Am I on the aplatonic spectrum?

So, you know when friendships become more then haha your funny I enjoy being around you and there starts being like an actual emotional bond. That's the point where I start to feel uncomfortable

I do actively seek out people to interact with. I enjoy being around people, infact most people would probably consider me an extrovert. I love having cool friends but..

As soon as the friendship goes from haha I enjoy being around you, you're really funny, I like sewing you like sewing, lets do sewing together to there actually being an emotional bond I start to get uncomfortable. I physically don't desire a close platonic bond with people but I do feel platonic attraction

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u/DaCynthcat — 8 days ago

My school is flying a pride flag for pride month

1 1/2 years ago I moved schools and went from a school where basically everyone was incredibly transphobic and was forced to stay in the closet to having a large friend group of other trans friends and having the opportunityto be fully out to all my teachers. This is the best decision I have ever made. This year for pride month our school is proudly flying the flag along side the nz flag in support, 2 years ago if you told me this would happen I wouldn't believe you. The flying of this flag is such a powerful symbol of acceptance and honesty means the world to me.

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u/DaCynthcat — 4 months ago
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What high-school subjects are most beneficial for someone wanting to study history?

14 year old here

I am currently attending high-school in Nz and next year is the year where we get to start choosing most of our subjects and having a broad range of options.

Since I was a child I have had a fascination with history. This year I did my first in depth source analysis project and found it was something I was quite naturally talented at and really enjoyed. I would absolutely love to be able to work in history as a career but don't really know what subjects (apart from history) I should take that would be relevant to being a historian.

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u/DaCynthcat — 4 months ago