To recap #AromanticSpectrumAwarenessWeek, it is important to remember that identities and attractions do not necessarily define or predict being #aromantic. So don't let anyone tell you that being #aro means anything less than who you are.
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#Aromantics are often misunderstood by most of the society which makes it hard for them to find friends and partners who share their beliefs. Like any marginalized community, being an aro ally can help them be safe and included. Here are some ways you can share others to be their voice and be heard. You can check out the “A Beginner's Guide to Being an Aromantic Ally” from Aromanticism.org (https://www.aromanticism.org/en/printables)
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With the idealistic concepts of romantic #relationships, there have been many myths and misconceptions about #aromanticism. Awareness can have people gain knowledge to better understanding to the community. This link answers and explains further the stereotype concepts of #aro people: https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/aromantic#myths-and-misconceptions
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#Love is the universal thing that everyone has in common. But what if you don’t feel that way about anybody in terms of "romantic love"? For #aromantic people, it encompasses a wide variety of different experiences. Sharing this from Stonewall.org, here are 5 things you should know about #aro people: https://www.stonewall.org.uk/about-us/news/5-things-you-should-know-about-aromantic-people
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This Aro Week (19th-25th February 2023), we’re taking the opportunity to debunk some myths around aromanticism and raise awareness about what it means to be aro. What does aro mean? Aro is an umbrella term used by people who don’t typically experience romantic...
There are many different forms of #Aromanticism, that is why you may heard of the #AromanticSpectrum (abbreviated as #arospec). Like other sexual orientations, it exists across a range of identities. There are several terms that people may prefer to further specify - like Demiromantic, Lithromantic, Gray-aromantic to name a few.
Do you fall on the aromantic spectrum? You can check more specifications here: https://lgbtqia.fandom.com/wiki/Aromantic_spectrum
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The aromantic spectrum, abbreviated as arospec[1] or aro-spec[2], refers to romantic orientations that are aromantic or are closely related to aromanticism when placed on a spectrum ranging from aromantic to alloromantic.[1][2][3] It is also used by people whose aromantic identities are conditional, unreliable, or atypical to societal expectations, and by people who simply do not wish to label it further.[1] Identities under the aromantic umbrella are closely connected as part of a broad...
What’s #aromantic and what’s #asexual? Romantic orientation is separate from sexual orientation, so people who identify as #aro aren’t necessary also #ace. While there can be overlap between the two identities, and many people do identify as aro and ace, we shouldn’t assume that the two always go hand in hand.
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#AroSpecAwarenessWeek
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