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Sister Carpenter

From The Silt Verses

Canonically aspec, generally accepted as aroace

[Image Description: black text on white. I think I told him, “Thanks.”

I probably could’ve said, ‘I know that I’m smart. I know I’m all of these things and more. What does that have to do with you, or you and I?’ 

I could have made it extremely clear that I had known in my heart, since adolescence and self-awareness came bearing down upon me like a flood, that I didn’t want the same things he wanted, and that if I was certain of any part of myself, I could say right now that I never would want them. 

But I wasn’t certain about myself back then, and I still believed there must be something wrong with me, and even if I had been confident or articulate enough to explain who I was, what I did and didn’t want from other people…

…I still don’t think I owed him that.]

Jonathan Sims

From The Magnus Archives

Canonically asexual 

Send me characters based on canon, headcanon, I don't care, with character's full name, the media they're from, and an author/director/idk man creator Of Some Kind. Something I'd love to see but no pressure is a line from the media demonstrating the character's a-spec identity, or a line from you about why you hc it. Propaganda is welcome, anti-propaganda will be blocked on sight I don't care how unrealistic you think someone's headcanon is.

Ryland Grace

From Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir

Various headcanons including asexual, aromantic, various places along both spectra, aroace, aplatonic and agender. 

Barbie

From Barbie (2023)

Headcanoned as aroace

Barbie's actress Margot Robbie described her as "asexual". Barbie also repeatedly expresses disinterest in romance or sex and her happy ending specifically avoids her ending up in a romantic relationship. 

Murderbot/SecUnit

From The Murderbot Diaries by Martha Wells

Canonically aromantic, asexual and agender, headcanoned as aplatonic

“It is canonically incredibly sex and romance repulsed and shows disgust towards romance and love often, and the author has confirmed it doesn't experience romantic or sexual attraction.” - @cosmiccacaphony

Ryland Grace

From Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir

Various headcanons including asexual, aromantic, various places along both spectra, aroace, aplatonic and agender. 

Mirabella Chevalier 

From In Stars and Time

Canonically aroace

Kusuo Saiki 

From The Disastrous Life of Saiki K 

Canonically aroace

Neil Josten

From All For The Game by Nora Sakavic

Canonically demisexual

[Image Description: white text on black. “I’ve said all year I don’t swing and I meant it. Kissing you doesn’t make me look at any of them differently. The only one I’m interested in is you.”]

FriendProgram 

From Friendship Test

Canonically loveless, aplatonic, afamilial, non-SAM aromantic, and agender

Ryland Grace

From Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir

Various headcanons including asexual, aromantic, various places along both spectra, aroace, aplatonic and agender. 

Eva Stratt

From Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir

Various headcanons including asexual, aromantic, aplatonic and aroace

Mirabelle Chevalier 

From In Stars and Time

Canonically aroace

Sister Carpenter

From The Silt Verses

Canonically aspec, generally accepted as aroace

[Image Description: black text on white. I think I told him, “Thanks.”

I probably could’ve said, ‘I know that I’m smart. I know I’m all of these things and more. What does that have to do with you, or you and I?’ 

I could have made it extremely clear that I had known in my heart, since adolescence and self-awareness came bearing down upon me like a flood, that I didn’t want the same things he wanted, and that if I was certain of any part of myself, I could say right now that I never would want them. 

But I wasn’t certain about myself back then, and I still believed there must be something wrong with me, and even if I had been confident or articulate enough to explain who I was, what I did and didn’t want from other people…

…I still don’t think I owed him that.]

Murderbot/SecUnit

From The Murderbot Diaries by Martha Wells

Canonically aromantic, asexual and agender, headcanoned as aplatonic

“It is canonically incredibly sex and romance repulsed and shows disgust towards romance and love often, and the author has confirmed it doesn't experience romantic or sexual attraction.” - @cosmiccacaphony