#metaromantic

[overlymetaromantic]

hello there beloved author metaromantic i accidentally blacked out last night and woke up to a mbnssb fic on my desktop what should i do

WAIT OH MY GOD REALLY 😂😭😭😭😭

I mean........you could always post it somewhere on your platform of choice.......and then drop me a link that I could share out........ 👀

[butter-is-bored]

Here is a bunch of random recommendations :3

Save this for when you get bored. 🧚‍♀️

Webtoon’s (btw all of these are bl’s.)

To The Stars And Back | by peglo - it is ending soon :(

It Strikes a Chord | by Springrooove

Be My Villain | by mintibi

Castle swimmer | by Wendy Lian Martin - on hiatus

Our Walk Home | by furanc0 - on hiatus

My Brothers (Not So) Secret Boyfriend | by metaromantic - I love this series <3

The Egg Project | by amyahue! - is moving to originals !!!

The Moth Prince | by sonderfairy

Heartstopper | by Alice Oseman - <3

Our Corner | by lizmi doodles - I LOVE THIS SERIES SO MUCH

Post Harbor | by Shwurdart (Loo) - btw the main focus is not about the romance.

Race You | by Ocated

Kiss Tastes Like Summer | by Nyatyan - completed

Stare down | by soycisoy - completed

Spicy mints | by Remmul

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Recipes (just in case you don’t know, click the words to open the link. sorry if that didn’t make sense)

delicious chocolate chip cookies

Muffins

Nutella filled cookies

Sorry i dont have anymore recipes :(

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Movies :p

Wonder (2017) - this is one of my faves <3

The maze runner (2014) - has two sequels

Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials (2015) part two to ⬆️

Maze Runner: The Death Cure (2018) part three to ⬆️

Crazy Rich Asians (2018) - a second movie is on the way

Sing (2016)

Sing 2 (2021) - sequel to ⬆️

The LEGO Batman movie (2017)

Any of the Ice Age movies ( no i am not typing all of the movies)

Mary Poppins Returns (2018)

Big hero 6 (2014)

The peanut movie (2015)

Zootopia (2016)

How to train your dragon (2010

How to train your dragon 2 (2014)

How to train your dragon the hidden world (2019)

Spy kids (2001)

Spy kids 2 The Island of lost dreams (2002)

Spy kids 3 Game Over (2003)

The Boxtrolls (2014)

Home (2015)

movies for free click me

Yes I only watch kids movies :]

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I might add more in the future

MOOTS here are some thing to watch\read\do when you get bored :0

@radio-silence-fan @rainydaysareeverything @star-x-girl @st4rf1sh-11 @victhesmallestclown @a-dam-heartstopper-fan @gayfictionalcharacter @literally-maria @yourlocalconehead @angstaniousarsoniestthethird @hopelessanddepressed

[mogai-headcanons]

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P-Chan from NEEDY STREAMER OVERLOAD is an autistic aroace queer agender contramasc virtualthing boygirlic person with DID, ADHD-I, and bipolar disorder!

KAngel is an autistic aroflux queer asexual idolvocaloid contrafem egogender emptygirl virtualgirlic pastelpuppic girlboyic boygirlic weirdkidgender staric stargirl trans woman with DID, HPD, BPD, depression, generalized anxiety, ADHD-C, and bipolar disorder!

Ame-Chan is an autistic bi demiromantic traitblur egogender nonbinary catgender contrafem emptygirl loverboy weirdboy weirdgirl virtualboyic starrycattic scenecatcoric boytoy boygirlic weirdkidgender transmasculine person with hypersexuality, DID, ADHD-C, BPD, HPD, depression, generalized anxiety, social anxiety, separation anxiety, bipolar disorder, and OCD!

Real World Basil from OMORI is an autistic bi nebularomantic demiroamntic acespike traitblur nonbinary demiboy angelboy deadboy contramasc bloomboy weirdboy with hypersexuality, hyperromanticism, BPD, DPD, ADHD-C, schizophrenia, DID, depression, social anxiety, bipolar, generalized anxiety, Tourette's, dyslexia, and OCD!

Dream World Basil is an autistic metaromantic bi pseudoboy demiboy with social anxiety, generalized anxiety, ADHD-C, schizophrenia, and dyslexia!

Stranger is an autistic queer aroace AMONAB nonbinary emptyboy with DID, schizophrenia, depression, BPD, and OCD!

Real World Mari is an autistic aroace trans man with DID, schizophrenia, depression, separation anxiety, bipolar disorder, and ADHD-I!

dni link | requested by @beeees-are-amazing

[me-e-mo]

My brother’s (not so) secret boyfriend

By: metaromantic

[auroraboringaliceinwonderland]

Here lay my top favorite webcomics!!

My favorites of all time forever and ever until the end of time; my top recommendations; the ones that will always hold a special place in my heart; the ones I wish the authors can get published one day so I can read their stories all the time without a webcomic app draining the battery of my phone; the ones that always have me pacing back and forth in my excitement after every episode.

1: REEDS by zzsleeps (he/him)

3: Staredown by soycisoy (she/her)

4: The Prince of Southland by Chris Geroux

6: Ignoring My Friends by JooooCat

7: Bailin & Li Yun by Jayessart

8: Your Wings and Mine by hakeism (they/them)

9: Faroff by Lennon Rook

13: To Hell With You by Tiny and Keyade

14: Plain Boy & Prince by amanduuri

15: Idiots Don’t Catch Colds by Aina Palm

16: Sunny Side Skies by soaporsalad

17: Our Walk Home by furanc0 (he/him)

18: Crystal City Killers by gleodoria (he/him)

19: The Doctors are Out by Blau

20: Fathoms of Atonement by Jayessart

21: The Blind Prince by cozycroww

22: Fangs and Fools by llamanoko

23: The Art of Silence by Arthur Quiet

24: Cursed Princess Club by LambCat

25: High Class Homos by Momozerii

26: Loveproof by zzyned

27: My Brother’s (Not So) Secret Boyfriend by metaromantic

28: Cinderella Boy by Punko (she/her I believe).

29: Snow and Briar by M. Nires

30: My Two Cents, PLUS TAX by Geezerflakes

31: Starving for Attention by snazzyNO3

32: Flower Knights by Torandil

(More to be added).

Few things to note:

1: I will include links - not to the webcomics themselves, but to my reasons for loving and obsessing over them in their own individual posts. It will include things like screenshots I’ve taken during my reading of them, how I discovered the story, my thoughts on it, the official summaries and genres, sometimes stuff about the author, and a TL;DR.

If there’s one without a link that you’re interested in hearing about, feel free to ask and I’ll see about making it next to the best of my abilities (no need to be a moot or following me to request).

2: You may notice some numbers missing from the list, or out of order. That’s because some comics on this list I have forgotten about and would like to reread before making sure they’re on this specific list or belong to another one (I’ve a lot of lists). The order will be fixed some time in the far future after I have decided on those webcomics and reorganized a few things.

3: I try to include the pronouns of the creators too so I refer to them correctly - it’s for myself more than anything else - but not all of them have their pronouns listed anywhere I could find so those ones are left blank.

Also lemme know if any of the links are not working and I’ll see what I can do about it :)

[momiji-kitsune]

Aromanticism is a spectrum, you absolute asshole. Romance is a spectrum. Alloromance is strictly romantic attraction, but aromance is everything from experiencing no romantic attraction up to and until always experiencing conventional romantic attraction. Aromantic, while commonly describing someone who experiences little to no romantic attraction, includes people whose experience of romance is disconnected from normative societal expectations.

Greyromantic is a valid type of aromanticism. Demiromantic is a valid type of aromanticism. If you say or think otherwise, you are the problem. Not the aromantic people who aren't strictly aromantic. You.

Under the 'Keep Reading' link are labels of different types of aromance. The people who identity with them are all aromantic, and a valid part of the aromantic community. They are all part of the aromantic spectrum, no matter how much or how little or what type of aromance they experience. You do not get to gatekeep aromance simply because you do not agree with them.

[IMAGE ID: A screenshot of Tumblr tags that read: "#Aromantic. No kissy kissy #Except I enjoy kissy kissy #sometimes #And I want to date people #maybe #and also I might not be fully aromantic just with minor and fleeting romantic feelings" /.End ID]

Abroromantic, Acoromantic, Adfecturomantic/Affecturomantic/Adfectual/Adfomantic, Aegoromantic/Autochorisromantic, Akoi(ne)romantic/Aporomantic/Lithromantic, Akoiflux/Lithflux, Aroflux, Aliquaromantic, Amicusromantic, Apathromantic, Apothiromantic/Antiromantic, Apresromantic, Arohaze/Aromush/Arovoid/Neutral Aro, Aromate, Arospike, and Arovague are all valid forms of aromanticism.

Bellusromantic, Borearomantic, Burstromantic, Caed(o)romantic, Caligoromantic, Cassromantic, Ceaseromantic, Cruxromantic/Exige(n)romantic/Requiromantic, Cupioromantic/Dependromantic/Kalosromantic, Desinoromantic, Dreadromantic, Duoromantic, Duraromantic, Fictoromantic, Frayromantic/Ignotaromantic/Protoromantic, Iamvanoromantic, Idemromantic, Implaromantic/Inexromantic, and Inactoromantic/Initiaromantic are all valid forms of aromanticism.

Limnoromantic, Loveless Aromantic, Malaromantic, Metaromantic, Nebularomantic, Neuroromantic, Nonamorous/Nonpartnering, Noviromantic, Omniaromantic/Panaromantic, Placioromantic, Plat(oni)romantic, Polarromantic, Polyaffectionate, Preromantic, Propeestromantic, Quasiromantic, Quoiromantic/WTFromantic, Recipromantic, Requi(es)romantic, Romo Aro, Schromantic, Singuluromantic, Solaro/Unicum Aro, Thymromantic, and Venusplatonic are all valid forms of aromanticism.

There are still some labels or terms that I did not include here. They can be found at: https://www.aromanticism.org/en/all-terms

If you are still reading this, I hope you look into what each and every one of those lables read. Maybe you can educate yourself on what aromanticism actually is.

And if you don't even make the effort to learn about the people you are alienating and vilifying, then go fuck yourself you aromisic dickhead.

It's absolutely okay for kids to make a pit stop by some orientations on the way to finding themself.

But this?

Go away. Fuck off. Leave aromantic (and asexual) people completely alone and stop using us as some customizable attributes in your super special character creation because you think being straight or gay or bi or whatever is too common for your pretentious majesty.

"I'm aromantic, except--" You're allo. You experience attraction. I promise it's fine.

[beyond-mogai-pride-flags]

Pansexual Metaromantic Queerplatonic Panamorous Pride Flag

Pansexual: sexual attraction to all genders, or regardless of gender.

Metaromantic: Only experiencing attraction that is unable to be defined by strict terms of platonic or romantic. Coined with the idea of those who only experience queer/quasiplatonic attraction in mind, but available to all who simply cannot define their attraction in ways that are typical and easily understood in the context of societal norms of attraction and relationships.

Queerplatonic (or Quasiplatonic, or Quirkyplatonic): a relationship relationship that is not romantic but involves a close emotional connection (platonic) beyond what most people consider friendship. The commitment level in a queerplatonic relationship is often considered to be similar to that of a romantic relationship. People in a queerplatonic relationship may be of any romantic or sexual orientation. A partner in a queer platonic relationship is called a zucchini; A relationship that is neither completely romantic, nor completely platonic. The members of the relationship may see it to be a mix of romantic and platonic relationships or something that transcends the two. It is popular in the aromantic community but anyone may a queer platonic partner.

Panamory: One who identifies as a person capable of relationships with many kinds of partners regardless of their sexual orientation or gender(s).

-Fy

[p0tato-kn1shes]

new sexuality just dropped

So I've always had a struggle with identity

My preferences and stuff definitely change but I noticed a pattern in how they change

So I bring you:

METASEXUAL/METAROMANTIC

Where someone's preference changes based on their current partner

Meta: μετατρέπω (pronounced like metatrépo), greek word for Convert

[demis-deserve-love]

Stolen from @aro-aceplace because I found it online but couldn’t find the original post to reblog.

Aro/Ace Spectrum Orientations

Abrosexual/Abroromantic: Having an orientation or feelings about it that constantly change and cannot be pinned down for this reason.

Aceflux/ Aroflux: When someone’s sexual/ romantic orientation fluctuates but always stays on the aro/ace spectrum.

Acespike/ Arospike: When someone usually doesn’t feeling sexual/romantic attraction but occasionally rapidly skyrockets into intense attraction, then plummeting down to asexuality/aromanticism again.

Acoromantic/Acosexual: Asexual/Aromantic(spec) because of negative past experiences. (similar to Caedromantic/Caedsexual)

Adfecturomantic/Affecturomantic/Adfectual/Adfomantic: Is someone whose romantic attraction is affected by their neurodivergency.

Aegosexual/Aegoromantic: Feeling attraction and desire only for situations that do not involve one’s self.

Aliquasexual/ Aliquaromantic: Not normally feeling attraction, but feeling it on occasion under specific circumstances.

Amicussexual/Amicusromantic: When you are only attracted to people you’re also platonically attracted to.

Antisexual/ Antiromantic: Would rather not develop platonic/romantic/sexual feelings for people, but does anyway.

Apressexual/ Apresromantic: Only feeling attraction after another form of attraction is felt.

Aromantic/Asexual: When someone doesn’t feel sexual/ romantic attraction to anyone

Arovague/Acevague: Aromanticism or asexuality that is heavily influenced by neurodiversity (also known as Adfecturomantic / Adfectusexual)

Akoinsexual/ Akoinromantic: When someone feels sexual/ romantic attraction towards others and also enjoys romantic/ sexual relationships in theory, but does not need that affection to be reciprocated. An Akoinsexual/ Akoinromantic person may also experiencing sexual attraction until those feelings are reciprocated.

(Also known as Lithsexual/Lithromantic or Akoisexual/ Akoiromantic)

Apresromantic / Apresexual: An orientation where romantic/sexual attraction is felt only after another type of attraction is formed.

Apothisexual/ Apothiromatic: A specific term for when someone on the asexual/ aromantic spectrum is sex repulsed or romance repulsed. (Also known as ARCsexual/ ARCromantic)

Autochrissexual/ Autochrisromantic: When someone feels sexual arousal/ romantic attraction for something, but from a distance, as if they were someone else, and have no desire to do that thing themselves (Also known as Aegosexual/ Aegoromantic or Autochorrisromantic / Autochorrissexual).

Bellusromantic: When someone is fine with cute fluffy stuff with anyone but doesn’t want a relationship at all.

Burstsexual/ Burstromantic: An orientation where a type of attraction will occur in a sudden burst, then vanish or fade away.

Borearomantic/Boreasexual: an orientation that seems to revolve around one person in particular. (can also be defined as an exception to one’s orientation, ie, someone who identifies as homosexual/homoromantic feeling attraction to someone of a different gender)

Caedromantic/Caedsexual: The feeling that romantic or sexual attraction was taken away due to past trauma -for PTSD and trauma survivors

Casssexual/ Cassromantic: Feeling utterly indifferent to attraction, believing it isn’t important.

Ceasesexual/ Ceaseromantic: Usually being allosexual/romantic, but occasionally having a complete loss of attraction for a period of time before feeling it again.

Cupiosexual/ Cupioromantic: When someone does not experience sexual/ romantic attraction, but still desires a sexual/ romantic relationship. (Also known as kalossexual/ kalosromantic and Icularomantic/ Icularsexual)

Demisexual/ Demiromantic: When someone is only sexually/ romantically attracted to people they already have a strong emotional connection with.

Dreadsexual/ Dreadromantic: An orientation that fluctuates from feeling no attraction to feeling attraction. When attraction is felt, it is accompanied by a strong feeling of dread or anxiety.

Duosexual/ Duoromantic: Having two or more well defined orientations that you switch between (e.g. cupiosexual and fraysexual).

Durasexual/Duraromantic: Rarely experiencing attraction, but when it happens it lasts for a long time.

Fictosexual/ Fictoromantic: When someone only feels sexually/romantically attracted to fictional characters.

Freysexual/ Freyromantic: When Someone is sexualy/ romantically attracted to those they are less familiar with but after a while the “excitement” of meeting the new person dies down and you are perfectly content on just being friends.

Greysexual/ Greyromantic: When someone only feels sexual/ romantic attraction rarely.This term can also be a general term for identifying as somewhere on the aro/ace spectrum.

Lamvanosexual/ Iamvanoromantic: Feeling uncofortable doing sexual/romantic things to someone, but being willing to receive sexual and romantic acts.

Idemromantic: When someone Categorizes relationships and feelings as platonic or romantic but experiences no notable internal differences

Inactoromantic: When someone experiences romantic attraction and wants a romantic relationship but doesn’t like romantic actions. Also known as initiaromantic.

Limnosexual/ Limnoromantic: Attraction only piqued by depictions of acts of attraction (eg drawings or writing), not the acts themselves in real life (similar to fictosexual/ fictoromantic).

Malasexual/Malaromantic: When someone only experiences attraction during maladaptive daydreams

Metaromantic: Only experiencing attraction that is unable to be defined by strict terms of platonic or romantic.

Nebula-romantic/ Nebula-sexual: Difficulty distinguishing romantic/sexual and platonic attraction due to neurodiversity

Novisexual/Noviromantic: Feeling complicated attraction or lack thereof in such a way that it is difficult or impossible to fit into one word or term.

Omniaromantic:Is someone who feels no romantic attraction whatsoever. In no way, shape, or form do they fall in love or feel any attraction to anyone.They are asensual, have no aesthetic attraction to others, and no squishes. They can experience platonic love or familial love, though not all do so. This term was made to made a distinguish between being on the aromantic spectrum and specify from the common definition of a aromantic person, since saying someone is “aromantic” could mean they could be demiromantic, gray-aromantic, and such other types of aromantics who do feel sensual, have aesthetic attraction and such.

Placiosexual/ Placioromantic: When someone feels little to no desire to receive sexual/romantic acts but expresses interest/desire in performing them on someone else.

Platonisexual/ Platoniromantic: When someone feels no difference between platonic and romantic attraction.

Polarsexual/ Polarromantic: Switching between being either extremely attracted and not at all attracted.

Post rubor: Is someone who quickly gets crushes/squishes/etc on others, but after the initial excitement of said crush/etc vanishes so do their feelings.

Presexual/ Preromantic: A placeholder term for when someone feels that they have not experienced attraction enough to know their orientation yet.

Propeestsexual/ Propeestromantic: An aro/ace spec identity which feels like a mix of many (any more than two a-spec identities) that all are a part of your identity

Quoisexual/ Quoiromantic: Is when someone experiences sexual attraction in a way that is not typical of allosexuals individuals, but doesn’t knowing where they fit on the asexual spectrum; or not identifying with any of the existing labels./ Feeling as if the concept of romance or sexual attraction, etc. is inapplicable or nonsensical to one’s self.(Also known as wtfsexual)

Recipsexual/ Recipromantic: When someone feels sexual/ romantic attraction only after realizing someone is sexually/ romantically attracted to them.

Requeissexual/Requeromantic: When someone feels limited or no sexual/romantic attraction/interest/activity due to some form of emotional exhaustion or trauma.

Schromantic: Is someone who is aromantic and romantic at the same time, or some mix of the two. Frequently described in terms of Schrödinger’s cat as having the possibility of being romantic and aromantic at the same time

Singulusexual/ Singuluromantic: Only experiencing one type of attraction towards people (i.e. if you experience sexual attraction towards a person, you won’t feel romantic/alterous/platonic attraction towards them).

Thymsexual/ Thymromantic: Feeling attraction which varies depending on emotional state

[aspecpplarebeautiful]

So I realized that I actually feel an intense platonic love for some people and it's barely different from my romantic feelings except that I dont want a relationship with those ppl or sex or anything, and I realized my platonic and romantic attraction are only rlly distinguished by things like their age, sexuality, etc

For some people strong platonic love and romantic love feel very similar or even the same. If you’re interested there’s a few labels you might find useful:

Idemromantic: when someone categorizes relationships as platonic or romantic but experiences no notable internal differences.

Platoniromantic: When someone feels no difference between platonic and romantic attraction.

Metaromantic: Only experiencing attraction that is unable to be defined in strict terms of platonic or romantic.

Quoiromantic: Actively disidentifying with the concept of romantic attraction or not feeling like it’s a sensical or accessible category or that it’s applicable to you. There’s a great write up on it here but feeling like platonic and romantic love feel similar is one reason people choose to ID as quoiromantic.

All the best, Anon!

[lgbtqa-aesthetics]

heyyy, I've noticed that you're very good with finding labels, and I'm wondering if you could help me out? I'm genderfae, and I thought I was aro, but recently I've had what I think is romantic attraction (I'm not sure) towards girls. I think I have crushes on girls, but I haven't had any on anyone I know in real life. I like the idea of having a girlfriend, but when I really think about dating and being in a relationship with someone, I don't like it. Part 1

“Part 2; I've been told that I could be aro, grey-aro or lesbian, but none of those really perfectly fit me. I've been going by queer recently, and I do like that label, but if I could find a better one, it would be helpful. Also, on the days that I've felt more romantic attraction, I've asked myself if I'd rather spend time with/ move in with a romantic partner, or a friend (I've always wanted to move in with someone), and there's been less than no question about it. Part 3; I've always preferred friendship to romance, to the point where I don't care at all about romance, but I'm not sure if I just really value friendship, or if I actually don't want romance. Thank you for reading this, and for the help :) “

I’m glad you find comfort under the queer umbrella, but I do understand the wish to find a more specific label, so I shall do my best to help! This is gonna be a long one so bear with me

{For my own reference - You experience some or partial romantic attraction, sometimes more strongly than usual, but don’t wish to actively pursue or be involved in romantic activity}

Possible Terms: Aegoromantic: When one enjoys the idea of romance, but does not wish to be a participant in romantic activities. Akoi(ne)romantic: When one experiences romantic attraction, and enjoys romantic relationships in theory, but does not need that affection to be reciprocated or to be in a relationship with the individual of their affections.Inactoromantic: When one experiences romantic attraction and desires a romantic relationship, but doesn’t like romantic actions.

More Possible Terms:Aroflux: When the strength/intensity of romantic attraction one feels fluctuatesArospike: When one experiences short, sudden periods of romantic attraction that fade quicklyBurstromantic: Experiencing attraction that appears and disappears with or without any specific reason(s).

So as I was doing my digging for you, I remembered that, hey, romantic and sexual aren’t the only types of attraction outside of platonic. It’s completely possible for you to feel something “more” than platonic, without it being necessarily romantic.

Exploring other types of attraction:Tertiary attraction: An umbrella term that includes types of attraction that are not strictly categorizable into romantic or sexual attraction.Alterous attraction: An interest or desire for emotional closeness without necessarily being platonic and/or romantic; This can be a significant attraction that is related to, parallel to, or entirely unrelated to any other attractions. (eg romantic, sensual, platonic, sexual)Metaromantic: When one experiences attraction that cannot be defined strictly in terms of romantic or platonic attraction; Used by those who experience alterous or any other tertiary attraction.Queerplatonic Relationship (QPR): A committed non-romantic relationship that goes beyond what is the subjective cultural norm for a friendship. Levels of intimacy and/or behaviors between the partners involved often don’t fit the conventional standards set by society. In practice every queerplatonic relationship is different. Some may include sex, or elements seen as traditionally romantic. Whatever the relationship entails is the decision of those involved. (Queerplatonic is also referred to as, and can be replaced with, Quasiplatonic - for those who are uncomfortable with and/or adverse to the use of Queer)For more info about Queerplatonic, I invite you to visit this page. Amorplatonic: When one experiences romantic attraction but only wishes to be involved in a queerplatonic relationship(s).  If any of these labels feels right for you, that’s awesome. If you want to be more specific, since your attraction is to girls/women, then tack on Sapphic, or the prefix Gyne- (eg Sapphic Aroflux, Gynealterous, etc)As usual, if anyone has anything to add, go ahead! I usally edit suggestions in.Hope this helps dear! Sending you all my love and good gay vibes~

[aro-aceplace]

Sence we’re getting so many asks about the names for various orientations I thought I would post an updated version of our aspec orientation dictionary. This dictionary also exists here on our blog and is frequently updated, but something screwy is going on with the bolding on that page right now so it might be hard to read. There’s also a copy of it here in the Quicksand font because I find that that’s easier for folks with dyslexia and other LD’s to read then Arial is.

Note: this is not a complete list. A-spec terminology is constantly growing and changing and it’s hard to keep track of every single term, so if I missed an orientation please let me know, I’ll be happy to add it! 

-mod Yarrow

Abrosexual/Abroromantic: Having an orientation or feelings about it that constantly change and cannot be pinned down for this reason.

Aceflux/ Aroflux: When someone’s sexual/ romantic orientation fluctuates but always stays on the aro/ace spectrum.

Acespike/ Arospike:  When someone usually doesn’t feel sexual/romantic attraction but occasionally rapidly skyrockets into intense attraction, then plummeting down to asexuality/aromanticism again.

Acoromantic/Acosexual: Asexual/Aromantic(spec) because of negative past experiences. (similar to Caedromantic/Caedsexual)

Adfecturomantic/Affecturomantic/Adfectual/Adfomantic: Is someone whose romantic attraction is affected by their neurodivergency.

Aegosexual/Aegoromantic: Feeling attraction and desire only for situations that do not involve one’s self.

Aliquasexual/ Aliquaromantic: Not normally feeling attraction, but feeling it on occasion under specific circumstances.

Amicussexual/Amicusromantic: When you are only attracted to people you’re also platonically attracted to.

Antisexual/Antiromantic: Would rather not develop platonic/romantic/sexual feelings for people, but does anyway.

Apressexual/ Apresromantic: Only feeling attraction after another form of attraction is felt.

Aromantic/ Asexual: When someone doesn’t feel sexual/ romantic attraction to anyone

Arovague/ Acevague: Aromanticism or asexuality that is heavily influenced by neurodiversity (also known as Adfecturomantic / Adfectusexual)

Apresromantic/ Apresexual: An orientation where romantic/sexual attraction is felt only after another type of attraction is formed.

Apothisexual/ Apothiromatic:  A specific term for when someone on the asexual/ aromantic spectrum is sex repulsed or romance repulsed. (Also known as ARCsexual/ ARCromantic)

Autochrissexual/ Autochrisromantic: When someone feels sexual arousal/ romantic attraction for something, but from a distance, as if they were someone else, and have no desire to do that thing themselves (Also known as Aegosexual/ Aegoromantic or Autochorrisromantic / Autochorrissexual).

Bellusromantic:  When someone is fine with cute fluffy stuff with anyone but doesn’t want a relationship at all.

Burstsexual/ Burstromantic: An orientation where a type of attraction will occur in a sudden burst, then vanish or fade away.

Borearomantic/ Boreasexual:  an orientation that seems to revolve around one person in particular. (can also be defined as an exception to one’s orientation, ie, someone who identifies as homosexual/homoromantic feeling attraction to someone of a different gender)

Caedromantic/ Caedsexual: The feeling that romantic or sexual attraction was taken away due to past trauma -for PTSD and trauma survivors

Cassexual/ Cassromantic: Feeling utterly indifferent to attraction, believing it isn’t important.

Ceasesexual/ Ceaseromantic: Usually being allosexual/romantic, but occasionally having a complete loss of attraction for a period of time before feeling it again.

Cupiosexual/ Cupioromantic: When someone does not experience sexual/ romantic attraction, but still desires a sexual/ romantic relationship. (Also known as kalossexual/  kalosromantic and Icularomantic/ Icularsexual)

Demisexual/ Demiromantic:  When someone is only sexually/ romantically attracted to people they already have a strong emotional connection with.

Dreadsexual/ Dreadromantic: An orientation that fluctuates from feeling no attraction to feeling attraction. When attraction is felt, it is accompanied by a strong feeling of dread or anxiety.

Duosexual/ Duoromantic: Having two or more well-defined orientations that you switch between (e.g. cupiosexual and fraysexual).

Durasexual/Duraromantic: Rarely experiencing attraction, but when it happens it lasts for a long time.

Fictosexual/ Fictoromantic: When someone only feels sexually/romantically attracted to fictional characters.

Freysexual/ Freyromantic:  When Someone is sexually/ romantically attracted to those they are less familiar with but after a while, the “excitement” of meeting the new person dies down and you are perfectly content on just being friends.

Greysexual/ Greyromantic: When someone only feels sexual/ romantic attraction rarely. This term can also be a general term for identifying as somewhere on the aro/ace spectrum.

Lamvanosexual/ Iamvanoromantic: Feeling uncomfortable doing sexual/romantic things to someone, but being willing to receive sexual and romantic acts.

Lithsexual/Lithromantic : When someone feels sexual/ romantic attraction towards others and also enjoys romantic/ sexual relationships in theory, but does not need that affection to be reciprocated. An Akoinsexual/ Akoinromantic person may also experience sexual attraction until those feelings are reciprocated. (Also known as Akoinsexual/ Akoinromantic)

Idemromantic: When someone Categorizes relationships and feelings as platonic or romantic but experiences no notable internal differences

Inactoromantic: When someone experiences romantic attraction and wants a romantic relationship but doesn’t like romantic actions. (Also known as initiaromantic.)

Limnosexual/ Limnoromantic: Attraction only piqued by depictions of acts of attraction (eg drawings or writing), not the acts themselves in real life (similar to fictosexual/ fictoromantic).

Malasexual/Malaromantic: When someone only experiences attraction during maladaptive daydreams

Metaromantic: Only experiencing attraction that is unable to be defined by strict terms of platonic or romantic.

Nebula-romantic/ Nebula-sexual: Difficulty distinguishing romantic/sexual and platonic attraction due to neurodiversity

Novisexual/Noviromantic: Feeling complicated attraction or lack thereof in such a way that it is difficult or impossible to fit into one word or term.

Omniaromantic: Is someone who feels no romantic attraction whatsoever. In no way, shape, or form do they fall in love or feel any attraction to anyone. They are asensual, have no aesthetic attraction to others, and no squishes. They can experience platonic love or familial love, though not all do so. This term was made to make a distinction between being on the aromantic spectrum and specify from the common definition of aromantic person, since saying someone is “aromantic” could mean they could be demiromantic, gray-aromantic, and such other types of aromantics who do feel sensual, have aesthetic attraction and such.

Placiosexual/ Placioromantic: When someone feels  little to no desire to receive sexual/romantic acts but expresses interest/desire in performing them on someone else.

Platonisexual/ Platoniromantic: When someone feels no difference between platonic and romantic attraction.

Polarsexual/ Polarromantic: Switching between being either extremely attracted and not at all attracted.

Post rubor: Is someone who quickly gets crushes/squishes/etc on others, but after the initial excitement of said crush/etc vanishes so do their feelings.

Presexual/ Preromantic: A placeholder term for when someone feels that they have not experienced attraction enough to know their orientation yet.

Propeestsexual/ Propeestromantic: An aro/ace spec identity which feels like a mix of many (any more than two a-spec identities) that all are a part of your identity

Quoisexual/ Quoiromantic: Is when someone experiences sexual attraction in a way that is not typical of allosexuals individuals, but doesn’t knowing where they fit on the asexual spectrum; or not identifying with any of the existing labels./ Feeling as if the concept of romance or sexual attraction, etc. is inapplicable or nonsensical to one’s self.(Also known as wtfsexual)

Recipsexual/ Recipromantic: When someone feels sexual/ romantic attraction only after realizing someone is sexually/ romantically attracted to them.     

Requeissexual/Requeromantic: When someone feels limited or no sexual/romantic  attraction/interest/activity due to some form of emotional exhaustion or trauma.

Schromantic: Is someone who is aromantic and romantic at the same time, or some mix of the two. Frequently described in terms of Schrödinger’s cat as having the possibility of being romantic and aromantic at the same time

Singulusexual/ Singuluromantic: Only experiencing one type of attraction towards people (i.e. if you experience sexual attraction towards a person, you won’t feel romantic/alterous/platonic attraction towards them).

Thymsexual/ Thymromantic: Feeling attraction which varies depending on emotional state.

[perfectcringecharacteroftheday]

(All from Pokemon) Serena is a Gendermeh person who is Finsensual Aromantic Asexual; Calem is a Nonpuerella person who is Minsensual Arospike Asexual; Shauna is a Fegender person who is polyamorous Multi-Metaromantic Asexual; Trevor is a Nologender person who is Grayromantic Asexual; Tierno is a Crystagender Cadoboy who is polyamorous Multi-Amicus-Metaromantic Asexual. Shauna, Trevor, and Tierno are all autistic; Shauna and Tierno are self-dx, and Trevor also has PTSD and GAD.

[ask-pride-color-schemes]

Just sending some terms I found on PFFU's documents that weren't here. Mero - Being okay with some sexual/romantic/etc. acts but repulsed/averted by others. Neuroaromantic -Wanting to be in a romantic relationship but you are scared of them due to being (or relating to being) neuroatypical, neurodiverse, or mentally ill. (Part 1/idk like 5 or 6?)

More terms. Nubilagender- A term to describe when part of one’s gender is unidentifiable. Also known as maringender. Perogender- Wanting to be a certain gender, but not being of said gender. Vaguefluid- A gender which is fluid, but determining one’s current gender is difficult due to neurodivergency. Cogitofluid- A gender that is fluid only when one thinks about it. Greengender- A subset of colorgender, for the color green. (2/5)

Split- An orientation defined by the symptom of splitting, which causes attraction to fluctuate intensely. Anesigender- Feeling like a certain gender but feeling more comfortable identifying as another. Sensu - An orientation based around sensuality as opposed to romance or sexuality, etc.. Different from a sensual orientation. In other words, romantic type pleasure or sexual type pleasure, etc. is desired or derived from sensuality. (3/5)

Poeti - Feeling attraction to certain genders only hypothetically or fictionally, e.g. poeti-homosexual heterosexual for someone who is heterosexual but is hypothetically attracted to the same gender. (4/5)

Metaromantic -Only experiencing attraction that is unable to be defined by strict terms of platonic or romantic. Coined with the idea of those who only experience queer/quasiplatonic attraction in mind, but available to all who simply cannot define their attraction in ways that are typical and easily understood in the context of societal norms of attraction and relationships. (5/5)

Most of those are already on our docs, but thanks anyway! The ones I added were:

Anesigender as an option to ansigender

Cogitofluid/Pensfluid/Opinofluid/etc. near Pensgender/Opinogender/etc. (remember this one is listed on the L-Z list since Pensgender is the first listed option)

Vaguefluid near vaguegender

I added greengender as an specific example under colorgender, but I don’t think it’s needed to add a specific item under every color; it would be like adding separate options for all possible combinations of altegenders, and even just the ones with flags are a lot.

The @pride-color-schemes blog is a good resource for those who want to reblog or to refer to specific identities, but please remember our docs are the better resource!

~ Tath

[aroworlds]

[image description: six different cartoon-style bunting graphics, featuring six pride flags hanging from a brown rope. The flags are rectangular, finishing in a chevron shape, and have rows of brown stitching across the top of the flag and along the bottom of the chevron. First image in each set shows the flags with the topmost stripes facing the left; second image shows the three right-hand flags flipped, so all topmost edges face away from the centre of the bunting. First set of flags shows a fuchsia/grey/mint desinoromantic flag, second set grey/peach/lemon/grey metaromantic flag, and third set the lime/pink/white/black polarromantic flag.]

Aro Bunting, No Text

Does anyone want to decorate their website for an aromantic-themed party?

Free to use with credit to one of my accounts. Original files are available to download from my Aro Worlds Patreon or my Aro Arrows WordPress site.

For flag creator posts, please see @aroflagarchive​​.

[beyond-mogai-pride-flags]

Hey there! Just a question- is there like a term for someone who romantically leans towards females but at the same time doesn’t really *get* romantic attraction? That probably doesn’t make sense sorry but I guess I just aren’t entirely sure what romantic attraction is, or how it differs from platonic. Thanks!

So in regards to attraction to women, the gender-neutral term for it (since you didn’t mention your gender) would be Gyne-/Gyno- or Woma-/Woman- romantic. 

As for the second part, there are a few terms that may fit, although its always okay to change if you ever can differentiate between romantic and platonic attraction!

There is: 

Quoiromantic (also known as WTFromantic or Whatromantic): 

Being unsure if you experience attraction or notBeing unable to understand attraction as a concept or feelingFinding the concept of attraction to be inaccessible, inapplicable, nonsensicalBeing unable to define romantic attraction so unable to say whether or not you experience itHaving a hard time distinguishing romantic attraction from other types of attractions, or being unable to distinguish them at all (For example, you can’t distinguish romantic feelings from platonic, or you have a hard time distinguishing romantic from sensual feelings)Struggling to find a better term because it is too complicated or because they just don’t fit any other termNot experiencing romanticism in a traditional manner

Platoniromantic: An orientation where a type of attraction is experienced as the same as, or indistinguishable from platonic attraction

Idemromantic: Categorizes relationships and feelings as platonic or romantic but experiences no notable internal differences. They may categorize certain relationships as romantic instead of platonic based on age, personality compatibility, emotional closeness, ease of living together, presence of sexual attraction, or other factors. But their feelings toward their romantic interests would not be particularly distinguishable from platonic feelings and may be similar to how they feel for a best friend or beloved family member

Metaromantic: Only experiencing attraction that is unable to be defined by strict terms of platonic or romantic. Coined with the idea of those who only experience queer/quasiplatonic attraction in mind, but available to all who simply cannot define their attraction in ways that are typical and easily understood in the context of societal norms of attraction and relationships

Nebularomantic: A feeling that one cannot distinguish between a type of attraction and platonic feelings due to neurodivergence

If you feel like any of these fit you, I can find the flag!