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  1. Like last year, I’ve attended another #Pride march to represent #asexuality and #aromanticism and … myself and I was very happy to be part of it again. 🙂

    #Pride nowadays is more important than ever because anti-#LGBTQ #propaganda is becoming more “normal”. Esp. #transphobia is a serious problem and has lead to legalized discrimination.

    But I’ve also observed a worrying trend of “oldschool” homophobia making a comeback. Like "gay = pedo = Satan" shit. 😡

    #Pride matters. ✊

  2. Like last year, I’ve attended another #Pride march to represent #asexuality and #aromanticism and … myself and I was very happy to be part of it again. 🙂

    #Pride nowadays is more important than ever because anti-#LGBTQ #propaganda is becoming more “normal”. Esp. #transphobia is a serious problem and has lead to legalized discrimination.

    But I’ve also observed a worrying trend of “oldschool” homophobia making a comeback. Like "gay = pedo = Satan" shit. 😡

    #Pride matters. ✊

  3. Like last year, I’ve attended another #Pride march to represent #asexuality and #aromanticism and … myself and I was very happy to be part of it again. 🙂

    #Pride nowadays is more important than ever because anti-#LGBTQ #propaganda is becoming more “normal”. Esp. #transphobia is a serious problem and has lead to legalized discrimination.

    But I’ve also observed a worrying trend of “oldschool” homophobia making a comeback. Like "gay = pedo = Satan" shit. 😡

    #Pride matters. ✊

  4. Like last year, I’ve attended another #Pride march to represent #asexuality and #aromanticism and … myself and I was very happy to be part of it again. 🙂

    #Pride nowadays is more important than ever because anti-#LGBTQ #propaganda is becoming more “normal”. Esp. #transphobia is a serious problem and has lead to legalized discrimination.

    But I’ve also observed a worrying trend of “oldschool” homophobia making a comeback. Like "gay = pedo = Satan" shit. 😡

    #Pride matters. ✊

  5. Like last year, I’ve attended another #Pride march to represent #asexuality and #aromanticism and … myself and I was very happy to be part of it again. 🙂

    #Pride nowadays is more important than ever because anti-#LGBTQ #propaganda is becoming more “normal”. Esp. #transphobia is a serious problem and has lead to legalized discrimination.

    But I’ve also observed a worrying trend of “oldschool” homophobia making a comeback. Like "gay = pedo = Satan" shit. 😡

    #Pride matters. ✊

  6. Open Call für Aro und Ace Künstler*innen!

    Für die AktivistA-Konferenz 2026 am 5. September in Stuttgart suchen wir kreative Beiträge, die sich den vielfältigen Facetten der Aromantik und/oder Asexualität widmen.
    Diese können je nach Format auf der Bühne präsentiert oder performt werden. Im Anschluss planen wir einen Round Table mit allen Beitragenden, um über die Bedeutung und Herausforderungen der künstlerischen Auseinandersetzung mit aro/ace-Themen zu sprechen.
    Falls du Interesse hast oder mehr Infos benötigst, schreib gerne eine Mail an finxthulk[at]tutamail.com mit ein paar Sätzen über dich und deine Beitragsidee.

    Es sind alle kreativen Beiträge wie z. B. Gedichte, Performances, Skulpturen, Videos, Fotografien etc. willkommen, egal ob du das als “Kunst” labelst oder nicht. :)

    Zudem haben wir einen kleinen Topf für Fahrtkosten etc., außerdem gibt es wie bei allen Beiträgen Mittagessen umsonst.

    Infos zur Location auch bei: aktivista.net/konferenz/aktivi

    #asexuality #aromanticism #asexualität #aromantik #asexuell #aromantisch #asexual #aromantic #kunst #opencall

  7. Open Call für Aro und Ace Künstler*innen!

    Für die AktivistA-Konferenz 2026 am 5. September in Stuttgart suchen wir kreative Beiträge, die sich den vielfältigen Facetten der Aromantik und/oder Asexualität widmen.
    Diese können je nach Format auf der Bühne präsentiert oder performt werden. Im Anschluss planen wir einen Round Table mit allen Beitragenden, um über die Bedeutung und Herausforderungen der künstlerischen Auseinandersetzung mit aro/ace-Themen zu sprechen.
    Falls du Interesse hast oder mehr Infos benötigst, schreib gerne eine Mail an finxthulk[at]tutamail.com mit ein paar Sätzen über dich und deine Beitragsidee.

    Es sind alle kreativen Beiträge wie z. B. Gedichte, Performances, Skulpturen, Videos, Fotografien etc. willkommen, egal ob du das als “Kunst” labelst oder nicht. :)

    Zudem haben wir einen kleinen Topf für Fahrtkosten etc., außerdem gibt es wie bei allen Beiträgen Mittagessen umsonst.

    Infos zur Location auch bei: aktivista.net/konferenz/aktivi

    #asexuality #aromanticism #asexualität #aromantik #asexuell #aromantisch #asexual #aromantic #kunst #opencall

  8. Open Call für Aro und Ace Künstler*innen!

    Für die AktivistA-Konferenz 2026 am 5. September in Stuttgart suchen wir kreative Beiträge, die sich den vielfältigen Facetten der Aromantik und/oder Asexualität widmen.
    Diese können je nach Format auf der Bühne präsentiert oder performt werden. Im Anschluss planen wir einen Round Table mit allen Beitragenden, um über die Bedeutung und Herausforderungen der künstlerischen Auseinandersetzung mit aro/ace-Themen zu sprechen.
    Falls du Interesse hast oder mehr Infos benötigst, schreib gerne eine Mail an finxthulk[at]tutamail.com mit ein paar Sätzen über dich und deine Beitragsidee.

    Es sind alle kreativen Beiträge wie z. B. Gedichte, Performances, Skulpturen, Videos, Fotografien etc. willkommen, egal ob du das als “Kunst” labelst oder nicht. :)

    Zudem haben wir einen kleinen Topf für Fahrtkosten etc., außerdem gibt es wie bei allen Beiträgen Mittagessen umsonst.

    Infos zur Location auch bei: aktivista.net/konferenz/aktivi

    #asexuality #aromanticism #asexualität #aromantik #asexuell #aromantisch #asexual #aromantic #kunst #opencall

  9. Open Call für Aro und Ace Künstler*innen!

    Für die AktivistA-Konferenz 2026 am 5. September in Stuttgart suchen wir kreative Beiträge, die sich den vielfältigen Facetten der Aromantik und/oder Asexualität widmen.
    Diese können je nach Format auf der Bühne präsentiert oder performt werden. Im Anschluss planen wir einen Round Table mit allen Beitragenden, um über die Bedeutung und Herausforderungen der künstlerischen Auseinandersetzung mit aro/ace-Themen zu sprechen.
    Falls du Interesse hast oder mehr Infos benötigst, schreib gerne eine Mail an finxthulk[at]tutamail.com mit ein paar Sätzen über dich und deine Beitragsidee.

    Es sind alle kreativen Beiträge wie z. B. Gedichte, Performances, Skulpturen, Videos, Fotografien etc. willkommen, egal ob du das als “Kunst” labelst oder nicht. :)

    Zudem haben wir einen kleinen Topf für Fahrtkosten etc., außerdem gibt es wie bei allen Beiträgen Mittagessen umsonst.

    Infos zur Location auch bei: aktivista.net/konferenz/aktivi

    #asexuality #aromanticism #asexualität #aromantik #asexuell #aromantisch #asexual #aromantic #kunst #opencall

  10. Open Call für Aro und Ace Künstler*innen!

    Für die AktivistA-Konferenz 2026 am 5. September in Stuttgart suchen wir kreative Beiträge, die sich den vielfältigen Facetten der Aromantik und/oder Asexualität widmen.
    Diese können je nach Format auf der Bühne präsentiert oder performt werden. Im Anschluss planen wir einen Round Table mit allen Beitragenden, um über die Bedeutung und Herausforderungen der künstlerischen Auseinandersetzung mit aro/ace-Themen zu sprechen.
    Falls du Interesse hast oder mehr Infos benötigst, schreib gerne eine Mail an finxthulk[at]tutamail.com mit ein paar Sätzen über dich und deine Beitragsidee.

    Es sind alle kreativen Beiträge wie z. B. Gedichte, Performances, Skulpturen, Videos, Fotografien etc. willkommen, egal ob du das als “Kunst” labelst oder nicht. :)

    Zudem haben wir einen kleinen Topf für Fahrtkosten etc., außerdem gibt es wie bei allen Beiträgen Mittagessen umsonst.

    Infos zur Location auch bei: aktivista.net/konferenz/aktivi

    #asexuality #aromanticism #asexualität #aromantik #asexuell #aromantisch #asexual #aromantic #kunst #opencall

  11. Alle, die unserem Blog folgen, wissen, dass Menschen an deutschen Unis zu Asexualität und Aromantik forschen. Vom Gesundheitswesen über Literatur bis zur Soziologie beschäftigen sich Personen mit Themen aus dem asexuellen und aromantischen Spektrum.
    Einige davon haben wir gemeinsam mit ace_arovolution und Menschen von der "On Asexualities"-Konferenz eingeladen, online über ihre Arbeit zu berichten. Mehr zu Menschen, Themen und Ort findet ihr in unserem Blog: aktivista.net/2026/03/03/ace-u

    #asexuality #asexualitystudies #aromanticism #aromantic #iad #internationalasexualityday #asexuell #aromantisch #asexualität #aromantik #queerstudies #lgtqia #asexuellesSpektrum #aromantischesSpektrum

  12. Alle, die unserem Blog folgen, wissen, dass Menschen an deutschen Unis zu Asexualität und Aromantik forschen. Vom Gesundheitswesen über Literatur bis zur Soziologie beschäftigen sich Personen mit Themen aus dem asexuellen und aromantischen Spektrum.
    Einige davon haben wir gemeinsam mit ace_arovolution und Menschen von der "On Asexualities"-Konferenz eingeladen, online über ihre Arbeit zu berichten. Mehr zu Menschen, Themen und Ort findet ihr in unserem Blog: aktivista.net/2026/03/03/ace-u

    #asexuality #asexualitystudies #aromanticism #aromantic #iad #internationalasexualityday #asexuell #aromantisch #asexualität #aromantik #queerstudies #lgtqia #asexuellesSpektrum #aromantischesSpektrum

  13. Alle, die unserem Blog folgen, wissen, dass Menschen an deutschen Unis zu Asexualität und Aromantik forschen. Vom Gesundheitswesen über Literatur bis zur Soziologie beschäftigen sich Personen mit Themen aus dem asexuellen und aromantischen Spektrum.
    Einige davon haben wir gemeinsam mit ace_arovolution und Menschen von der "On Asexualities"-Konferenz eingeladen, online über ihre Arbeit zu berichten. Mehr zu Menschen, Themen und Ort findet ihr in unserem Blog: aktivista.net/2026/03/03/ace-u

    #asexuality #asexualitystudies #aromanticism #aromantic #iad #internationalasexualityday #asexuell #aromantisch #asexualität #aromantik #queerstudies #lgtqia #asexuellesSpektrum #aromantischesSpektrum

  14. Alle, die unserem Blog folgen, wissen, dass Menschen an deutschen Unis zu Asexualität und Aromantik forschen. Vom Gesundheitswesen über Literatur bis zur Soziologie beschäftigen sich Personen mit Themen aus dem asexuellen und aromantischen Spektrum.
    Einige davon haben wir gemeinsam mit ace_arovolution und Menschen von der "On Asexualities"-Konferenz eingeladen, online über ihre Arbeit zu berichten. Mehr zu Menschen, Themen und Ort findet ihr in unserem Blog: aktivista.net/2026/03/03/ace-u

    #asexuality #asexualitystudies #aromanticism #aromantic #iad #internationalasexualityday #asexuell #aromantisch #asexualität #aromantik #queerstudies #lgtqia #asexuellesSpektrum #aromantischesSpektrum

  15. Alle, die unserem Blog folgen, wissen, dass Menschen an deutschen Unis zu Asexualität und Aromantik forschen. Vom Gesundheitswesen über Literatur bis zur Soziologie beschäftigen sich Personen mit Themen aus dem asexuellen und aromantischen Spektrum.
    Einige davon haben wir gemeinsam mit ace_arovolution und Menschen von der "On Asexualities"-Konferenz eingeladen, online über ihre Arbeit zu berichten. Mehr zu Menschen, Themen und Ort findet ihr in unserem Blog: aktivista.net/2026/03/03/ace-u

    #asexuality #asexualitystudies #aromanticism #aromantic #iad #internationalasexualityday #asexuell #aromantisch #asexualität #aromantik #queerstudies #lgtqia #asexuellesSpektrum #aromantischesSpektrum

  16. #Aromanticity or #aromanticism is an orientation that lacks romantic attraction.

    An orientation is a pattern of attraction. Romantic attraction is the desire for a romantic relationship or acts with a particular person all things being equal.

    Aro(mantic) people may also feel romantic attraction. They may have an exception to the pattern of attraction. And since that pattern still exist, they are aro. They may not mind being a romantic relationship but like it for other reason—for cuddles.

  17. #Aromanticity or #aromanticism is an orientation that lacks romantic attraction.

    An orientation is a pattern of attraction. Romantic attraction is the desire for a romantic relationship or acts with a particular person all things being equal.

    Aro(mantic) people may also feel romantic attraction. They may have an exception to the pattern of attraction. And since that pattern still exist, they are aro. They may not mind being a romantic relationship but like it for other reason—for cuddles.

  18. #Aromanticity or #aromanticism is an orientation that lacks romantic attraction.

    An orientation is a pattern of attraction. Romantic attraction is the desire for a romantic relationship or acts with a particular person all things being equal.

    Aro(mantic) people may also feel romantic attraction. They may have an exception to the pattern of attraction. And since that pattern still exist, they are aro. They may not mind being a romantic relationship but like it for other reason—for cuddles.

  19. #Aromanticity or #aromanticism is an orientation that lacks romantic attraction.

    An orientation is a pattern of attraction. Romantic attraction is the desire for a romantic relationship or acts with a particular person all things being equal.

    Aro(mantic) people may also feel romantic attraction. They may have an exception to the pattern of attraction. And since that pattern still exist, they are aro. They may not mind being a romantic relationship but like it for other reason—for cuddles.

  20. Hello everyone!
    A YouTube content creator, Rowan Ellis, is in the process of making a video about aromanticism. If you would like to share your experiences as an individual on the aro spectrum I have linked her post that includes her link to her survey.
    (Or if you want to share the link, that would be lovely too!)
    Edit: the deadline is 16 July
    youtube.com/post/UgkxmIZVjsQH3

    #aro #aromantic #aroace #aromanticism #survey

  21. Hello everyone!
    A YouTube content creator, Rowan Ellis, is in the process of making a video about aromanticism. If you would like to share your experiences as an individual on the aro spectrum I have linked her post that includes her link to her survey.
    (Or if you want to share the link, that would be lovely too!)
    Edit: the deadline is 16 July
    youtube.com/post/UgkxmIZVjsQH3

    #aro #aromantic #aroace #aromanticism #survey

  22. Hello everyone!
    A YouTube content creator, Rowan Ellis, is in the process of making a video about aromanticism. If you would like to share your experiences as an individual on the aro spectrum I have linked her post that includes her link to her survey.
    (Or if you want to share the link, that would be lovely too!)
    Edit: the deadline is 16 July
    youtube.com/post/UgkxmIZVjsQH3

    #aro #aromantic #aroace #aromanticism #survey

  23. Should sexual relationships, with all their complications, really be a benchmark of societal acceptance? Diana Firkelj & Dorotea Kosir via Vox Feminae investigates the history of #asexuality and #aromanticism www.eurozine.com/a-at-the-end...

    ‘A’ at the end of the alphabet

  24. I’m overthinking #aromanticism and #asexuality today. Allosexuals and alloromantics, I need you for science! Do you actually experience a drive to pursue romance and/or sex *every day?* Or is it within your realm to go a few years without feeling anything like that? Inquiring minds want to know.

  25. I’m overthinking #aromanticism and #asexuality today. Allosexuals and alloromantics, I need you for science! Do you actually experience a drive to pursue romance and/or sex *every day?* Or is it within your realm to go a few years without feeling anything like that? Inquiring minds want to know.

  26. I’m overthinking #aromanticism and #asexuality today. Allosexuals and alloromantics, I need you for science! Do you actually experience a drive to pursue romance and/or sex *every day?* Or is it within your realm to go a few years without feeling anything like that? Inquiring minds want to know.

  27. I’m overthinking #aromanticism and #asexuality today. Allosexuals and alloromantics, I need you for science! Do you actually experience a drive to pursue romance and/or sex *every day?* Or is it within your realm to go a few years without feeling anything like that? Inquiring minds want to know.

  28. I’m overthinking #aromanticism and #asexuality today. Allosexuals and alloromantics, I need you for science! Do you actually experience a drive to pursue romance and/or sex *every day?* Or is it within your realm to go a few years without feeling anything like that? Inquiring minds want to know.

  29. Been thinking about my #aromanticism these past few days, and wonder just how often I've missed flirtatious signals, been crushed on, or misread someone and made them think I wasn't interested. Be forward with me. "Yo, Ducky, I want to pound you until you can't walk anymore" That'll do nicely.

  30. Been thinking about my #aromanticism these past few days, and wonder just how often I've missed flirtatious signals, been crushed on, or misread someone and made them think I wasn't interested. Be forward with me. "Yo, Ducky, I want to pound you until you can't walk anymore" That'll do nicely.

  31. It's :AsexualFlag: Ace week!

    And I have a request for all :AromanticFlag: :AsexualFlag: allies: Please reflect on the following questions:

    Disclaimer 1: I'm probably not going to include everyone with the words I use, but please let me know, so I can edit and learn.

    Disclaimer 2: I'm also going to use language that lets you know what I assume is the answer to a former question. But all answers are true and valid. Please don't feel pressured or judged by my words. Some of the questions are simply void depending on your answers before.

    1. Do you prioritize your romantic or sexual relationships/constellations/encounters/interests over your friendships?
    Do you for example spend more time, money and energy on people who are not or you don't want to be "just friends"? Do you give more love to them? More attention? Would you rather stop everything your doing and travel to the middle of nowhere because one of them wants to see you right now, compared to a friend? Do you think your friends initiate contact more often then you and spend more effort in keeping the friendship going whenever you have people in your life you want to be with romantically or sexually?

    2. Do the people you have romantic and/or sexual feelings for deserve the extra attention, time and affection? Do they treat you better than your friends? Is it easier with them or if not, do they give you something your friends can't to make it worth it? Are encounters with them better for you and your (psychological) health than encounters with your friends? Who do you think is more sore or jealous if you spend more time with someone else? Does that mean the other is feeling good about being second best?

    3. Do you think society as a whole values romance and sexuality more than platonic love? Do you think that's justified? Do you think that the words we use cement those societal differences (e.g. phrases like "I want >more than< friendship")? Do you know a lot of movies or TV shows where a friendship is the main theme like a romance is in romance movies?

    4. Do you think aro/ace people might be lonely and feel left out in such a society (not to say that aro/ace people can't be in romantic or sexual relationships/constellations and that friendship is the only format availible to all aro/ace people)? Do you think some of your friends that are single and not dating (right now) long to spend more (quality) time with you? Do you think some of your friends might like to tag along when your doing something (depending on the activity) with a person or persons in the romance/sex-category? Do you know or think that some of your friends are aro/ace?

    5. Have you ever had a platonic crush? Do you know what queerplatonic means? Do you think you could handle it well when a friend has queerplatonic feelings for you that you don't reciprocate? Would it be the same or different than unreciprocated romantic/sexual feelings? Do you think you could be a qpp/bff to an aro/ace person while also being in a romantic/sexual partnership/constellation? Do you think the other person/people in the partnership/constellation would be okay with that? Would you prefer if they were?

    I encourage you to look up any words you don't know and/or ask me about them. Many words don't mean the same to everyone and I can only give you my definition. But please don't ask randomized misinformation machines.

    #AceWeek #AsexualWeek #AroAce #AeAro #aromantic #aromanticism #asexual #asexuality #ace #relationships #friendships #friendship #platonic #QueerPlatonic #qpp #ally #QueerAlly #AroAcAlly #questions #SelfReflection

  32. It's :AsexualFlag: Ace week!

    And I have a request for all :AromanticFlag: :AsexualFlag: allies: Please reflect on the following questions:

    Disclaimer 1: I'm probably not going to include everyone with the words I use, but please let me know, so I can edit and learn.

    Disclaimer 2: I'm also going to use language that lets you know what I assume is the answer to a former question. But all answers are true and valid. Please don't feel pressured or judged by my words. Some of the questions are simply void depending on your answers before.

    1. Do you prioritize your romantic or sexual relationships/constellations/encounters/interests over your friendships?
    Do you for example spend more time, money and energy on people who are not or you don't want to be "just friends"? Do you give more love to them? More attention? Would you rather stop everything your doing and travel to the middle of nowhere because one of them wants to see you right now, compared to a friend? Do you think your friends initiate contact more often then you and spend more effort in keeping the friendship going whenever you have people in your life you want to be with romantically or sexually?

    2. Do the people you have romantic and/or sexual feelings for deserve the extra attention, time and affection? Do they treat you better than your friends? Is it easier with them or if not, do they give you something your friends can't to make it worth it? Are encounters with them better for you and your (psychological) health than encounters with your friends? Who do you think is more sore or jealous if you spend more time with someone else? Does that mean the other is feeling good about being second best?

    3. Do you think society as a whole values romance and sexuality more than platonic love? Do you think that's justified? Do you think that the words we use cement those societal differences (e.g. phrases like "I want >more than< friendship")? Do you know a lot of movies or TV shows where a friendship is the main theme like a romance is in romance movies?

    4. Do you think aro/ace people might be lonely and feel left out in such a society (not to say that aro/ace people can't be in romantic or sexual relationships/constellations and that friendship is the only format availible to all aro/ace people)? Do you think some of your friends that are single and not dating (right now) long to spend more (quality) time with you? Do you think some of your friends might like to tag along when your doing something (depending on the activity) with a person or persons in the romance/sex-category? Do you know or think that some of your friends are aro/ace?

    5. Have you ever had a platonic crush? Do you know what queerplatonic means? Do you think you could handle it well when a friend has queerplatonic feelings for you that you don't reciprocate? Would it be the same or different than unreciprocated romantic/sexual feelings? Do you think you could be a qpp/bff to an aro/ace person while also being in a romantic/sexual partnership/constellation? Do you think the other person/people in the partnership/constellation would be okay with that? Would you prefer if they were?

    I encourage you to look up any words you don't know and/or ask me about them. Many words don't mean the same to everyone and I can only give you my definition. But please don't ask randomized misinformation machines.

    #AceWeek #AsexualWeek #AroAce #AeAro #aromantic #aromanticism #asexual #asexuality #ace #relationships #friendships #friendship #platonic #QueerPlatonic #qpp #ally #QueerAlly #AroAcAlly #questions #SelfReflection

  33. It's :AsexualFlag: Ace week!

    And I have a request for all :AromanticFlag: :AsexualFlag: allies: Please reflect on the following questions:

    Disclaimer 1: I'm probably not going to include everyone with the words I use, but please let me know, so I can edit and learn.

    Disclaimer 2: I'm also going to use language that lets you know what I assume is the answer to a former question. But all answers are true and valid. Please don't feel pressured or judged by my words. Some of the questions are simply void depending on your answers before.

    1. Do you prioritize your romantic or sexual relationships/constellations/encounters/interests over your friendships?
    Do you for example spend more time, money and energy on people who are not or you don't want to be "just friends"? Do you give more love to them? More attention? Would you rather stop everything your doing and travel to the middle of nowhere because one of them wants to see you right now, compared to a friend? Do you think your friends initiate contact more often then you and spend more effort in keeping the friendship going whenever you have people in your life you want to be with romantically or sexually?

    2. Do the people you have romantic and/or sexual feelings for deserve the extra attention, time and affection? Do they treat you better than your friends? Is it easier with them or if not, do they give you something your friends can't to make it worth it? Are encounters with them better for you and your (psychological) health than encounters with your friends? Who do you think is more sore or jealous if you spend more time with someone else? Does that mean the other is feeling good about being second best?

    3. Do you think society as a whole values romance and sexuality more than platonic love? Do you think that's justified? Do you think that the words we use cement those societal differences (e.g. phrases like "I want >more than< friendship")? Do you know a lot of movies or TV shows where a friendship is the main theme like a romance is in romance movies?

    4. Do you think aro/ace people might be lonely and feel left out in such a society (not to say that aro/ace people can't be in romantic or sexual relationships/constellations and that friendship is the only format availible to all aro/ace people)? Do you think some of your friends that are single and not dating (right now) long to spend more (quality) time with you? Do you think some of your friends might like to tag along when your doing something (depending on the activity) with a person or persons in the romance/sex-category? Do you know or think that some of your friends are aro/ace?

    5. Have you ever had a platonic crush? Do you know what queerplatonic means? Do you think you could handle it well when a friend has queerplatonic feelings for you that you don't reciprocate? Would it be the same or different than unreciprocated romantic/sexual feelings? Do you think you could be a qpp/bff to an aro/ace person while also being in a romantic/sexual partnership/constellation? Do you think the other person/people in the partnership/constellation would be okay with that? Would you prefer if they were?

    I encourage you to look up any words you don't know and/or ask me about them. Many words don't mean the same to everyone and I can only give you my definition. But please don't ask randomized misinformation machines.

    #AceWeek #AsexualWeek #AroAce #AeAro #aromantic #aromanticism #asexual #asexuality #ace #relationships #friendships #friendship #platonic #QueerPlatonic #qpp #ally #QueerAlly #AroAcAlly #questions #SelfReflection

  34. It's :AsexualFlag: Ace week!

    And I have a request for all :AromanticFlag: :AsexualFlag: allies: Please reflect on the following questions:

    Disclaimer 1: I'm probably not going to include everyone with the words I use, but please let me know, so I can edit and learn.

    Disclaimer 2: I'm also going to use language that lets you know what I assume is the answer to a former question. But all answers are true and valid. Please don't feel pressured or judged by my words. Some of the questions are simply void depending on your answers before.

    1. Do you prioritize your romantic or sexual relationships/constellations/encounters/interests over your friendships?
    Do you for example spend more time, money and energy on people who are not or you don't want to be "just friends"? Do you give more love to them? More attention? Would you rather stop everything your doing and travel to the middle of nowhere because one of them wants to see you right now, compared to a friend? Do you think your friends initiate contact more often then you and spend more effort in keeping the friendship going whenever you have people in your life you want to be with romantically or sexually?

    2. Do the people you have romantic and/or sexual feelings for deserve the extra attention, time and affection? Do they treat you better than your friends? Is it easier with them or if not, do they give you something your friends can't to make it worth it? Are encounters with them better for you and your (psychological) health than encounters with your friends? Who do you think is more sore or jealous if you spend more time with someone else? Does that mean the other is feeling good about being second best?

    3. Do you think society as a whole values romance and sexuality more than platonic love? Do you think that's justified? Do you think that the words we use cement those societal differences (e.g. phrases like "I want >more than< friendship")? Do you know a lot of movies or TV shows where a friendship is the main theme like a romance is in romance movies?

    4. Do you think aro/ace people might be lonely and feel left out in such a society (not to say that aro/ace people can't be in romantic or sexual relationships/constellations and that friendship is the only format availible to all aro/ace people)? Do you think some of your friends that are single and not dating (right now) long to spend more (quality) time with you? Do you think some of your friends might like to tag along when your doing something (depending on the activity) with a person or persons in the romance/sex-category? Do you know or think that some of your friends are aro/ace?

    5. Have you ever had a platonic crush? Do you know what queerplatonic means? Do you think you could handle it well when a friend has queerplatonic feelings for you that you don't reciprocate? Would it be the same or different than unreciprocated romantic/sexual feelings? Do you think you could be a qpp/bff to an aro/ace person while also being in a romantic/sexual partnership/constellation? Do you think the other person/people in the partnership/constellation would be okay with that? Would you prefer if they were?

    I encourage you to look up any words you don't know and/or ask me about them. Many words don't mean the same to everyone and I can only give you my definition. But please don't ask randomized misinformation machines.

    #AceWeek #AsexualWeek #AroAce #AeAro #aromantic #aromanticism #asexual #asexuality #ace #relationships #friendships #friendship #platonic #QueerPlatonic #qpp #ally #QueerAlly #AroAcAlly #questions #SelfReflection

  35. It's :AsexualFlag: Ace week!

    And I have a request for all :AromanticFlag: :AsexualFlag: allies: Please reflect on the following questions:

    Disclaimer 1: I'm probably not going to include everyone with the words I use, but please let me know, so I can edit and learn.

    Disclaimer 2: I'm also going to use language that lets you know what I assume is the answer to a former question. But all answers are true and valid. Please don't feel pressured or judged by my words. Some of the questions are simply void depending on your answers before.

    1. Do you prioritize your romantic or sexual relationships/constellations/encounters/interests over your friendships?
    Do you for example spend more time, money and energy on people who are not or you don't want to be "just friends"? Do you give more love to them? More attention? Would you rather stop everything your doing and travel to the middle of nowhere because one of them wants to see you right now, compared to a friend? Do you think your friends initiate contact more often then you and spend more effort in keeping the friendship going whenever you have people in your life you want to be with romantically or sexually?

    2. Do the people you have romantic and/or sexual feelings for deserve the extra attention, time and affection? Do they treat you better than your friends? Is it easier with them or if not, do they give you something your friends can't to make it worth it? Are encounters with them better for you and your (psychological) health than encounters with your friends? Who do you think is more sore or jealous if you spend more time with someone else? Does that mean the other is feeling good about being second best?

    3. Do you think society as a whole values romance and sexuality more than platonic love? Do you think that's justified? Do you think that the words we use cement those societal differences (e.g. phrases like "I want >more than< friendship")? Do you know a lot of movies or TV shows where a friendship is the main theme like a romance is in romance movies?

    4. Do you think aro/ace people might be lonely and feel left out in such a society (not to say that aro/ace people can't be in romantic or sexual relationships/constellations and that friendship is the only format availible to all aro/ace people)? Do you think some of your friends that are single and not dating (right now) long to spend more (quality) time with you? Do you think some of your friends might like to tag along when your doing something (depending on the activity) with a person or persons in the romance/sex-category? Do you know or think that some of your friends are aro/ace?

    5. Have you ever had a platonic crush? Do you know what queerplatonic means? Do you think you could handle it well when a friend has queerplatonic feelings for you that you don't reciprocate? Would it be the same or different than unreciprocated romantic/sexual feelings? Do you think you could be a qpp/bff to an aro/ace person while also being in a romantic/sexual partnership/constellation? Do you think the other person/people in the partnership/constellation would be okay with that? Would you prefer if they were?

    I encourage you to look up any words you don't know and/or ask me about them. Many words don't mean the same to everyone and I can only give you my definition. But please don't ask randomized misinformation machines.

    #AceWeek #AsexualWeek #AroAce #AeAro #aromantic #aromanticism #asexual #asexuality #ace #relationships #friendships #friendship #platonic #QueerPlatonic #qpp #ally #QueerAlly #AroAcAlly #questions #SelfReflection

  36. Aromanticism

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aromanti

    Aromanticism is a romantic orientation characterized by experiencing little to no romantic attraction.

    #Aromanticism

  37. Aromanticism

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aromanti

    Aromanticism is a romantic orientation characterized by experiencing little to no romantic attraction.

  38. Since it's aromantic awareness week I just listened to this podcast, D is for Desire about a woman who's also aro/ace like myself - give it a listen if you are curious about #aromanticism 💚🖤🤍🩶 huffpost.com/entry/d-is-for-de

  39. Since it's aromantic awareness week I just listened to this podcast, D is for Desire about a woman who's also aro/ace like myself - give it a listen if you are curious about #aromanticism 💚🖤🤍🩶 huffpost.com/entry/d-is-for-de

  40. Since it's aromantic awareness week I just listened to this podcast, D is for Desire about a woman who's also aro/ace like myself - give it a listen if you are curious about #aromanticism 💚🖤🤍🩶 huffpost.com/entry/d-is-for-de

  41. Since it's aromantic awareness week I just listened to this podcast, D is for Desire about a woman who's also aro/ace like myself - give it a listen if you are curious about #aromanticism 💚🖤🤍🩶 huffpost.com/entry/d-is-for-de

  42. Since it's aromantic awareness week I just listened to this podcast, D is for Desire about a woman who's also aro/ace like myself - give it a listen if you are curious about #aromanticism 💚🖤🤍🩶 huffpost.com/entry/d-is-for-de

  43. Really great #introduction to the concept of #asexuality and #aromanticism . Very accessible, and a welcome focus on the political aspects of asexuality . And I will forever thank this book for giving me the concept of compulsory sexuality.
    ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ for Angela Chen, Ace: What Asexuality Reveals About Desire, Society, and the Meaning of Sex.
    #Bookstodon #lgbtqia #queer #queerplatonic #aro #ace #nonfiction
    @bookstodon

    goodreads.com/review/show/6018

  44. Really great #introduction to the concept of #asexuality and #aromanticism . Very accessible, and a welcome focus on the political aspects of asexuality . And I will forever thank this book for giving me the concept of compulsory sexuality.
    ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ for Angela Chen, Ace: What Asexuality Reveals About Desire, Society, and the Meaning of Sex.
    #Bookstodon #lgbtqia #queer #queerplatonic #aro #ace #nonfiction
    @bookstodon

    goodreads.com/review/show/6018

  45. Really great #introduction to the concept of #asexuality and #aromanticism . Very accessible, and a welcome focus on the political aspects of asexuality . And I will forever thank this book for giving me the concept of compulsory sexuality.
    ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ for Angela Chen, Ace: What Asexuality Reveals About Desire, Society, and the Meaning of Sex.
    #Bookstodon #lgbtqia #queer #queerplatonic #aro #ace #nonfiction
    @bookstodon

    goodreads.com/review/show/6018

  46. Really great #introduction to the concept of #asexuality and #aromanticism . Very accessible, and a welcome focus on the political aspects of asexuality . And I will forever thank this book for giving me the concept of compulsory sexuality.
    ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ for Angela Chen, Ace: What Asexuality Reveals About Desire, Society, and the Meaning of Sex.
    #Bookstodon #lgbtqia #queer #queerplatonic #aro #ace #nonfiction
    @bookstodon

    goodreads.com/review/show/6018

  47. Really great #introduction to the concept of #asexuality and #aromanticism . Very accessible, and a welcome focus on the political aspects of asexuality . And I will forever thank this book for giving me the concept of compulsory sexuality.
    ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ for Angela Chen, Ace: What Asexuality Reveals About Desire, Society, and the Meaning of Sex.
    #Bookstodon #lgbtqia #queer #queerplatonic #aro #ace #nonfiction
    @bookstodon

    goodreads.com/review/show/6018

  48. Why don't I have a girlfriend I can kiss even though we wouldn't be dating? Aromanticism interacts with lesbianism in strange ways.

    #lesbian #aromantic #lesbianism #aromanticism #sapphic #LesbianYearning #yearning #SapphicYearning

  49. #LGBTQ related #Wikipedia article created 13 hours ago

    Free From Desire

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_Fro
    Free From Desire is a biographical narrative documentary podcast that focuses on aromanticism and asexuality. The podcast was written and created by Aline Laurent-Mayard

    #Audio #Asexuality #LGBTrelated #Aromanticism

  50. :asexual_flag: I wrote a brief introduction/essay on (and , too):

    wuzzy.codeberg.page/essays/aro

    :asexual_flag: :asexual_flag: :asexual_flag: