I'm curious about this too. I would imagine this would be fairly rare. Maybe it could be brought on by a very abusive relationship and breakup?
Possibly. I think it's more common than you'd think. I also don't think it would necessarily have to be a bad romantic break up either. Like, a family member just died? Or something else emotionally but not romantically traumatic happens? That could take away your alloromanticism for a period of time. I thing long term caedromanticism is fairly rare and would most likely be brought on by a toxic relationship post breakup, but short term caedromanticism is not called that, because the word is not in the mainstream vocabulary, but is still widely a thing.
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Possibly. I think it's more common than you'd think. I also don't think it would necessarily have to be a bad romantic break up either. Like, a family member just died? Or something else emotionally but not romantically traumatic happens? That could take away your alloromanticism for a period of time. I thing long term caedromanticism is fairly rare and would most likely be brought on by a toxic relationship post breakup, but short term caedromanticism is not called that, because the word is not in the mainstream vocabulary, but is still widely a thing.