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[[File:ATOMOROMANTIC PRIDE FLAG.png|thumb|The atomoromantic pride flag]] |
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'''Atomoromantic''' is a term for [[greyromantic]] |
'''Atomoromantic''' is a term for [[greyromantic]] individuals who have only felt [[romantic attraction]] to one individual. Atomoromantic individuals may have trouble figuring out the gender(s) they are attracted to because they only have one experience. Atomoromantic is similar to [[uniromantic]], however atomoromantic makes no assumptions about when or if one will feel romantic attraction again. |
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The -sexual counterpart is [[atomosexual]]. |
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==History== |
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The atomoromantic flag was made by Tumblr user [https://felix-makes-flags.tumblr.com/ felix-makes-flags] on December 22nd, 2021. It is a combination of existing greyromantic and uniromantic flags, with the focus primarily on greyromantic<ref>[{{Archive|Site=web|URL=https://felix-makes-flags.tumblr.com/post/671451842546417664/atomoromantic-flag Tumblr post for flag}}]</ref> |
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Latest revision as of 04:24, 25 July 2022
Atomoromantic is a term for greyromantic individuals who have only felt romantic attraction to one individual. Atomoromantic individuals may have trouble figuring out the gender(s) they are attracted to because they only have one experience. Atomoromantic is similar to uniromantic, however atomoromantic makes no assumptions about when or if one will feel romantic attraction again.
The -sexual counterpart is atomosexual.
History
The term was coined by an unknown user on or before June 16th, 2020.[1]
Flag
The atomoromantic flag was made by Tumblr user felix-makes-flags on December 22nd, 2021. It is a combination of existing greyromantic and uniromantic flags, with the focus primarily on greyromantic[2]