u/Cyrus_Epsilon

I love journalling love letters to myself.I love being there for myself. Giving myself love letters really help me feel better about myself.

Being romantic with myself has been an amazing journey and I don't want it to stop!! Being my own partner has been the best.

Well, as the title says, I'm thinking I am developing a crush on my switch lite.

Are there any consolum people who love their video game consoles?

What are some moments where you were misunderstood because of being autoromantic?

I was trying to write my own boyfriend and he ended up "fusing" with me and became a part of me.

This "fusion" felt like I didn't lose my fictional boyfriend, but instead gained his love and respect through having him become a headmate of some kind.

I feel him and I mentally fusing to be a way of showing myself romantic love in a more autoromantic way.

Has anyone here ever tried being ficto and it ended up going to you being autoromantic still?

Anyone here who is a sologamist/Self Partnered?

If you haven't married yourself, its okay.

I decided to marry myself via text.

When I was really stressed out (going mute, mind shutting down, just not feeling today), I had a talk with myself and cuddled myself.

It really calmed me down when I thought a robot plushie with lavender scent would.

Apparently only my own touch soothes me, whilst others touching me does the opposite.

I think self cuddling can be a form of romantic love in the face of stress.

I think its very important to self cuddle now. It really helped me to talk myself down from the big stress bomb I was in.

Do you guys ever self cuddle?

As an objectum being, I feel like I struggle with a lot of christian guilt and amatonormativity.

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What kind of objectum struggles do you guys struggle with in terms of your sexuality?

I created my own joyfriend/partner and now I'm like, "what can I do with them?". I was thinking of drawing us hugging/kissing and such. I also want to write out my fantasies with them.

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Is there anything else I could do with my f/o?

"My" therapist compared being trans to having a death in the family.

"My" therapist had said in a previous session that she would ask for people that specialized in transness.

When I asked her about having a trans therapist, she said she completely forgot about that. I was shocked, saying "...You didn't?"

At the end of the session, I told her I wanted to see a new therapist.

I am so glad I stood up for myself.