The Angel of Eternity
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Ascension has been difficult for me. I know I chose this before birthing here. Carry on I must.
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@NotHeartless Oh, for sure. I definitely see where they're coming from. I realize that many people don't truly understand Breatharianism or similar concepts. Whether or not they choose to understand is up to them. There will be a point where I just have to go for it, regardless of their reaction. It's my dream.
Do you watch any YouTube channels on spirituality?
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Ascension has been difficult for me. I know I chose this before birthing here. Carry on I must.
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@NotHeartless Yes, I do fast. In fact, I just went a whole day without eating or drinking (to help purge toxins from my body and reset my digestion system). However, Ray offers an initiation process for Breatharianism that I'd have to undergo; I'd be supervised by professionals, so I would benefit greatly from that. My family would probably freak out if they found out I signed up for and was headed for such an event. Once they would see the positive transformation I gained, however, I think they'd be more fascinated than freaked out.
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Ascension has been difficult for me. I know I chose this before birthing here. Carry on I must.
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Oh yes, growth on a "higher level" definitely can be difficult, especially when others cannot relate and/or think you're crazy. For example, Ray Maor is a breatharian; he inspires me to pursue breatharianism. If I told my family about this, they surely would freak out and worry for my health. Some things we must keep hidden from most people.
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Ascension has been difficult for me. I know I chose this before birthing here. Carry on I must.
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Ascension has been difficult for me. I know I chose this before birthing here. Carry on I must.
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@NotHeartless Are you going through a similar process?
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I recently met someone and we get along rather well, apart from the fact that she is so frickin romance oriented. She is always looking for a relationship and is somehow always in love.
About a week ago we were playing 'would you rather' with a couple of friends (including her) and I got the question 'would you rather never have sex again or would you rather never find true love?'. Well for my aromantic bisexual (and virgin but hey I really want to have sex) ass that was an easy answer, but she then gave me a 30 min lecture about why true love was the best thing in the entire world and that it was incredibly sad that I would pick something as horrible as sex over the amazing concept of true romantic love. I am still annoyed by it
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gave my mom permission to read the first day of my Spain journal and instantly regretted it because I recalled that I had written about my aromanticism in the journal ?and I believe I mentioned it on the first day too. Luckily I think she just glossed over the term assuming it was some slang since most people have no idea what aromanticism is. This is one of the times that I'm thankful the word is so unknown.
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Hello I just wanted to say that I’m just an aro-spec ally wanting to learn more about the community
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@hUllO Hi. I am glad to see an ally! We will allow people onto this site of any romantic orientation who are not trolls. More people should be properly aware of aromanticism than just aromantics. You seem to be a shining example of this! May I offer you some
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OOF it's not letting me set a profile or background
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So, I did a peer review for a girl's essay today and her topic was "Can you find love online?". The first sentence of her essay says
"All of us want that special moment where we lock eyes with a beautiful stranger and fall madly in love." The last sentence in the essay says "Isn't finding love what everyone wants?" I have typed on the cover letter that not everyone experiences romantic love and I tried to present myself in an educational way. Based on this, would any of you find something like that invalidating? Tomorrow is the scheduled day for my class to share their feedback on the essays they were assigned to review and I plan to show her my thoughts. If anyone would like, I can update you on the results and her reaction.
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Update:
So, I shared my feedback with the person writing about dating and she seemed very open-minded about my suggestions. She even apologized in case she offended me (she didn't). She only said she wasn't putting much thought into it and was only focusing on straight and gay relationships. She seemed to know about asexuality and aromanticism fairly well, too. All in all, it was a pleasant experience.
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How would I delete my account?
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@Ace of Amethysts Some things didn't turn out the way I wanted so I thought I simply shouldn't have any fun, period. I also thought I didn't deserve any communities. I was on an "all-or-nothing" mode. That's why I apologized because I realized, by mentioning deleting my account, that I may have hurt those on Arocalypse.
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How would I delete my account?
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Presented on Aro Spec Awarenss Week at school today! It was terrifying. BUT, my teacher is amazing! Kept saying how we should stop assuming things, and then when I showed her the aro spectrum identities she said she thought she might be demiromantic! I thought that was cool. So it was terrifying but 100% worth it.
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(is this too long for a status update? I don't know where else to put my rant) Reallllly annoyed today because in one of my classes, we were told to do a project about a specific date related to social justice issues (it is a social justice class, after all) and so I was saying how I was thinking about doing either Asexuality Awareness Week or Aromantic Spectrum Awareness Week (major step out of my comfort zone, literally the first time in my life I ever said the words "asexual" and "aromantic" out loud, very proud of myself). So the teacher listens in to my conversation, obviously means well, but then starts talking about asexuality as a mental illness (and aromanticism, too, I guess, but she obviously doesn't know much). And then some other dude in the class agreed (though I'm not convinced he heard right), and then my sort-of friend, (who is openly gay) says it's a mental illness too, and I was very upset. And then I mentioned that it's not considered a mental illness, I forget how they reacted to that, but it wasn't enough of a response that I was placated. Later I mentioned aromanticism to my sort-of friend, who was like, "Don't worry, you'll find someone," (seriously, dude, do you not understand what I'm saying?) to which I of course replied, "Screw you" (though in a sort of joking voice because I do that automatically so as to not horribly offend people; I honestly wish I had said that more offendedly so he would get the point). But I'm still annoyed, because everyone was 20 miles deep into misconceptions and misunderstandings, and it upsets me so much that people know so little.
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In April, I did a report on asexuality and romanticism in my English class, though, thankfully, I didn't get any reactions of invalidation. However, if I'd gone through the reactions of invalidation, I could see myself getting into warrior mode. Their reactions kind of remind me of cult mentality, to be honest.....
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