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aro-culture-is · 3 months
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Aro culture is wanting a platonic version of tinder so fricking bad
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aroace culture is doubting your aro identity bc these feelings you have for your zucchini could be what asexuals experience as romantic and you will never know for sure if you’re actually aro.
(meanwhile, scared that if these feelings are romantic, my aro zucchini might be able to tell and not want to be with me anymore)
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aro culture is hesitating to be active in pretty small part of fandom that means a lot to you, because most people are only interested in shipping within it, so with each "I'm happy that there's no homophobes who'd say they're friends!" i lose confidence in posting anything that is not romantic with the characters
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aro-culture-is · 3 months
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aro culture is thinking that you want a relationship with your friend but you just want assurance that they won't leave you for a romantic partner
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aro culture is being a multishiper because you don't understand the difference between romance and friendship so when you see friends in media you're like "oh! i like them together so i guess i ship them! :)"
like i want these characters to be in eachothers lives forever but they don't have to kiss or anything,,,
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Aro culture is finding the "Oh, I was in love with love, I wanted so badly to fall in love, I was obsessed with romance, but I couldn't :(((( " trope even more alien and unrelatable than allo characters outside of romantic comedies. I guess that's someone's experience, but as someone whose experience with romance was 1. boredom with fictional love stories 2. panic with real life relationships..... sorry, can't relate.
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aro-culture-is · 3 months
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partnering aro culture is telling other people about your plans with your partner and getting the sarcastic comment "so romantic"
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aro-culture-is · 3 months
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aro culture is mistaking aesthetic, sensual and/or emotional attraction for romantic attraction
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aro-culture-is · 3 months
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Aro culture is looking back at the time you roasted a song lyric by lyric and realising just how much you didn't understand how romance worked (still don't, not really)
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aro-culture-is · 3 months
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Aro culture is being just... utterly confused at the concept of romance outside of fiction
like. yeah of course my friend got a boyfriend there's nothing unbelievable about that. but like. How Does That Work
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aro-culture-is · 3 months
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aro culture is liking breakup songs more than love songs (despite never having actually felt the feelings either describe) because you relate more to the concept of "fuck you and your love" than "i'm so in love with you"
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aro culture is a fascination with single adults (esp those who are 35+ & seem very happy/fulfilled with their life)
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aro-culture-is · 4 months
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Aro culture is being annoyed at the fact that since two close friends of mine started dating, every single plan made with them, I get forced out of it because they suddenly decided to make it a "date". Why make plans with me in the first place if you're going to cut me out the day before?? Heh???
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aro-culture-is · 4 months
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Aro culture is flirting with your friends and them flirting back cuz fake dramatic flirting is so funny
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aro-culture-is · 4 months
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aro culture is receiving support from the person you trusted most only to see her retiring that support and ghosting you after you told her you were aroallo
:( I'm so sorry
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aro-culture-is · 4 months
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aro culture is loving shipping, loving the idea of being in a relationship, loving romance, but just. not experiencing attraction to anyone in particular (most of the time <greyro). I want a PARTNER but NONE OF YOU QUALIFY,
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aro-culture-is · 4 months
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aro culture is not understanding the difference between "like" and "like like"
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