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Aroace

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Love and relationships that exist outside of conventional ideas of romantic and sexual relationships

Wholeness as people and representing platonic and nonamorous relationships

Representing the aroace identity (blue as the colour between aromantic green and asexual purple)

Representing the aroace identity (blue as the colour between aromantic green and asexual purple)

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About

The aroace flag first appeared on Tumblr in December 2018, by a user named “aroaesflags”. It was a design that was made in consultation with other aroace members of Tumblr, and went through several design stages.

Although many other aroace flags exist, this is the one that has gained the most traction to represent aroace individuals on networking sites and support forums.

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Asexual & Aromantic Spectrum Flags
Originally published: 14th February, 2022
Last modified: 15th February, 2022

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