The aromantic spectrum, abbreviated as arospec [1] or aro-spec [2], refers to romantic orientations that are aromantic or are closely related to aromanticism when placed on a spectrum ranging from aromantic to alloromantic.

Feb 22, 2024 · Light green represents diversity in attraction and experiences, recognition of the aro-spectrum, and of other experiences within the community. Light yellow represents the aromantic community and it’s history.

The aromantic spectrum, also known as "aro-spec", ranges from aromantic to alloromantic, referring to people who regularly and consistently experience romantic attraction. [1] People within the aromantic spectrum are part of a community that has much in common.

Jun 24, 2022 · According to AUREA (the Aromantic-spectrum Union for Recognition, Education, and Advocacy), the earliest use of the term aromantic dates back to 2005, and its flag was created in 2014. What...

The first known version of the aromantic flag featured four stripes: green for aromanticism, yellow for friendship, orange for the spectrum between romance and aromanticism and black for alloromantics.

Learn the different identities within the aromantic spectrum, from Aro to Z. Find your own identity, microlabel and community.

Learn about the aromantic flag and the meaning of the colors, as well as the history of the aromantic symbols and what they stand for.

Cameron Whimsy created the second proposed, five-striped aromantic flag. The stripes were as follows: Dark green and light green represent the spectrum of aromantic identities. Yellow represents friendship. Grey and black represent the spectrum of …

The flag features three horizontal stripes, from top to bottom, as follows: green, yellow, orange, and black. Green for aromanticism; Yellow for friendship; Orange for those falling into the gray gap of the aro spectrum; Black for romantic individuals who go against the traditional culture of romance; Cameron’s version

Nov 4, 2024 · The aromantic flag is green, white, gray, and black. It’s made up of 5 horizontal stripes, with each stripe color carrying a different meaning. Here’s a closer look at what each stripe symbolizes: Dark green: Aromanticism (as a whole) Light green: Aromantic spectrum; White: Aesthetic and platonic attraction; queerplatonic relationships