Like sexual attraction, romantic attraction exists on a spectrum. Although different, both are important aspects of one’s identity. While sexual attraction is one’s ability to feel sexual desire or ...

People who are aromantic, also known as “aro,” don’t develop romantic attractions for other people. But that doesn’t mean they don’t have feelings. Aromantic people do form strong bonds and have ...

People often talk about sexual orientation, but you might not be aware that romantic orientation is also a thing. In a society obsessed with dating shows, royal weddings, celebrity romances, and Insta ...

Sometimes, it can seem like everyone on the planet is basically obsessed with romance, but if you find yourself wondering why you're not attracted to anyone, you're not alone. While being aromantic ...

Following the week of Valentine’s Day from Feb. 21-27, the LGBTQ community celebrates those who view love a little differently with Aromantic Spectrum Awareness Week. With the label first coined in ...

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Aromanticism, in which people experience 'little to no romantic attraction,' is an orientation that is seldom spoken about. Different to being asexual – aromantics may still feel the jolt of sexual ...

SPOKANE, Wash.- Feb. 19 marks the beginning of Aromantic Spectrum Awareness Week, which highlights the aromantic community. According to the Aromantic Spectrum Union for Recognition, Education and ...

In honor of Valentine’s Day, Washington Post editor Samantha Chery focused on covering how "asexual" and "aromantic" people plan to celebrate the date normally dedicated to romance. Citing Jennifer ...

Yasmin Benoit never related to the butterflies-in-your-stomach feeling her fellow students talked about when they developed crushes. The idea that someone could become enamored with a near-stranger or ...