r/aromanticasexual • • 2h ago

Meme I’m not the only one seeing it, am I?

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r/aromanticasexual • • 7h ago

a-spec looking for Help/Advice Soy fictosexual y fictoromantica????????? no lo se

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Quiero saber si esto tiene algo q ver con mi orientación😭😭😭

Primero un poco de contexto: Hago esto desde que tengo como 7 años y ya tengo 18 lwkhdeklwkl. Hace aprox 5 años descubrí la fictosexualidad y por un tiempo me sentí muy identificada con su definición. Después supuse que era algo relacionado a mi estado mental deplorable durante mi infancia y adolescencia. PERO me di cuenta que NO SOLO imagino estos escenarios ficticios cuando me siento mal o sola.

Hacer esto se convirtió en un hábito para mí, solamente lo hice y lo hago con personajes ficticios por los que me siento romanticamente/sexualmente atraida. Yo actúo fisicamente en estos escenarios, inclusive a veces me peleo con ellos como si fuesemos una pareja real😭, lo mas extraño es que experimento los sentimientos que tendria en una situacion real.

No se si hacer esto es mi manera de no sentirme tan sola porque SI QUIERO una QPR con alguien real (nunca experimente atraccion romantica por alguien pero si lo deseo); o si en realidad soy fictosexual y fictoromantica

Por un lado pienso que, por ejemplo, hay personas que cuando eran chicos le daban besos a la pared(?? porque querian tener novio/a

PERO POR OTRO LADO hago esto exclusivamente con personajes ficticios y nunca sentí atracción sexual/romantica por personas reales

Hace poco me mencionaron que quizás sea fictosexual y aegorromantica, así que me volví a cuestionar mi identidad, en el buen sentido, porque eso suena mucho mas parecido a lo que experimento :). Creo que estoy en una etapa de negación, porque si quiero una relación romántica pero no me gusta estar dentro de ese intercambio. Pero me encanta cuando se trata de algún personaje del que esté enamorada <3

edit: me olvidé de poner la doble R en el titulo💔


r/aromanticasexual • • 12h ago

opinions requested

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i’m female, aro/ace, never wanted to have a partner or get married, but i’ve always known i’ve wanted to be a mom. when i was little and people asked me what i wanted to be when i grew up, my answer was always “i want to be a mommy.” would it be wrong for me to go through with being a solo mother by choice by getting inseminated with donor sperm, knowing my child would never have a father/second parental figure? assuming of course when the time comes, i will be financially and mentally stable enough to provide their needs


r/aromanticasexual • • 3h ago

Meme Me and my gender identity

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r/aromanticasexual • • 13h ago

Aroace in a scientific way

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hii, since I discovered that I'm AroAce I wondered: How does it work? Like, what is the scientific explanation? I tried to find a new or a report but I didn't find anything. If someone knows something about it I would be very enthusiastic on hearing it!! (Btw sorry my English, it isn't my first language)


r/aromanticasexual • • 8h ago

a-spec looking for Help/Advice Probably a reallyyyy stupid question

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Does anyone else just completely forget their friends still experience sexuality? I don’t know if I’m just naive but I was hanging with some friends the other day and we were “supposedly” fooling around in the sexual health section. They grabbed a box of condoms and I still was deeply assuming they were just joking around.

They ended up actually buying them and I found out right after that they were getting to that point in their relationship, and for some reason I just got super super uncomfortable for the rest of the night and I was thinking about whether I was the one who found it weird that my friends still experience allosexual tendencies. Is this normal or am I just blowing things out of proportion?


r/aromanticasexual • • 20h ago

Questioning (am i aro/ace/a-spec?) don't know how to tell emotions apart and it pisses me off

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r/aromanticasexual • • 10h ago

What's a QPR?

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So as a quick background, a friend mentioned something about a QPR earlier today so obviously I was like: my friend is interested in this, I should learn about it so we can have more conversations!

But... I think I've only become more confused. I haven't been able to find an answer that really clicked to be honest. What I was seeing that it was basically a relationship just without romance. But in this case, what even is romance? I've always struggled with telling the difference between romantic and platonic stuff, they honestly feel the same for me. Well, to be fair I'm not very interested in anything like kissing and stuff... So "romantic" actions (holding hands, hugging, etc) sounds like something I would do with just a really close friend...?

Honestly it's been frying my brain for the past couple hours. So... What is a QPR exactly? And what makes it different from the average relationship?

(I'm sorry if any of this came off as disrespectful or insensitive, I do not mean it as such, I just want to be able to understand my friend better, as they are very important to me.)