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Orchidromantic – an orientation on the aromantic spectrum in which an individual experiences romantic attraction, but does not desire a romantic relationship or encounter. Someone who identifies as orchidromantic may consider others to be romantically attractive, but they would lack the desire to have or dislike having romantic experiences.
Limerent Attraction
A label for those who experience limerence. Limerence is defined as an involuntary, intense romantic obsession characterized by intrusive thoughts and a longing for emotional reciprocation, often leading to emotional suffering due to unmet romantic needs. It is a state of deep infatuation or romantic desire, where the individual experiences obsessive feelings towards another person, known as the “limerent object”. This state is distinct from love or lust, as it is often marked by uncertainty about whether the feelings are reciprocated. Flag by me :
cupio-adjacent
cupio-adjacent, a term I first heard on a forum post a while back- meaning someone who isn’t strictly aromantic but arospec, in a way that affects they’re ability to romantically love a partner making it faint, making it fade, think aroflux, lithromantic, or caligoromantic but still wanting a romantic relationship. could also work for other types of attraction!
circe and dante are such cutie pies holy molyyy
the game is called burn the midnight oil and it’s a super cool detective visual novel game set in 1980s england!! you can play as either circe, a vampire detective, or dante, a hellhound police officer. if you can, please go support them on kickstarter!! it is linked to this pin!! the demo is out so you can play quite a bit of the game already!!! whisper burnthemidnightoil visualnovel
Recipromantic
Recipromantic or sometimes called Reciproromantic is a romantic orientation on the aromantic spectrum meaning someone who does not experience romantic attraction unless they know that the other individual is romantically attracted to them first.