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I made this blog as a 14 yr old who used aggressive positivity as a way to cope with the fact that he hated being aro. But I've since realised that's just another form of denial - it worked, but not in the long term. Real aro acceptance is in realising you're never going to live a life that's acceptable in society. You're just going to have to keep living anyway because that's all you can do
There's something comforting about that I think
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i feel like im 13 again in all the best ways
for context, when i was 13 i identified as an oriented aroace for a good few months before.. the horrors struck.
now i identify that same way again and honestly?
i feel so free. like all the euphoria i had when i was 13 has come rushing back <3
to all the other aroace spec people out there, i love you. we are not broken. don't let someone, even if you think you love that someone, try and tell you otherwise
thank you for putting that lil bit on the rb, i didn't know about that! now proper educating myself about being aro and everything to do with it <3333
Hey, this is nothing.
Until recently I wasn't aware about aromanticism too, and I struggle a lot when I was a teen about it. I barely felt any romantic attractions (and knowing what I know now, probably I had been romantically attracted to someone ONCE), and no one was there to explain to me that it was okay. Or that wanting the 'we are like best friends having sex' relationship was okay. Or that freaking out when someone kissed you, despite you being okay with dating that person.
çSO I'm pretty new into this too, but I'm happy to spread the word, and help people to find themselves.
This blog is run by a gay trans guy who supports ace and aro idenities :)
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To the Aromantics who aren't Asexuals
I know how hard it is. I understand that it sucks. Even when people say they accept and acknowledge you they don't. Unless you are also asexual they like to pretend you don't exist. They have every flag at pride but yours. I've been there, I am there, and I'm sorry.
Bi/pan/ace/aro solidarity is a beautiful thing.
ahh shit... do you think aro/ace people are inherently lgbt?
Yup. Please unfollow if you believe in excluding them. We’re also anti-TERF if there are any of those hanging around.
--- Mod Cap
