Aromantic Awareness Week

What does Being "Aro" FEEL LIKE?

(from Healthline.com)

Every aromantic asexual person is different, and each person has unique experiences when it comes to relationships.

However, if you are both aromantic and asexual, you might identify with one or more of the following:

• You’ve had little desire for a sexual or romantic relationship with a specific person.

• You struggle to imagine what it feels like to be in love.

• You struggle to imagine what lust feels like.

• When other people talk about feeling sexually or romantically attracted to someone, you can’t really relate.

• You feel neutral or even repulsed by the idea of having sex or being in a romantic relationship.

• You’re not sure if you only feel the need to have sex or be in relationships because that’s what is expected of you.