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when i first saw the word 'aromantic' and learned what it was my first thought was 'man i wish i could ID as that'. romance wasnt a thing i agonised over but it was something i had to force and finding out that 1) it was an act and 2) i didnt have to do that anymore was pretty neat
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i haven't seen any post like this so let me be the one; fellow aromantics (and arospec)!
shoutout to those with an aversion to romance.
those who watch movies and skip romantic scenes like kisses and dates and handholding.
those who get uncomfortable by romantic display of affection, including seeing it in public.
those who don't like physical touch.
those who feel they are aro because of trauma.
those who are made to feel childish because romance feels wrong and even disgusting to them.
those who've been told "you'll find the one!".
those who've been told they're heartless.
those who've been told they can't love.
those who've been called deviants, sexual predators, exploiters.
you're not broken. you're not bad or wrong for what you feel. you are a wonderful person. you can and have meaningful relationships. what you feel should be normal, what you feel doesn't make you unthinking or careless. you're amazing. keep being you. keep doing what makes you happy.
For Pride Month this year I rewatched and wrote a lengthy breakdown of what I believe to be the queer themes in my favorite aromantic movie... a mid Jennifer Lawrence sex comedy from 2023. And you can read it! Here!
It's Pride Month and I get to decide what the queer subtext is! This movie that I watched three years ago and still think is mostly just oka
Just having some thoughts right now, but since it's pride month I will share
I'm a trans man, and I love being a man. I love masculinity. I love my hairy body and my fatness and everything about it!! I think that so many people are afraid of masculinity because of the patriarchy, and that isn't fair to transmasc people
Also, I love trans women so much! I love that they took something that made me miserable, and turned it into something beautiful. Every trans person I see radiates beauty from the depth of their soul when they love themselves and others
Also also, as an ace man specifically, I think we're awesome. I think aromantic people are awesome, too. And aroace people. We need to normalize not experiencing sexual or romantic attraction. Let people be friends, let people be friends with benefits without expecting any romance, let people be lovers who don't have sex. The fluidity of the human experience is so beautiful; we should all admire it as such
But yeah, just some thoughts I'm having
Aromantic transmascs!! I'm so glad to be in a world with aromantic transmascs!!! If you're aromantic and transmasculine, you're literally the coolest person ever!!!
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i made things official with my non-romantic partner :) bless
Man I don't give a SHIT about dating, having partners and shit, nah man, I be deriving it all night long, and by "it", let's just say, my function
Happy Aromantic spectrum awareness week to all aromantic no matter what others say you are valid in your identity
