#aspectrum

pt: a-spec flags amodian attraction (link). end pt.

Anamodian, demiamodian, greyamodian.

Cupioamodian, reciproamodian, amodianflux/amodiflux.

Aegoamodian, cadeoamodian, fictoamodian.

0.1 : english isn't my first language, so I'm using a translator. Sorry for any errors!

0.2 : if this has been coined previously, please consider this as an alt.

0.3 : you can place my terms/flags on other sites or anywhere else, just don't forget to mention me as the author/creator!

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Like everytime a character is canonized aroace people started to get annoying about it, shouting that aroace people can have relationships and if you are uncomfortable with them being shipped with another character you’re aro/ace-phobic.

Don’t get me wrong, they (we) can have relationships but I don’t think this is what people are uncomfortable about.

I personally think the problem is that you (generic person, not you reader) don’t really care that they are aroace. You don’t try to understand aromanticism or asexuality, you only use them to defend your ship.

What I’m saying is sure you can ship them, there’s no problem, but please at least try to understand it, try to talk to aroace people to know better the subject, most of all if you’re a fanfiction writer.

Sure, there’s aspec people too whose ship aroace characters, I’m not saying they don’t or that they shouldn’t, but I’m not talking about them now.

Not use the aroace spectrum just when it’s convenient to you, remember that it’s an important trait of the character.

Let’s not erase a sexual/romantic orientation that it’s so under represented and let’s use this “opportunity” to learn something more about aspectrum.

(Caps ID below the cut)

[PT: Hemiafamilial/Hemiafam]

A term describing one who identifies themselves as afamilial despite experiencing familial attraction -- their familial attraction is unwanted, weak, and/or they simply don’t want to act on it, so they don’t consider their familial attraction as part of their identity.

Flag and term inspired by hemiaro and hemiace.