This blog is dedicated to pointing out and criticizing aro antagonism by way of aiming the same attacks at alloromantics or at marginalized groups other than aros to illustrate how harmful the rhetoric in question is. It is also going to feature criticisms of amatonormativity, sex negativity and respectability politics. Please note that unless otherwise specified, none of the opinions expressed on this blog are genuine.
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cool aspec safe space, hey btw just checking, are aroallos allowed to talk about their experiences openly in here or will you cry and throw up and run away
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can a minor identify as aroallo or is that wrong
no, nobody feels sexual attraction until the arbitrary age at which their government decides a citizen is old enough to make their own medical and financial decisions
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I do not understand why, when I talk about sexual relationships or wanting to have non-romantic sex in general, people feel the need to respond with stuff like "as long as you don’t lead people on / trick them, you’re fine", "as long as you’re open about what you want, it’s okay", or even "as long as you don’t force people to have sex with you, you’re fine."
No one would respond to a person talking about wanting a romantic relationship with "well as long you don’t abuse your partner, you’re fine" because no one would just immediately jump to that assumption.
But hearing me talk about sexual relationships and immediately thinking I might want to trick and abuse, even rape people, and need to be reminded that that is wrong, is somehow seen as normal? Why?
Just. Maybe don’t say stuff like that? Of course everything said is true. I’m aware raping people is wrong, I don’t need to be constantly reminded of the fact that people see me as a rapist-in-waiting for being AroAllo, or as a whore who leads the poor alloros who just want to have a romantic relationship on and tricks them into having non-romantic sex with me (because obviously no one would have sex with me if I were open about my intentions).
Why do people feel the need to say these things every time sex (and especially non-romantic sex) is mentioned? Why do people assume the worst possible things, to then say "well as long as you’re not a horrible piece of shit, you’re fine ig"?
Or am I just reading too much into it? Am I overreacting?
#not satire#THIS is why I have that post abt how it's totally okay to have romantic sex as long as the other person is aware of your romantic intentions
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omg cute couples post! tbh the monogamy thing would never work for me or my partner but this is cute. honestly monogamy is just like NOT something i could ever do but that's great. i hope you're both happy! personally because of MY boundaries i'd cave my own fucking skull in before trying monogamy but that's sooooo cute for you different strokes for different folks ❤️ i mean i've just had such bad experiences with monogamy that the idea disgusts and upsets me but it's so great that you only fuck each other i think that's beautiful, love is love ❤️ your relationship is just as valid as a poly one even if it upsets and frightens me, i'm glad you're somehow able to feel loved like that ❤️
#considering the overlap btw polyamory and aromanticism I think this goes here#also ppl talk in a remarkably similar way abt being aro tbh
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Total aces: 55
Total aros: 36 1/2 (counting the Shadowhunters one as 1/2 due to the show un-aroing the character)
Confirmed aces: 41
Confirmed aros: 21 1/2
Aroaces: 35 1/2
Alloaros: 1
Alloaces (& possibly non-SAM aces): 19 1/2
List/ Collage with A-Spec Characters: canon confirmed, and popular headcanons

Colours:
Canon confirmed: blue
popular headcanon/ speculation: orange
Alastor, Hazbin Hotel: ace, aro
Senku Ishigami, Dr. Stone: ace, aro
Vi Moradi, Star Wars: ace, aro
Victor Vale, Vicious: ace, biromantic
Spongebob: ace
Kirby: ace, aro, non-binary
the Knight, Hollow Knight: agender, ace, aro
Todd Chavez, BoJack Horseman: ace
Georgia Warr, Loveless: ace, aro, aego?
Jughead Jones, Archie: ace
Doomguy/ Dooomslayer: ace
Seiji Maki, Bloom into you: ace, aro, aegoromantic?
Monkey D. Luffy, One Piece: ace, aro
Connor Hawke, DC Comics: ace, alloromantic
Perry the platypus: ace, aro
Kusuo Saiki, Disastrous life of Saiki K.: ace, aro
Yelena Belova, Marvel: ace, aro
Izaya Orihara, Durara: ace, aro
Daryl Dixon, the Walking Dead: ace
Keyleth, Critical Role: demisexual
Neil Josten, Foxhole Court: demisexual, demiromantic
Isaac Henderson, Heartstopper: ace, aro
Vernestra Rwoh, Star Wars: ace, aro
Light Yagami, Death Note: ace, aro
Caduceus Clay, Critical Role: ace, aro
Murderbot, Murderbot Diaries: ace, aro, genderless
Jonathan "Jon" Simms, Magnus Archives: ace, biromantic
Shouto Todoroki, Boku no Hero Academia: ace, aro
Lilith Clawthorne, Owl House: ace, aro
Bill Cypher, Gravity Falls: ace, aro, agender
Ezperanza "Spooner" Cruz, Legends of Tomorrow: ace
Nadia Van Dyne/ the Wasp, Marvel: ace, aro, quoiromantic
Peridot, Stephen Universe: ace, aro
Gwenpool, Marvel: ace, aro
Frieren: ace, aro/ aspec
Joffrey Baratheon, Game of Thrones: ace, aro
Sherlock Holmes, Arthur Conan Doyle: ace, aro
Lord Varys, Game of Thrones: ace, aro
Reyna Avila Ramirez-Arellano, Percy Jackson: ace, aro
Son Goku, Dragonball: ace
10th Doctor, Doctor Who (David Tennant): ace, panromantic
11th Doctor, Doctor Who (Matt Smith): ace
Sakuko Kodama, Koisenu Futari: ace, aro
Satoru Takahashi, Koisenu Futari: ace, aro
Felicity Montague, Lady's guide to petticoats and piracy: ace, aro
Jasnah Kholin, Stormlight Archive: ace, heteroromantic
Loth, Priory of the Orange Tree: grey-ace
Tané, Priory of the Orange Tree: ace, aro
Adèle, Baker Thief: demisexual, bi
Claire/ Claude, Baker Thief: aro (aroallo!), genderfluid
Sandry, Circle of Magic: ace
Ling Chan, the Diviners: ace, lesbian
Nancy Whitman, Every Heart a Doorway: ace, alloromantic
Kel, Protector of the Small: ace, aro
Natalie, Natural History of Dragons: ace, aro
Raphael Santiago, Shadowhunters: Cassandra Clare: ace, aro (In the show only ace)
Please note that I took most of my information from online, and I didn't personally read/ watch everything, so there may be some mistakes. Also, some of the not-canon characters are very likely aspec, but just not confirmed. And especially if they say/ do really obviously aro/ ace stuff, I wasn't sure if it's enough to put them in the "confirmed" category. (e.g. Saiki literally said he isn't attracted to anyone regardless of gender, and never wants to be in a relationship. But there are still people who doubt his aroace-ness. (And at this point I don't see how it could be anything but aphobia, to deny the mere possibility of him being aroace so vehemently lol.) ) Also: Sadly, I couldn't find good aro-allo characters except Claire/ Claude from "baker thief". There is tons of good a-spec representation in that book (also more side characters that I didn't mention here), but I couldn't really find any fan-art. So then I just slapped the entire book cover on the collage.
#not satire#just gonna leave this here#ik it's not a competition#but do you see why some aros get frustrated#when it seems that everything that's supposedly for us#seems to be first and foremost for aces#with aros seemingly an afterthought?#this is not a criticism of OP#but a note on aro rep in media (and elsewhere)
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Bot hunt? Just scroll past the bot spam! Queer tags get misused all the time, you don't gotta make such a drama about it. It's just a tumblr tag. Don't you have any real problems to deal with??
#aro humor#sarcasm#satire#aromantic#the ace tag bot war#if you can't tell‚ this is how people talk to aros who are annoyed by ace posts in aro tags#non-ace posts being spammed to the ace tag gets a task force mobilized#but non-aro posts constantly being put in the aro tag for years doesn't even give us the right to complain
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"Oh you're alloromantic? But what if you meet someone one day who puts you off romance forever? I think you should put your life on hold just in case that happens."
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Imagine if people couldn't talk about lesbians without constantly bringing up gay men as well. It's never just lesbians, it's always "lesbians/gay men".
There are basically no resources discussing lesbianism as its own thing, lesbians are always paired with gay men. In fact, resources for and about gay men overshadow lesbian resources to the point where it's pretty much impossible to learn about lesbians without first researching gay men. How many lesbians never find out they're lesbians bc they don't have any reason to look up info on gay men?
All the events, organizations, meet-ups etc are "lesbians & gay men" events. Some organizations that provide resources for lesbians & gay men even only have gay men in their name. Why would they need equal visibility in the name? Anyway, historically this organization was only for and by gay men, lesbians should be glad they're being included at all.
The lesbian tag is mostly filled with "lesbians / gay men" posts too, of course. And even just posts about gay men that are tagged as "lesbian" only bc people always tag both.
Lesbians are expected to celebrate every win for gay men as if it were their own while getting barely any recognition themselves. If they get fed up, it's clearly because they hate gay men and are dividing the community and anyway what happened to solidarity?!
"Lesbian / gay man" culture is mainly just gay men culture. Nobody outside of small lesbian-centric circles even seems to know about eating out jokes, much less any other bits of "lesbian culture". Lesbians are expected to relate to dick-sucking jokes instead, to feel seen and included when gay male culture is referenced. If they point out that those jokes and references are not for or about them, they get lectured about how some lesbians do suck dick, you're just being transphobic.
Anyway, would that be messed up or what?
#aro humor#satire#aromantic#lesbian#gay#I really hope I don't have to spell out what this post is about
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Friendly reminder that it's okay to be alloromantic allosexual!! There's nothing wrong with wanting both sex and romance, as long as you clearly communicate this!! If two (or more!) people talk about their needs and decide that they're okay with their sex not being strictly non-romantic, then that's fine and it isn't anyone else's business!! As long as they talk it through first and find that everyone involved is cool with the idea of romance, they aren't harming anyone!! Yeah, if you lead people on and act like it's gonna be no romo and then spring romance on them, that's a dick move, but if you make sure to tell them that you want romance on top of the sex and they still agree, then that's okay!! Some people do want that!!
#how many more times can I fit 'you gotta TELL ppl tho' in there#like I'm either so sure that they usually don't tell ppl what is or isn't on the table#or I just really need to virtue signal about how of course I'm only supporting The Good Ones#satire#sarcasm#aromantic#aro humor
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She's not "alloromantic", she's just obsessive and clingy and wants a special fancy word to justify it 🙄
Stop making up all these stupid concepts, she's not "experiencing romantic attraction" or whatever, and that's not a "crush", it's called anxious attachment style. Women are more into clasically "romantic" things and are thus often cupioromantic or bellusromantic. There's no need to make up a new type of attraction over this, "alloromantic" is literally just "I'm romance favourable, but in an extra special way"
#this is what reading r*dfem takes on alloaro men feels like#and their takes on ace women too tbh#satire#sarcasm#aro humor#aromantic
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