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[[File:Amoraromantic.jpeg|thumb|The amoraromantic flag by @thedaily.gay on Instagram. The shades of grey represent the limited attraction one may feel, and the shades of green represent the spectrum of attraction one may feel after the relationship begins]] |
[[File:Amoraromantic.jpeg|thumb|The amoraromantic flag by @thedaily.gay on Instagram. The shades of grey represent the limited attraction one may feel, and the shades of green represent the spectrum of attraction one may feel after the relationship begins]] |
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Amoraromantic (ah-mor-ay-ro-man-tic) is an |
Amoraromantic (ah-mor-ay-ro-man-tic) is an aro-spec identity under the [[aliquaromantic]] umbrella. Amoraromantic is defined as only feeling romantic attraction to a person or people when in a romantic relationship or romantic context with them. |
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An amoraromantic person may know that they may enjoy a romantic relationship with someone but will not feel attracted to them until in said relationship. They may also feel attracted in romantic contexts (i.e. discussing beginning a romatic relationship but not officially being in one). This label may be used by anyone as either a standalone label or in combination with other labels. |
An amoraromantic person may know that they may enjoy a romantic relationship with someone but will not feel attracted to them until in said relationship. They may also feel attracted in romantic contexts (i.e. discussing beginning a romatic relationship but not officially being in one). This label may be used by anyone as either a standalone label or in combination with other labels. |
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Revision as of 17:41, 8 March 2022
Amoraromantic (ah-mor-ay-ro-man-tic) is an aro-spec identity under the aliquaromantic umbrella. Amoraromantic is defined as only feeling romantic attraction to a person or people when in a romantic relationship or romantic context with them.
An amoraromantic person may know that they may enjoy a romantic relationship with someone but will not feel attracted to them until in said relationship. They may also feel attracted in romantic contexts (i.e. discussing beginning a romatic relationship but not officially being in one). This label may be used by anyone as either a standalone label or in combination with other labels.
Some amoraromantic people may need both a romantic relationship and romantic context in order to feel sexual attraction (i.e. being in a romantic relationship and presently engaging in activities one considers romantic).
The sexual equivalent of amoraromatic is amorasexual. if one identifies as both amorasexual and amoraromatic they may be called amorain.