i feel like i've seen alot of different experiences that people talked about here. what dyou think some common ground would be apart from just loving ourselves romantically? or is there none?
Even if you haven't yet, I'd love to hear ideas. I don't know how to explain it well
i think i like other people too as well
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ive seen a lot of comments here where people talked about like losing themself or their autoromantic attraction and im confused about what that means and how it would happen and is there any way to prevent it from happening to me?
just wondering you don't have to answer if you don't want to! but i have known for maybe a year sincei stumbled upon this community and im 18 btw
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i kinda wanna start going on more dates with myself but idk where to start really
not really including the destructive part though. Btw this is not my art, it's from a book called everyone's a aliebn when ur a aliebn too
when i tell people about it, they don't get it, and if i say i love myself, they automatically assume it's just self-love and not romantic, even when i'm like no, i love myself even more than that. i feel like it's also just hard for them to understand so if we were more well known and people saw our content they would get it a bit more. hopefully maybe in the future. most people already know about being gay and bi and asexual, and some know about being aromantic, but not a lot really go look into the specific aromantic-y or not necessarily aromantic orientations but the ones that are grouped under aromantic because they're different from the norm of romantic attraction. it also seems that autosexuality is kinda a teeny bit known, but not autoromance, it is much less known. i wish it was more equal because it feels like straight people cannot even imagine or picture being romantically attracted to oneself and how that kind of connection and bond works and would be. it also seems like a lot of people do not know that romantic orientations even exist and it's just sexual orientations. but thank you for sharing your experiences here because it helps me a lot and i really like it
I don't know, I have myself, but I wish I had more people in my life that understood me