Nagito

I don't even care about the mentioned day.

In my opinion it's okay to use multiple names. I'm rather known as Momo/Momoshiki or under the actual name I'm using, but there are also people calling me Jigen.

It depends on which Wikipedia. There's a separate page on the Portuguese one, for example.

I've finished Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc for the first time. The soundtrack, plot and mini-games are awesome. Before I play it again (mainly because I missed some things), I want to finish the bonus mode that was unlocked after the final chapter.

"But you love your family and friends", bruh, I don't. And it's nothing wrong with me, wrong is using this sentence like it was applying to each queer person's experience while it's not. I'm sure they would exclude loveless aros and other queer people who don't experience love at all. I even saw some people who are excluding trans and intersex people from the community because of this stupid slogan.

No, I don't. I even don't know if I experience any kind of love – and if I'm not, it's still nothing wrong. Amatonormativity is the thing that is making us thinking like there's anything bad in being aro.

In Poland on the pride parades they almost always yell "love is love". It's so… eh. I'm tired of it and of trying to inform people about being aro.

Being aro is generally treated this way because of the whole amatonormativity thing. There's also another problem: lack of visibility in the LGBTQ+ community. Just, look. The most visible and loudest part of the LGBTQ+ community keeps yelling about "love is love", not even noticing us. And if they already notice us, they see only aroaces, while aroallos are still being demonized. I'd say, there are some non villainous characters in the media that could be interpreted as aromantic, but the group is very small (not saying about the actual representation) and possibly rather they're side than main. However, there's one interesting example – Kawaki (Boruto). Kawaki is one of the main characters, he isn't a villain and seems to at least be repulsed by romance (and it's not only my observation). I'd totally "buy" him as aro (but maybe just because of him being one of my faves).

Confused. Because I don't feel like describing other types of attraction would change something in the way I'm seeing various things, while being aromantic does.

I know well how do you feel. In "Boruto" they're randomly additioning anime canons with lot of unnecessary romantic plots. There are a lot of things to serve instead of it. So many things that weren't explained or just to animate what they dropped in manga. But no, they're doing the cheapest and worst possible thing.

Currently, I'm playing Doki Doki Literature Club the most.

It's "using someone" as much as going to the bakery to buy a loaf of bread.

大筒木

It's name of the character from "Danganronpa" I kin with.

And aros who just don't feel the need of labeling their sexual orientation.

because

Same. I'm not sure about being allosexual, but… ugh. It's still annoying.

Why they never think about us. Or if they include aro, they put us together with aces.

The worst: "you'll find someone"

Tell them that you aren't a fictional character and "shipping" you is invading your personal space.

This, because there are other kinds of attraction, too. There will be difference between alloaro and aroace. Aplaro and allopl aro, etc, etc. There are many things that are making it impossible to create an aro representation that could make everyone feel "oh, that's about me". Not saying about the fact that we're talking about fiction and fiction doesn't need to follow reality.

Yea, I decided that three characters in my fanfic are alloaro. I can see people trying to complain about how I wrote them.

Kawaki from "Boruto" seems to be romance repulsed aromantic. When Shikamaru confirmed he has to play nice to the girl which fell in love with him, he said: "I'd much rather throw myself at Code". Code and Kawaki hate each other since they were kids.