Pyr

I get squishes on mostly girls, but I've had squishes on all gender. I guess that would make me omniplatonic, but TBH I don't think about -platonic labels to describe myself very much. I think the squishes I have on girls are also stronger than others. I think It could also be that I'm slightly paranoid about befriending men, after having multiple experiences discovering a guy being nice to me actually had a crush on me. (Now, wheneverI meet new people, regardless of gender, I spend good time replaying our interactions and trying to confirm that they aren't crushing on me :P)

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Anyone know a good place to talk to alloromantic people? As a questioning aro-spec, I have a few questions about romanticism, and I'm looking for a safe place to ask them. If anyone knows of forums, discords, etc. that I can go to that would be appreciated! (Preferably something I won't need to make an account for.)

Maybe you're arofluid or aroflux (both meaning someone whose orientation is fluid across the aro-spectrum.) Another label you might like is arospike! Here's how the LGBTA wiki explains it: "... someone who usually feels no romantic attraction, but occasionally has rare and sudden spikes of romantic attraction for an amount of time that can vary from a day to a couple of months before returning to one's normal amounts of aromanticism."

binge (similar letters)

donor

I saw this on another site, it's a pretty fun and I thought I'd start it here :] Basically, you either add, remove, or change one letter in the word above you! (as the title says) Example: USER 1: Bend USER 2: Band (change e->a) USER 3: Ban (drop d) etc. If you can't get to any new words, you may make 2 changes :) I'll start with the first word: Dove (Don't you dare change it to "love" this is an aromantics forum /hj)

hole (rabbit hole! No shared letters.)

snow

Just a random thing I was wondering. Are queerplatonic partners considered significant others, or does s/o imply romanticism? I could see it either way.

Woah, that's a rather impressive collection of labels! (This is coming from me, who can't find any labels to fit herself ?) Anyways, maybe look into the term aroqueer? Here's a definition from the LGBTQIA wiki: "An identity for anyone on the Aromantic Spectrum whose aromanticism is the most prominent or most well understood part their orientation."

I read The Midnight Bargain and really enjoyed it! Another aro book I recently read isSummer Bird Blue by Akemi Dawn Bowman! It's realistic fiction about a teenage girl coping with her sister's death. She's aro-spec and ace-spec. Amazingly, the book actually uses the terms aromantic and asexual. The main character is also a songwriter and musician, anyone into music might like this book.

Hey folks, I'm Pyr! I'm a cis female questioning aro-spec ace! I like to draw digitally. I'm also on Toyhouse, Deviantart, and Artfight under the username "SupaArtz"! I've been stalking this site anon for a little while, finally got around to making an account!