use the term asexual to describe both the aro & ace experience and to me it makes no sense since they’re completely different things. aro & ace can co-exist and one person can be on both spectrums, but that doesn’t mean all people are the same, not all aros are ace, not all aces are aro. so what is aro & ace? both are a spectrum. if you are aromantic you do not feel romantic attraction OR feel it under certain circumstances only (ex. when you know someone well, when someone likes you you like them back or until someone likes you back you like them). if you’re asexual that means you do not feel sexual attraction OR only feel it under certain circumstances.
aros can’t date — aros can in fact date, some people on the arospec experience attraction (rarely or under certain circumstances) so it makes sense they can date. there are also aros that do not experience romantic attraction, some date even though they do not experience the same feeling. they can like the person, care for them deeply and affectionately, but it is simply not romantic love, but they can chose to date the person. not all aros are loveless or romance repulsed.
i can ship xyz, aros can date — this is targeted tbh, i keep seeing people bring this up in Yelena Belova discourse about her aromanticism, while it is true aros can date, some chose not to, some are simply not interested in it and if a character in canon is showing no interest in romance or is repulsed by it, they don’t need to be fixed, they don’t need to be put in a relationship, they can just exist in peace. i especially dislike allos shipping aro/ace characters because they just see them as allo at that point, like im sorry, but they don’t give a shit about aros if they can’t listen to them explaining why you shouldn’t ship a specific aro character.
aros aren’t valid — bs. just bs. they are valid, whether you’re a man, a woman, a gender outside of the binary, whether you’re asexual as well or not, whether you want to date or not, you are valid as long as the definition applies to you!!! honestly here’s how i can explain being aro: if you are straight you are only attracted to opposite gender, so you don’t like same-sex, so just like you don’t like same-sex, aro’s don’t like same-sex & opposite gender.
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