#aro term

  ꒱꒱    in order ; plain flag , flag with slight blur frame

    ─── an arospec term for : identifying as aro due to a fear of romance / intimacy / etc preventing you from experiencing romantic attraction , not experiencing / experiencing little to no romantic attraction due to trauma , or anything else along those lines

Amorous Aro

An aro-spec individual who desires some form of intimate, long term partnership(s) and/or considers themself to be Amorous in some way.

Amory here is defined as a relationship style that includes intimate, long-term partnerships, or an individual's definition of one. The opposite term is Nonamorous.

Made by combining this Amorous flag with the Aro flag.

Requested by Anon.

Ambiaffectionate Flag

Ambiaffection is being able to enjoy, want, or have both Monoaffectionate and Polyaffectionate relationships; having affection/ate ambivalence. It is an alternative to Ambiamory that is used most often by aromantics and aro-specs.

Ambiaffectionate relationships are based on tertiary attractions, such as intimate platonic, queerplatonic, and alterous relationships. Ambiaffectionate people can have any orientation, however many are aromantic.

The flag's format is based off of the Polyaffectionate/Polyaffection flag as well as the Monoaffectionate/Monoaffection flag. The colors are inspired by those flags as well as the aromantic flag. The Alpha symbol is taken from the Ambiamory flag(s).

Monoaffectionate Flag

Monoaffection is having or wanting a non-romantic intimate relationship with exclusively one other person. It is an alternative to monoamory that is used most often by aromantics and aro-specs.

Monoaffectionate can be used both as a description of a non-romantic intimate relationship with with exclusively one other person and as description of people who desire such relationships.

Monoaffectionate relationships are based on tertiary attractions, such as intimate platonic, queerplatonic, and alterous relationships. Monoaffectionate people can have any orientation, however many are aromantic.

The flag's format is based off of the Polyaffectionate/Polyaffection flag as they are both -affectionate terms. The colors are inspired by the mono-, monoqueerplatonic/monosexual, monoamorous, and aromantic flags. The Mu symbol is taken from the monoamory flag(s).

Could possibly be considered a conformant term as it's a mono- label and one does not need to be Aro to use it (though that group is the most likely to use the label) @conformant-archive