Human Posted September 30, 2018 Posted September 30, 2018 Would be I be aromantic if I see myself having a husband and kids later on in life? I think that i will grow out of this thing of not feeling attracted to anyone, as I am only thirteen and had two relationships I didn't feel romantically or sexually attracted to. I have had the odd moment where I can imagine myself being in a relationship with someone, but I didn't want it. ? @ithinkimaro- instagram
DeltaAro Posted September 30, 2018 Posted September 30, 2018 Since you are 13, in this case “you are too young to know” is a valid answer for once. 6 hours ago, Human said: Would be I be aromantic if I see myself having a husband and kids later on in life? It is possible. It's normal to want something which is connected with happiness by society. Or maybe you genuinely want it – companionship and a family – even that's compatible with being aromantic.
nonmerci Posted September 30, 2018 Posted September 30, 2018 Yeah it's possible. I want children. For husband, I realized that I want more a father for my children than a husband. However, I won't say no to a form of companionship that doesn't involved romantic things.
Mark Posted October 1, 2018 Posted October 1, 2018 I'm not sure that wanting to have children has anything much to do with someone's romantic (or sexual) orientation. In terms of the husband it might be worth asking if that's what you actually want or if it's something which might an acceptable "second best" living in an amantonormative society.
JetSettingAro Posted October 5, 2018 Posted October 5, 2018 My opinion is that you most certainly can be. I myself want to get married, but I envision the relationship as being more of a very deep friendship, rather than a romantic relationship. A QPP more or less, whether that is what we call it or not.
karnzter Posted October 5, 2018 Posted October 5, 2018 You still can. I'm also the type that's open to the consideration of having a family of my own in the future, but in a non-traditional and social-normative/amatonormative way. Maybe as civil/domestic partners than a legally and/or religiously-recognized marriage. A 'husband' is also considered in the equation, but seen more as a platonic companionate life partner that I have carefully and properly discussed, planned and consented with to raise/co-parent a child or children together in one roof without the romance and sex (especially if the guy could be really hesitant because of the whole sexless and romanceless marriage/partnership and family dynamic).
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