Aro/Ace spec
_{The ultimate guide}

DISCLAIMER: Some aro/acespec labels might not be included.
_{[This carrd would have multiple parts due to element limitations]}Table of Contents1. The aroace flags
2. The aroace spectrum
3. The main aroace labels
4. More aro/ace identities
5. FAQ about the aro/acespec

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The Aro/Ace Flags

Here are the three main flags representing the aro/ace spectrum, and you can use whichever flag you want.
_{[Although optional, people may use these flags to convey their position on the aro/acespec.]}

Sunset

The color scheme of this flag is orange and blue, because they are between purple [asexual] and green [aromantic].People who use this flag may imply that their aro/ace labels are the same [e.g. A person who's both demiaro and demiace].

Split

This flag was created by combining the asexual and aromantic flags.People who use this flag may imply that their aro/ace labels are different [e.g. A person who's demiaro but ace].

Aroace

This is the alternate aroace flag of the sunset version. The main color of the aro/acespec is blue, so this flag represents all the aro/acespec labels.

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The Aro/Ace Spectrum & The Main Labels

_{[My diagram of the aro/ace to allo spectrum]}

To summarize, aro/ace is someone who is on both the aromantic and asexual spectrum. Some do not feel sexual and romantic attraction at all, while others only feel either or both rarely.
Just like asexuality and aromanticsm, the aro/ace spectrum also consists of an array of labels to describe every unique experience.Basic Volcabularies1. Sexual attraction: developing the desire to sexually interact with someone. Bluntly speaking, you typically would want to have sex with that person.
2. Romantic attraction: developing the desire to have a romantic relationship and romantically interact with someone.
3. Sex favorable: someone who enjoys having sex for the pleasure of it or to satisfy their libido with or without attraction.
4. Sex neutral: someone who isn't repulsed by sex but doesn't actively seek it either. No strong opinions regarding the matter.
4. _Sex averse: someone who is repulsed by sex and/or does not want to have or even think about sex at all.
5. QPR/queerplatonic relationship: a strong, committed relationship outside of the bounds of the platonic-romantic spectrum. For any relationships where typical labels do not suit them.P.S. Just because an asexual person has sex or an aromantic person dates does not make them any less aro/ace.

Aroaceflux

Someone is both aceflux and aroflux. both their sexual and romantic orientation fluctuates but generally stays on the spectrum. These fluctuations may occur at any time, with any intensity.

Aroacespike

Someone who is both acespike and arospike. They normally feel little to no romantic and sexual attraction, but occasionally have sudden spikes of romantic and/or sexual attraction.

Demian/_demiaroace

Someone who is both demiromantic and demisexual, where in order to feel romantically and/or sexually attracted to someone, they need to establish a strong emotional bond first.

Grayrose/_grayaroace

Someone who is both greyaromantic and greyasexual. They only experience romantic and/or sexual attraction rarely or only under specific circumstances.

Angled aroace

An aro/acespec person who experiences some type of tertiary, romantic and/or sexual attraction.

Oriented aroace

A strictly aromantic and asexual person who experiences some type of tertiary attraction, such as aesthetic attraction and queerplatonic attraction.

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