I'm aromantic, and personally find it somewhat rude that the majority of <a href="https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.glow.android.eve">eve</a> just ASSUMED everybody wants to find love, from the polls to the health logs... not everybody has a sexual orientation. I also find it a bit offensive that there's places all over <a href="https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.glow.android.eve">eve</a> for gays and lesbians and bi AND trans now to, but us aromantic and asexuals don't have anywhere if noticed at all!                                                                                                                                     ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

What is aromantic?

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• Someone that has no romantic attraction

• Somebody that (usually) does not engage in

romantic relationships

• Somebody that has no romantic feeling

What is asexual?

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• Somebody that has no SEXUAL orientation

• They have romantic attraction, but not sexual

•Someone who has no need or want to have sex

• They (for the most part) won't masturbate, (just because

a friend wont masterbate does not make them asexual)

Can an asexual or aromantic still love me?

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• In general aromantics and asexuals are very capable of loving

you, friends and family! Asexuals just won’t want to have sex, and

aromantics just (Most likely) Will love you as a friend or sibling

rather than a partner!

• Being aromantic or asexual will not make the person love you less

than a normal person would their friends or family, they just normally

won't love you in a sexual way (asexuals can still love you in a romantic way)

Is being asexual or aromantic bad?

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• No! Being asexual or aromantic is never a bad thing! Yes, some

people do look down upon it, but in retrospect, it's not all that different

from being gay or lesbian

• Is it something I should help him/her fix? Of course not! If somebody told

you they are asexual or aromantic, they are here for support from somebody

they trust! Not someone to offer to ‘fix’ it!

• Aromantic and asexual are not something they took up from bad experiences

it's never anybody's fault! Like how gays have just always been gay, simple!