Aromantic asexual, also known by the abbreviation aroace, means people who are both aromantic (aro) and asexual (ace)[2] or on the aromantic spectrum (aro-spec) and the asexual spectrum...

2024年9月17日 · Aroace is a lesser-known LGBTQ+ label that’s short for aromantic asexual. In this article, we’ll take a closer look at what aromanticism and asexuality are, what the aroace flag looks like, and how to know if the aroace label could be a good fit for you.

The ace of hearts represents romantic asexuals, the ace of spades represents aromantic asexuals, the ace of diamonds represents demi and grey asexuals, and the ace of clubs represents questioning people on the ace/aro spectrum.

AroAce short for aromantic asexual, is a term used to describe individuals who identify as both aromantic (experiencing little to no romantic attraction) and asexual (experiencing little to no sexual attraction). It is a common combination and abbreviation used in the LGBTQ community.

2022年3月25日 · How do you know if this is where you fit under the ace umbrella, if at all? There’s no test to determine your sexual or romantic orientation — and that can make it pretty tough to figure out.

2023年3月16日 · Aro and ace are short for aromantic and asexual, respectively. In both cases, the ‘a’ denotes “without.” Aromantic people do not feel romantic attraction and asexual individuals do not feel sexual attraction in conventional ways. Both aro and ace folks are a …

Aromanticism is an orientation characterised by a lack of romantic attraction. While asexuality is a sexual orientation, aromanticism is a romantic orientation, and the two don’t necessarily correlate. Someone may be asexual but not aromantic, or vice versa, or they may be on both spectrums.

2025年1月12日 · Aromantic asexual, often shortened to aroace, aro-ace, or aro ace, is a term that refers to a individual who is both aromantic/aro-spec and asexual/ace-spec. Aroace can be used for any individual who identifies with both spectrums.

2024年5月10日 · Identifying as aro-ace means that you identify as both asexual and aromantic. Being aro-ace is highly nuanced, and whether the aromantic or the asexual label — or both — apply to you, it’s important that we are aware of what exactly the “A” in LGBTQIA represents (it does not stand for ally).

Allosexism is the pervasive system of discrimination and exclusion that oppresses asexual people based in the belief that everyone does and should experience sexual attraction. The resources below are ways to educate oneself about the ace/aro population and to find community within it.