What is the dif­fer­ence between Asex­u­al­i­ty and Aro­man­ti­cism? And how does soci­ety and/​or the research com­mu­ni­ty view them, com­pared to how they view them­selves? I start an explo­ration of these terms and the peo­ple who are speak­ing out on them. More to come next week!

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https://thebodyisnotanapology.com/magazine/5‑ways-your-erasing-asexual-aromantic-people-and-what-to-say-instead/

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https://​www​.asex​u​al​i​ty​.org/

https://i‑d.vice.com/en_us/article/kzj4xz/moses-sumney-on-aromanticsm-the-lack-of-romantic-attraction-to-others

https://​www​.the​fad​er​.com/​2​0​1​7​/​0​9​/​0​4​/​m​o​s​e​s​-​s​u​m​n​e​y​-​a​r​o​m​a​n​t​i​c​i​s​m​-​i​n​t​e​rview

https://​www​.paper​mag​.com/​y​a​s​m​i​n​-​b​e​n​o​i​t​-​a​s​e​x​u​a​l​-​m​o​d​e​l​-​2​6​4​1​4​1​0​2​9​0​.​h​t​m​l​?​r​e​b​e​l​l​t​i​t​e​m​=​1​#​r​e​b​e​l​l​t​item1