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fixed some mspec mono exclusionist posts
inspired by @fixing-bad-posts
(1) Truth be told, you are radical, cool, and inclusive for being mspec lesbian. You are literally good man.
(2) Important reminder that contradictory labels just means you're so hot!
(3) being mspec gay makes me gay
(4) Just a reminder that mspec lesbians exist and are lesbian. Happy Pride Month!
(5) mspec lesbians interact with me <3
(6) It's exclusionist to hate mspec lesbians
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zootzbootz · 6 months
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"you can't be bi and lesbian!"
"you can't be straight and gay!"
"you can't be allo and aspec!"
"you can't be a lesbian man!"
"you can't be a vincian woman!"
"you can't be cis and trans!"
multigender, abrosexual, and varioriented people have left the chat
In all reality, "contradictory" labels and the people who use them are wonderful/gen
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raspberry-vari · 3 years
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Varioriented wallpaper/background
This is from the mobile app PolyGen.
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cubeflag · 4 years
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Varioriented flag by @aroatem
(A person whose sexual and romantic orientations do not ‘match’ (such as aromantic and pansexual).)
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transmasc-wizard · 2 years
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bigender girlguys who use both straight & gay as labels i literally love u /p
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varioriented culture is supporting mspec gays and mspec lesbians
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indigo--montoya · 3 years
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Good morning to biromantic omnisexuals and biromantic omnisexuals only.
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arco-pluris · 5 years
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I find it's funny that I had an internalized phobic phase, consider me ex-ex-gay nowadays but only "mogai" (aka neolabels) filled my sentiments towards my identities.
Labels like homosexual and bisexual seem a bit scary when used for me because of this traumatic event I experienced, that's why I avoid and reject this type of macrolabel reductionism and monolabel supremacism.
In the same way, a GNC binary trans guy who used to identify as demiboy, or something else, can feel this identity is uncomfortable for him, I can feel homo-/bi- identifiers misrepresent my personhood.
Are you going to say these gender skepticists are just unconsciously non-binary with internalized exorsexism/nbphobia‽
Please take care about other people's subjectivities. I feel contemplated/represented enough with my split attraction model and identity flexibility. Stop summing everything up as "just say bi".
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tobastreasury · 2 years
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Tulipian! 🌷
Tulipian! An inclusive term for all folks who are m-spec, mono-spec, and a-spec. This could be because a they’re abro-, because they’re is varioriented/use the SAM, or because they simply identify with terms from all three spectrums.
For example, a pan vincian aroace person like myself could be tulipian.
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[Image ID: A flag with six stripes. From top to bottom, these colors are purple, pink, white, yellow, orange, and red. In the center is a light aqua symbol of a tulip surrounded by a thin white border. End ID]
Flag Meaning:
Purple for the complexity of identities and a-spec orientations
Pink for positivity and queerness
White for respect, inclusivity and m-spec orientations
Yellow for joy and confidence in one's identity (also includes being unapologetically queer)
Orange for understanding and appreciation of tulipian identities
Red for love and mono-spec identities
Blue of the tulip represents individuality and uniqueness
Archived post: https://archive.ph/kYHOJ
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[Image ID: A flag with six stripes. From top to bottom, these colors are purple, pink, white, yellow, orange, and red. In the center is a light aqua symbol of a tulip. End ID]
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[Image ID: A flag with six stripes. From top to bottom, these colors are purple, pink, white, yellow, orange, and red. End ID]
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gray-ace-space · 2 years
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tag system
for some reason tumblr won't let me add new links to this, so the tags added recently are not clickable, sorry.
general categories
og post - posts posted by this blog or my main
positivity
information
community
history
art
aes (aesthetic)
merch
humor
insp (inspiration)
aphobia - aphobia is discussed or argued with, but not directly present
internalized aphobia
grayphobia - same principle
anti exclus
amatonormativity
relationships
video
psa
signal boost
asks
submissions
poll
heart to heart - a specific series of posts i make exploring my own feelings about my gray asexuality and experiences with it (heads up for possible negativity)
this acespec thinks x is hot
glitter text
acespec identities
gray ace
ace
acespec - blanket tag for all acespec identities minus gray ace
demi ace
aceflux
aego
aspec
ace men
ace women
alloace
aroace
non sam
acemid
oriented aroace
angled aroace
caed
lith / akoi 
fray 
cupio 
recipro 
quoi 
spike 
orchid
ena
bellus
ficto
myr
volo
apres
idem
sequence
auto
placio
nebula
demiaego
graydemi / demigray
aegoaceflux / aegoflux
graycupio / cupiogray
sex favorable
sex repulsed / apothi
sex averse
sex indifferent
sex ambivalent
other lgbtq identities
sexuality
gay
lesbian
bi
pan
ply (polysexual)
omni (omnisexual)
mspec
abro (considered aspec also)
wlw / sapphic
mlm
nblw / wlnb
nblm / mlnb
nblnb
mspec lesbian + bi lesbian
mspec gay + bi gay
bambi lesbian
gender
trans
nonbinary
genderqueer
agender
multigender
genderfluid
genderfae
genderfaun
genderflux
girlflux
boyflux
bigender
trigender
polygender
pangender
demigirl
demiboy
demigender
maverique
neutrois
androgyne
arospec
aro
gray aro
demiro
aroflux
arospec
alloaro
aromid
other
queer
questioning
intersex
polyam
queerplatonic
two spirit
lesboy
turigirl
varioriented
stone
intersectionality
poc
black 
indigenous
latine
asian
jewish
desi
muslim
disability
neurodivergent
autistic
bpd
ocd
adhd
trauma
kink
consent
sex work
body positivity
health
dates and events
pride month (june)
wrath month / disability pride month (july)
aro week (week after VD)
international women's day (march 8)
trans visibility day (march 31)
lesbian visibility week (april 26 and surrounding week)
pan visibility day (may 24)
mspec lesbian week (may 26 and surrounding week)
international lesbian day (oct 8)
trans awareness week (week before nov 20)
trans day of remembrance / tdor (nov 20)
pan week (december 6-12)
(no separate tags for acespec events bc it is ace day every day here)
fandom things
alastor - (from hazbin hotel, i posted enough about him that he merited his own tag
good omens
content warnings - blacklist as needed
tw aphobia - aphobia directly present and sometimes quite intense
tw grayphobia - same principle
tw transphobia
tw nbphobia
tw terfs
tw homophobia
tw biphobia
tw intersexism / tw perisexism
tw fatphobia
tw abuse
tw conversion therapy
tw sexual harassment
tw sexual assault
tw medical abuse
tw violence
tw guns
tw drugs
tw suicide mention
tw self harm
tw religion
tw christianity
tw periods
tw discourse
tw negativity
tw insects
tw body horror
tw blood
tw periods
long post
gifs
flashing
eyestrain
nsfw
languages
spanish
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lgbtqpixelart · 3 years
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i can't do personal positivity rn for some reason so i'll do some identity wide one cause yes
(they're all /pos but i only added it to some words that you might not immediately see as positive just in case)
alloaros you are stunning
lesbians you are great
nonbinary friends you are awesome
bi women you are terrifying /pos
aros you are marvelous
varioriented people you are amazing
gay men you are handsome
aces you are cool
trans friends you are beautiful
voidpunk aros you are powerful
voidpunk aspecs you are terrific
bi men you rock
nb lesbians you are astonishing /pos
alloaces you are wonderful
aroaces you are magical
perioriented people you are fantastic
pan people you are fabulous
queer people you are excellent
amid/aymid people you are outstanding
omnisexual people you are remarkable
xenogender friends you are stellar
queer people and friends you are incredible
questioning people and friends you are spectacular
people and friends with a super complicated mix of labels you cherry-picked you are unique /pos
people and friends with micro-labels you are wondrous
anyone i haven't mentioned yet because i only have one dysfunctional brain with a terrible memory and i also ran out of adjectives you are splendid and tell me your identities i would love to hear them ^^
(and tell me more adjectives pls i ran out even with a list dskljf)
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specialagentartemis · 3 years
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Carnival of Aros Round-Up from October 2020: Prioritization
The October 2020 Carnival of Aros theme, “Prioritization,” hosted by @jay-aro​, was a powerful one, and inspired many thoughtful responses - on the priorities of using different labels, on coming out, on using different community spaces, on getting married, and more.  However, a roundup of all the submissions was never collected.  Though I was not the host of that month’s Carnival, I thought it was a shame to see so many great entries languish, so here they are rounded up together for the first time.
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Michelle (Quiet ‘n’ Queer): Why identifying as aromantic is important to me (as a 36-year-old woman)
As I get older, it’s my aromanticism that makes me feel queer in the world. My peers, siblings and cousins are coupling up and settling down, and here I remain, steadfastly single.  
Allos (menacingaro): COA 10/2020: Identity Prioritization
As someone who prioritizes my aromantic identity over any part of my sexual orientation and sometimes my own gender mayhem, I often find myself in some level of… I wouldn’t say conflict as much as I would say difference from most of the rest of the lgbtq+/queer circles I interact with.
Coyote (theacetheist): Not a Priority
This post, too, is about priorities, but to be more specific, it’s largely a post about deprioritizing. It’s post about my decision to deprioritize the romantic orientation model, and it’s a post about quoiromantic aces like me being deprioritized by a community that likes to claim us, and it’s a post about why getting hitched (as in married) is a logistical priority for me in way that has nothing to do with what gets prioritized in aro community discourse. It’s about politics and it’s about financial insecurity and it’s about the thought of dying. It’s about saying, and being, not a priority.
Kate (venatrixlunaris): Being Asked to Prioritize
I can't "prioritize" one orientation, my aromanticism or asexuality, over each other; that's not how I understand my own experience.  And finding spaces like PillowFort and the ace blogosphere that don't ask me to, that give me the space to figure out how to talk about it, has been liberating.  I have yet to find any aro spaces that allow me the same feeling of freedom to be my whole self.
HM (drivingthesehillsaway): Carnival of aros submission: October 2020
I’ve only had this label for a few months, but it’s so important to me. When I first discovered that I was asexual, I inhaled all the content I could find. But when I discovered that I was aromantic, I was running out of content very quickly.
aro-and-ace-memes-thoughts: Carnival of Aros October 2020: prioritization
Shifting my prioritization to aromanticism and engaging more with the aromantic community was very positive to me. The main focus on the aro community isn’t much “having sex without romance” (or like, isn’t comparable to the alloace focus on the ace community), but more the fact that we have few or no crushes, that is what we all have in common.
Sennkestra (nextstepcake): Identification For Whose Sake
In particular, my relationship with aromanticism is complicated by the fact that I prioritize my aromantic identity in community and activism work largely for the sake of others, and only secondarily for myself.
CharCharChar (charcharcharace): Internalized Arophobia: Be Nice
I realized prioritizing aromanticism (and becoming happier by shaking off my internalized arophobia) was something I wanted to do - but not yet. Self-growth isn't a race. There isn't a cut off date.
Briar Fenrirsbur (keeperofmykeys): Deprioritization
While I can find words to label my experience of romantic attraction and sexual attraction (and I have been able to use varioriented descriptions in the past), I don’t have a sense that my identity is split, really. I did the Questioning and the bi/pan/poly/omni ‘what am I?’ cycling when I was younger, and the simple answer is that I’m not straight.
Autumn (arias-hollow): Carnival of Aros: Prioritization
I'd say that my aromanticism has actually become increasingly important over time, as I used to be unsure if I was really aro/if knowing my romantic orientation was really important back when I only id'd as asexual, but now it's the identity I think about the most.
totakeke-mori: Carnival of aros 2020, prioritization
I think best of my aromanticism because it helped me put a word on what has always defined “me”.
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If I missed yours, let me know - and be sure to check out the July 2021 Carnival of Aros prompt, “Education”!
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alloaroworlds · 4 years
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Saw something about alloace people stealing the idea of an alloa flag from alloaros, but don’t most pride flags with counterparts start with one? Is it bad to use the alloace flag?
Thank you, anon, for asking this respectfully.
(There’s too many non-respectful, insulting, allo-aro-antagonistic and even cissexist asks in my inbox on the subject of flags.)
I agree with you: it's common in LGBTQIA+ spaces for pride flags to use other pride flags as a reference point, particularly when it comes to related terms and shared symbols or colours.
I, personally, take no issue with the concept of allo-aces using a flag that was inspired in its colour symbolism by the allo-aro flag. As much as I dislike the ways Tumblr pairs allo-aros and allo-aces in content (flag edit posts, positivity) as though "allo" is equivalent to "demi" or “flux” or “grey”, I see the symbolism in taking the allo-aro flag and transforming it in asexual-flag styling to suit allo-ace needs. (It makes sense given that our yellow/golds were chosen by @arotaro because they’re opposite on the colour wheel from purple and aro green was historically chosen because it is opposite from red.) I don't view it as "stolen" any more than I would another flag inspired by another flag.
Pride flag culture is, like fandom and fanworks, transformative.
What I take issue with is individual allo-aces or groups of allo-aces using a flag that was inspired by the allo-aro flag while engaging in, perpetrating, condoning and/or ignoring allo-aro antagonism and erasure.
The allo-ace flag doesn't exist in a vacuum. It's not disconnected from the ways allo-aces treat allo-aros--and the ways allo-aros have come to feel about allo-aces. It’s not disconnected from the ways the allo-ace and allo-aro flags appear together in solidarity/positivity posts that are entirely at odds with the ways allo-aces frequently treat allo-aros. It's not just four stripes on a flag that happen to be inspired by ours because of related a-spec symbolism.
I, personally, don't see not using the allo-ace flag as a viable solution. How is that going to change things? (Very likely, folks will switch to another flag and keep on with the same old erasure.) Allo-ace identity is important, and if allo-aces like and relate to the symbolism of the red/purple flag, they should be able to keep using it. (I definitely don’t want to police allo-ace identity and pride the way folks are trying to do with me, which is also a subject of anon asks.) When allo-aros discuss our frustrations with the context of the allo-ace flag, we're not doing it because we object to another a-spec identity's expression of pride.
We're trying to express how unfair it feels that allo-aces are using a symbol inspired by ours while creating and/or overlooking their involvement in an a-spec culture that treats and dismisses allo-aros as third-class a-spec citizens.
The relationship between allo-aros and allo-aces is a much broader subject than the origins and use of one flag. At the same time that flag is, because of the circumstances of its making, eminently symbolic of said relationship.
That doesn’t always come across in frustration-fuelled posts (often made to allo-aros by allo-aros in our tags/spaces, where everyone’s aware of the context and further elaboration isn’t needed, or as short vent posts). It looks like we’re just complaining about one flag being inspired by ours, which can easily be misunderstood as petty, hateful or policing at odds with transformative pride flag culture. But our feelings run far deeper than that, and that’s a hard thing to see if you’re outside the allo-aro community.
I can only speak my opinion, but I want allo-aces to use the current flag (if that’s what you decide you want to use, because you have the right to celebrate allo-ace identity with community-decided symbolism, language and pride colours).
I want allo-aces to use and take pride in the allo-ace flag with an accompanying spirit of valuing, supporting and encouraging allo-aro contributions to our shared a-spec community.
I want allo-aces to use and take pride in the allo-ace flag while acknowledging the accompanying fundamental necessity to recognise, challenge and halt the allo-aro erasure and antagonism common in the asexual and a-spec communities.
I want allo-aces to use and take pride in the allo-ace flag while recognising that such use must carry the obligation to respect allo-aros.
Until that point, though, I think the allo-aro community is fair to look at some uses of the allo-ace flag in frustration and pain (especially those solidarity posts that gloss over the reality of the allo-aro-and-allo-ace relationship). The flag is not stolen, and I don’t think it should be referred to as such, but its careless use by allo-aces without accompanying recognition of the way many so often harm allo-aros is contentious.
Does all this make sense, anon?
Note 1: I’m not the creator of the allo-aro flag that inspired the allo-ace flag, and I think @arotaro‘s feelings in this situation, in terms of ongoing use of flags, should carry far more weight than mine.
Note 2: The flag we’re discussing is by @varioriented-pride, who does a lot to reblog allo-aro visual/flag-edit content on an account devoted to a wide variety of varioriented folks, a category that includes allo-aros and allo-aces alike. (I regularly reblog their* posts over here, in fact.) I haven’t seen them engage in allo-aro erasure or antagonism; they stand as an example for the kind of allyhood and support I am asking.
(* Apologies if I have misgendered: I can’t find any mention of pronouns!)
Note 3: There is a second allo-ace flag by @flagify that isn't directly inspired by the allo-aro flag. I am in no way making a statement as to whether allo-aces should or shouldn't use it; I'm simply observing its existence.
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raspberry-vari · 4 years
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Here are some varioriented backgrounds I made. I made them with the mobile app Tapet.
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cubeflag · 4 years
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Varioriented flag by @beyond-mogai-pride-flags 
(A person whose sexual and romantic orientations do not ‘match’ (such as aromantic and pansexual).)
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raimi · 5 years
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OC sexuality generator
Having trouble deciding on a sexuality for your OC? Or just looking for more sexuality diversity in general? Well, look no further. I’ve set up a generator -- or three, rather -- that will allow you to find a wonderful orientation for your character!
Step one: Use this wheel to create a basic template for your character’s orientation type, then consult the information below to find out what to do next.
Alloromantic-allosexual or oriented aroace: Skip step two and go directly to step three.
Alloromantic-acespec, arospec allosexual, or arospec-acespec: Go to step two.
Step two: Congratulations! Your character is on the aro and/or ace spectrum! Use this wheel to determine where.
Spin once for an alloromantic-acespec, arospec allosexual, or arospec-acespec with the note (same position on spectrum) or twice for an arospec-acespec with the note (different position on spectrum), once for romantic and once for sexual orientation.
If you spin the same position twice, you can keep it or respin until you get something different. Then, unless your character’s orientations all fall into aro/ace, cupio, apothi, abro, quoi, or ageo, go to step three. Otherwise, congratulations! You’re done!
Step three: Now it’s time to determine which genders your character is actually attracted to!
Use this wheel to find which genders the character is attracted to. If your result in step one included “varioriented,” spin twice: once for romantic orientation and once for sexual orientation. Otherwise, spin once.
That’s it! You now have a random sexuality for your character, and based on your character’s gender it shouldn’t be too hard to finish putting a label on it!
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