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I like pretty much everything that includes pasta! (Or at least I like to say so, because I only eat spaghetti and pesto...) I also love cakes and pies! My favourite pie is the apple one!
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Me 🙌 My username is Keithu (or something Keith related, I'm not sure).
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We had an LGBTQIA+ presentation at school today
Keith replied to whatistheromance's topic in Aromantic Discussion
This is such a stupid statement istg. I wonder where did they get these from. -
Welcome!!
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While I was doing my English homework, I noticed the name "Keith" and I thought that it would be a pretty cool nickname.
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Dou Kangaetemo Watashi wa Warukunai
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which posters did you have on your wall as a child?
Keith replied to Holmbo's topic in Aromantic Discussion
I had several posters with characters from "Winnie The Pooth". I also had some from "Spongebob Squarepants" and from those "Barbie" magazines! -
To be honest I have no idea. I mean I know that I'm a human. But do I feel like a human? No idea. I have absolutely no idea what it means. Because even though I can relate to a lot of human creations, such as songs, characters from stories and ect, I still feel like I'm different from people themselves - especially from those in my surrounding. I just don't do a lot of things that are considered as normal, and it results in me not being able to relate to most of the people my age. Also I've been told multiple times that I act weird (it was probabbly due to my autism - I don't know if I can call myself autistic, because even if I had suspitions of it ever since I was a child, I've never got a proper diagnosis, so if I can't, then please tell me - or maybe some undiagnosed mental illness), and I think that's one of the reasons why I feel 'dissconected' from humanity.
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I'm a sporty person I'm a fast learner (only when it comes to languages, though) I'm neurodivergent
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Don't blame yourself. Not feeling love doesn't make you any less human. You really don't have to be in a romantic relationship in order to be happy.
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I think I've come to a breaking point in my life. I actually never knew the difference between romantic and platonic relationships & feelings. When I was about to get into my first romantic relationship, I had no idea how to act. It was so stressful. But after I've spent some time in it, I realized that nothing has actually changed. I mean we only started to say "I love you" in a 'romantic' way, and that was it. However, I thought that it's just how it was supposed to be, since we were pretty young. I thought it was normal. That's why I was so confused when my girlfriend told me, that she doesn't feel like we're in a relationship. She feels like she's just my bestfriend. "Isn't that what being in a relationship should feel like?" I thought, but I've never said that to her. This is what helped me discover my aromanticism, that's true. But I thought, that even though I knew it was impossible, I still wanted to be in a romantic relationship with somone. And this is where I was wrong. If I can't tell the difference between these two types of relationship, can I really dream about being in [a romantic] one? And since I've desired a romantic relationship, while thinking that romantic relationships are basically just closer platonic relationships, this must mean, that I actually never wanted to be in a romantic relationship. I only wanted a really close (irl) friend. And I still do.
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WOAH I LOVE CORALINE!!! Also hello!
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Non-Binary Representation in Media
Keith replied to Alaska Native Manitou's topic in Sexuality and Gender
Align Stars (Hoshiai No Sora) has an amazing NonBinary rep! The process of realization is portrayed in a good and not harmful way. The stuggles NonBinary people face (not always, obviously), such as gender dysphoria and being misunderstood & unaccepted is shown here as well! -
What made you question(?) if you were aromantic?
Keith replied to Bumble_Bee_'s topic in Aromantic Relationships
I decided to write a romantic letter for my (now ex) girlfriend, but after I finished it, something just didn't feel right. And I had no idea why. After all, I wrote that I wanted to be by her side & I made sure to involve the word "love" a few times, but it still wasn't romantic enough. It was more like a letter you'd rather write for you friend than a significant other. After that event, I started researching about aromanticism (because I already knew about this term back then, I just never bothered to even find a proper explanation of what it means to be aromantic), and I've realized that I must be somewhere on this spectrum. I started identifying as aroflux, then demiromantic and greyromantic, but nowadays I'm able to tell that I was just afraid of admitting that I'm be fully aromantic.