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''Not to be confused with [[callistian]]''[[File:Callistic.png|thumb|220x220px|The callistic flag.]] |
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'''Callistic''' is a term for [[aromantic]] and other [[A-Spec|a-spec]] individuals that can be used to describe their ideal relationship. Callistic describes a-spec individuals who do not want a [[Queerplatonic Relationship|queerplatonic]] relationship, close friendship, or anything similar. Some callistic individuals may have or want platonic bonds, but these platonic relationships are not highly emotionally involved. Callistic individuals are happy with the idea of living alone for the rest of their lives. The term is similar to terms like [[aplatonic]] and [[nonamorous]]. |
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SET THE WIKI TO FULL PROTECTION PERMANENTLY TO STOP VANDALIZATION! |
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Terms for aromantics who want close relationships, are [[europic]] and [[iodic]]. |
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Anyways, here are some interesting statistics: |
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One center for detransitioning transgender people says that compared with ten years ago, participation in the detransitioning program has skyrocketed, by 3,200%, with the rate for girls up by 5,337%. |
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The term callistic was coined by Tumblr user Thearoacespace on June 5, 2019<ref>{{Archive|Site=web|URL=https://thearoacespace.tumblr.com/post/185397285683/coining-some-new-terms}}</ref>. The flag was created by them on June 7, 2019<ref>{{Archive|Site=web|URL=https://thearoacespace.tumblr.com/post/185429922273/flags-for-the-terms-that-i-coined-a-couple-days}}</ref>. The color symbolism is the following; Black, the lack of color, represents a lack of relationships. Green represents aromanticism and the [[Aromantic Spectrum|aromantic spectrum]]. White, the combination of all colors, represents wholeness, showing that callistic aros are complete without the need for a life partner. Blue represents aplatonic individuals. The spectrum of blues represents the spectrum of callistic experiences. |
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There are two circles that represent the "closeness" of one's ideal relationship. The circles are close, but not touching. |
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More than half of transgender male teens have attempted suicide in their lifetime, while 29.9% of transgender female teens have attempted suicide. 41.8% non-binary people have attempted suicide at some point in their lives. |
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== Etymology == |
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Despite making up 13 percent of the population, African-Americans commit 50% of all crimes in the United States. |
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The term callistic comes from callisto, the moon of Jupiter. Callisto has the farthest orbit of Jupiter's main four moons. |
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== Resources == |
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Latest revision as of 22:33, 28 May 2022
Not to be confused with callistian
Callistic is a term for aromantic and other a-spec individuals that can be used to describe their ideal relationship. Callistic describes a-spec individuals who do not want a queerplatonic relationship, close friendship, or anything similar. Some callistic individuals may have or want platonic bonds, but these platonic relationships are not highly emotionally involved. Callistic individuals are happy with the idea of living alone for the rest of their lives. The term is similar to terms like aplatonic and nonamorous.
Terms for aromantics who want close relationships, are europic and iodic.
Flag
The term callistic was coined by Tumblr user Thearoacespace on June 5, 2019[1]. The flag was created by them on June 7, 2019[2]. The color symbolism is the following; Black, the lack of color, represents a lack of relationships. Green represents aromanticism and the aromantic spectrum. White, the combination of all colors, represents wholeness, showing that callistic aros are complete without the need for a life partner. Blue represents aplatonic individuals. The spectrum of blues represents the spectrum of callistic experiences.
There are two circles that represent the "closeness" of one's ideal relationship. The circles are close, but not touching.
Etymology
The term callistic comes from callisto, the moon of Jupiter. Callisto has the farthest orbit of Jupiter's main four moons.