#aromantic post
Fri, 07 Jan 2022 10:20:29
ace and aro and so on and so forth
Time for another aro positivity post because we all need and deserve it!
- Shoutout to aros who experience some level of romantic attraction, shoutout to aros who feel zero romantic attraction
- Shoutout to aros who feel deep love for their friends, shoutout to aros who don’t put emphasis on platonic relationships
- Shoutout to aros who partner up, shoutout to aros who don’t partner up
- Shoutout to aros who want to reclaim the word “love”, shoutout to aros who want to reject the word “love”
- Shoutout to aros who are also ace, shoutout to aros who aren’t ace
- Shoutout to aros who are out, shoutout to aros who are closeted
- Shoutout to aros who are accepted for their identity, shoutout to aros who receive hate for their identity
- Shoutout to aros who feel like they belong in queer spaces, shoutout to aros who feel rejected in queer spaces
- Shoutout to aros who feel included in aspec spaces, shoutout to aros who feel disconnected to the aspec community
- Shoutout to aros love being aro, shoutout to aros who hate being aro
- Shoutout to aros who love romantic content, shoutout to aros who hate romantic content
- Shoutout to aros who use microlabels to define their orientation, shoutout to aros who just use the word aro
- Shoutout to aros who have known they’re aro all their life, shoutout to aros who found out later on in life
Shoutout to aros
heres a little reminder to you all that if you are asexual you are completely valid and I love you, and if you are aromantic you are completely valid and I love you, and if you are aroace you are completely valid and I love you
kinda weird how even though amatonormativity and everything in our society being sexualized negatively affects everyone, asexuals and aromantics are ignored whenever we try to bring attention to these things
things asexual & aromantic communities have taught me that society never did
***cw: mentions of sex***
- never getting married is okay
- never having sex is okay
- just because two people are attracted to each other doesn’t mean they need to be/should be in a relationship
- platonic relationships can be as (or more) fulfilling & important than romantic and sexual relationships
- there are a bunch of different kinds of attraction and you can give them as much or as little weight in your life as you want to
- romantic relationships that don’t involve sex are perfectly fine
- there are no rules about what different kinds of relationships are supposed to look like; you can do whatever you want
- it’s okay to enjoy being alone
- feelings about sex, romance, and relationships are confusing and they can change a lot; there is no “right way” to feel at any given time
