#aplaro

Including, but obviously not limited to:

Romance repulsed aros

Romance averse aros

Romance indifferent aros

Romance ambivalent aros

Romance favorable aros

Green stripe aros

Aros who experience no romantic attraction

Aros who experience little romantic attraction

Aros who experience fluctuating romantic attraction

Non-partnering aros

Partnering aros

Loveless aros

Aroallos

Aroaces

Non-SAM aros

Aplatonic aros

Alloplatonic aros

Arospecs

Greyromantics

Arofluxes

Aromids

Arospikes

Cupioromantics

Nebularomantics

Demiromantics

Lithromantics

Apothiromantics

Platoniromantics

Quoiromantics

Myrromantics

Reciproromantics

Bellusromantics

Peony AplArospec, Passion Flower AplAcespec

Peony AplArospec - Someone who is both on the aplatonic and aromantic spectrums that experiences more romantism than platonism. This could, for a few examples, mean that they are greyromantic and aplatonic or light greyromantic and dark greyplatonic, that they are romance favorable and friendship indifferent, that they are quartromantic(link) and demiplatonic, or simply that their position on aplatonic spectrum is more noticeable due to situations involving friendship coming up more than romance. The examples are not the only ways one can be peony aplarospec.

[pt: Unit AplAro/end pt]

Unit AplAro (Aplatonic Aromantic): Someone who views their aplatonicism and their aromanticism as a single unit.

I was thinking about unit aroace and thinking about my own experience (as an aplaro), so I decided it would be cool to coin a term for aplaros who does not see their aplatonic and aromantic identities as being split. The color of the first stripe was taken from the aromantic flag and the color of the last stripe was taken from the aplatonic flag. The lighter shades of green and blue were chosen to offer a good contrast, and the middle stripe is an intermediate color between the darker green and the darker blue, chosen to represent a blend between aromantic and aplatonic identities. The arrowed apple symbol was chosen because the arrow is one of the aro symbols and because the apple is one of the aplatonic symbols.

(Note: this term totally includes mesi aplaros)

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Isnt friendship just an agreement that you want to be relevant to someone, with the added addition of mutually getting social favours/benefits?

I get stating appreciation for a person but why would you be pulled inexplicably to be attached to someone for no reason?