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Collie

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  1. 2 hours ago, Jot-Aro Kujo said:

    What is that?

    I know of this in relation to therianthropy. Like, in my case I sometimes feel like a phantom tail and phantom ears. Shifting in therianthropy is when you feel stuff related to your animal self.

  2. On 9/23/2023 at 12:15 AM, Just a Bear said:

    right this is me helllooo

     

    I had a difficult childhood and I'm pretty sure it is why i'm so sensitive. I never thought I had adhd, but recently they adjusted the symptoms for adults with adhd and the symtems seem to describe me very well. I'm also autist for sure. No diagnosis on adhd, though my doc literally prescribed meds the second I mentioned thoughts that maybe I'm adhd which I find very questionable

    That's very odd and irresponsible of the doctor, yeah. On the plus side, this gives you an opportunity to just try the meds and see if they help you function better. If you don't have ADHD they have very different affects. (This is assuming the meds are stimulants.)

  3. Only you can determine what you are. You certainly could be aromantic! Aroallos (aromantic allosexuals) certainly exist.

    So aromanticism can either be defined by not experiencing romantic attraction, or not having romantic desire. Or both. Romantic attraction would be like.... crushes and stuff, or having romantic feelings when in a relationship. The desire would be more like the desire to have a romantic relationship. Some aros define themselves on one or the other.
    Desire without (romantic) attraction is referred to as cupioromantic, and romantic attraction without romantic desire is referred to as lithromantic. And of course, some aros have neither.

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  4. Why do you feel like you need a boyfriend because someone else does? Do you feel like you're missing out? Or do you just want to know what it's like? Or do you maybe want just someone in your life who you can be close with? Have you considered a QPR (queerplatonic relationship)? A QPR is a committed relationship that seems closer than regular friends, but is not defined as romantic by those in it.

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  5. 3 hours ago, AstrophelDragon said:

    They really do.

    Like now when I'm starting college and I want to find new friends here and there are meetups where I could easily find new people to talk to but it's too loud with too many people and so someone comes up to talk to me and I'm unable to say anything...(unfortunately that is what happened yesterday)

    I experience that at walmart, too many people around and I swear I can hear everything every single one of them is saying. That and the other ambient noises make me get close to meltdown. I don't seem to experience speech loss episodes though. edit: I do experience partial speech loss when I do go into meltdown actually, so I take that back

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  6. That's always tough. If I've suspected that someone likes me romantically, I typically wait until they tell me. Which has happened a couple times, only once irl. That time, I didn't tell the person I was aro directly, just said I'm not interested in anyone. It was very awkward for weeks afterwards, I don't think there's any easy way to approach these things.

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