#acommunity

Protlascommunity

Where someone who does not, or does not want to, participate in community due to one finding them exhausting/draining of one's energy.

Requiescommunity

Where someone who has limited or no community attraction, interest, or activity due to some form of emotional exhaustion. This emotional exhaustion may be the result of previous community endeavors, past experiences dealing with communities, or from something else that is emotionally draining.

Erascommunity

Where ones community attraction randomly vanished partially or wholly, whether it be due to trauma, another reason, or no reason.

Apothicommunity

Where one is repulsed at the idea of engaging in a community themselves, but are fine with community that does not involve them. Others may be repulsed by the idea of communities in general.

✱　ACOMMUNITY　FLAG

[PT: Acommunity Flag /End Pt]

　DEFINITION : Based on the terms Aplatonic (link) and Afamilial (link) , A flag for those who do not experience any sense of community nor feel any connection to those who share similarities with the user. can range from age , race , gender , sexuality etc and can be for various reasons.

Note: Made this with my Aspd in mind but again this isn't specifically for that.

Tags: @radiomogai

Where one is on the acommunity/acommunal spectrum due to their NPD.

requested by @pwaymate

Hiii. Yes, there is a difference because technically Acommunal is a secondary name to a(n)pack attraction (apack attraction; little to no interest in pack attraction, etc.) already.

And regarding definition differences,

in Acommunal attraction/apack attraction you lack the interest and desire to form or integrate into a pack/flock/commune/community that most consists of otherkin or otherwise nonhuman & Alterhuman individuals and that's pretty much that,

while in acommunity attraction the lack of desire is also ruled by other aspects of yourself that would make a pre-existing groups such as being the same race, ethnicity, age, gender, sexuality, etc with others and thus technically being in those communities already, but do not have the desire to join, be part of, or maintain yourself in these communities for whatever reason.

So it's a pre-existing term, which is the difference here because they've got different definitions, otherwise it could be synonymous.