Asexual and aromantic British activist Benoit has a growing media presence and social media following.  Asexual and aromantic British activist Benoit has a growing media presence and social media ...

It is important to recognize that the circles representing either “aromantic” or “asexual” people are not concentric: “Asexual people can experience romantic attraction and can have ...

The ASAW website describes aromantic-identifying people as those “whose experience of romance is disconnected from normative societal expectations, often due to experiencing little to no ...

Nik Hampshire has always felt 'uncomfortable' with romance, and realised he identified as 'aromantic'. It's a term that describes people who experience little to no romantic attraction to others.

The identity, like all others, exists on a spectrum. Some aromantic (or aro) people may not experience romantic attraction at all, while for others these feelings come up infrequently or only in ...

“Now I’m seeing people walking into our bookstore wearing pins like the asexuality or the aromantic pride flag, so I think there’s a positive shift of us being allowed to be more open about ...

So, to shed some light on aromanticism, we sat down with three people who identity as aromantic to ask them what the label means to them, and what they wish more people know about their experiences.

If you've wondered why transgender people suddenly became a hot topic ... standing for 'asexual' or 'aromantic'. It's perhaps one of the least discussed and least understood identities within ...

“But without the sex bit.” That means one-third of asexual people are considered aromantic, "which means that they’re just not interested in romantic partnerships,” Cerankowski says.

There are many identities along the asexual spectrum, including demisexual and Grey-A. Likewise, aromantic people "do not experience romantic attraction," and there are many identities along the ...