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okay hot take i guess but since asexual aromantic aplatonic are non actions it should be considered the default until a character demonstrates attraction or action. No a character doesnt need to act ace or identify as aro its literally a non action. anattractional until proven otherwise
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Saw the sentence "i want to be free more than i want to be loved" and i think it resonates a lot with most loveless people here.
Archerian
Someone who is Aplatonic Aromantic Asexual (Aplaroace)
Naming: The term comes from the combination of these symbols: aplatonic = apple / aromantic = arrow / asexual = spade. When putting these three symbols together, we imagined an archer shooting an arrow with a spade tip into an apple, something commonly seen as a trope in movies or done as arrow shooting practice. The symbol is meant to represent a splitting spade/heart tip arrow in an apple
Usage: βI am archerian / I am archer aplβ
Flag:
β’ Blue = Aromantic & Asexual
β’ Orange = Asexual & Aplatonic
β’ Yellow = Aplatonic & Aromantic
Old symbol:
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Queerpactious
A synonym for queerplatonic and alterous; that is, a relationship and/or attraction type that surpasses the binary of platonic versus romantic. Coined to replace the term queerplatonic, due to the inaccurate and potentially harmful implications the "-platonic" part gives (e.g. inherent platonicism of QPRs + inherent queerplatonicism/queerpactionism of deep and intimate friendships), as well as the common associations and original definition of the old term.Β
A queerpactious relationship can be referred to as a QPR or a queerpaction. A queerpactious partner can be referred to as a QPP, a queerpactor, a queerpanion, a zucchini, a zucchi, or a zuki (which is not only short for zucchini, but also looks cuter, is simpler to spell, and resembles the Japanese word "suki," which I believe means "I like/love you!")
Queerpactious attraction is pretty much just alterous attraction, and queerpactious relationships are pretty much just queerplatonic relationships, so both the alterous and queerplatonic flags can be used for this term. However, I have also coined a different flag used for this term specifically, in case anyone wants to specify that they use this term in particular. The yellow stands for platonic and platonic-adjacent QPRs. The pink stands for romantic and romantic-adjacent QPRs. The blue stands for QPRs involving alterous attraction and nature. The peach stands for relationships that are both platonic and romantic in nature, or in between the two, or otherwise connected to both. The medium gray stands for QPRs that involve little to no attraction of any kind. The dark gray stands for QPRs that involve different types of attraction between different partners. The light gray stands for all other kinds of QPRs, and the sheer diversity of the spectrum of queerpactious relationships.
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aroaceapl culture is liking someone, but since its not romantic sexual or platonic so you have no idea what is happening.
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Amoraplatonic
A term on the aplatonic spectrum for when instead of platonic attraction, you experience a strong alterous attraction that mimics or is similar to (but is not exactly) romantic attraction.
In other words; experiencing a strong alterous attraction, that mimics or is similar to romantic attraction, in place of where your platonic attraction 'should be'.
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You don't need friends to be socially fulfilled. If all you want is to have conversations with someone, you know you don't need to befriend them right? Like, you can have a totally impersonal relationship with them, right?
You don't need to interpersonally commit to anyone to fulfill your social needs. Acquaintances exist for a reason!
You don't need friends to be happy! Let them go!!
