What’s going on in the aromantic community this month?
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AUREA readers’ submitted narratives on their fears regarding their aromantic identity.
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Read about the future updates and plans for the website.
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Aromantic language and resources are predominantly written in English. Translating our vocabulary is an important aspect of aro activism, here we take a look at how it’s done.
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What’s going on in the aromantic community this month?
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Through awareness and recognition the aromantic community is focused on expansion. What will that growth look like and who will it include?
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Sometimes aro-spec, sometimes not: quoiromantic is a identity term that seems to have been misunderstood. What is quoi and why it is more relevant to our community than you think.
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What’s going on in the aromantic community this month?
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AUREA readers’ submitted narratives on their queerplatonic relationships, because every QPR is unique.
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What does platonic actually mean? And is there an actual answer to that question.
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What does it mean to be aplatonic? What is the history of the word and what makes this language so valuable?
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What’s going on in the aromantic community this month?
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We’re a community with a healthy interest in exploration and expansion. We have questions and we want answers. What if we could do so through recognised academic channels?
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What’s going on in the aromantic community this month?
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Society demands that we partner up or else. Singlism is the deep unrest that you’re met with when you declare: I am happy alone!
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Round-up for our Aromantics Create Pride event. View all the wonderful entries here!
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What’s going on in the aromantic community this month?
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Polyamory and aromanticism, opposite ends of a relationship spectrum or complimentary ways of life? That’s up to you.
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Society’s norms surrounding romantic relationships are a constant weight everyone, regardless of orientation, has to carry. Amatonormativity is the expectation that you’ve suffered from your whole life.
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AUREA would like to better serve aros of color and we’re looking for feedback and volunteers.
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