#impriromantic

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IMPRIPLATONIC.

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IMPRIQUEERPLATONIC.

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different impri- (link) attractions, part one of two.

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I'm like this regardless of gender but that only replies to men and men-aligned/Nonbinary/agender, etc people, not women.

Acemid: an identity that describes someone that is strictly asexual, but not strictly aromantic, while still being on the aromantic spectrum.

Aquoiromantic: a mix between aromantic and quoiromantic. It's a romantic orientation that feels like it isn't there, but one is unsure because they don't entirely understand the concept of romantic orientation, so they can't tell whether they have a romantic orientation because they don't know what romantic attraction "feels" like.

Aliquisromantic: a combination of demi- and pan-; only ever experiencing romantic attraction on the basis of personality, without regard for gender.

Aroace: someone who is both asexual and aromantic. They might be strictly asexual and aromantic or be on both the asexual and aromantic spectrum.

Impriromantic: having such specific romantic preferences, it may feel as though it matters more than one's orientation itself. This goes for any form of preference, whether aesthetic, or even personality preference. The individual may feel those preferences strongly affect their attraction more strongly than their orientation. Someone who is impriromantic can be any orientation, such as impri-gay or impri-straight. Dating someone who does not fit said preferences causes a lower range in attraction, and thus affects how their orientation feels.