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    [[File:Autiaro Flag.png|thumb|Autiaro Flag]]
    [[File:Autiaro Flag.png|thumb|The autiaro flag.]]
    '''Autiaromantic''' or '''Autiaro''' is a romantic identity on the [[Aromantic Spectrum]] in which one's autism greatly affects one's romantic orientation/lack of romantic attraction. Autiaro is not autism as an orientation, but rather an aromantic identity that is heavily affected or influenced by one's autism that one's autism and aromanticism cannot be unlinked from each other.
    '''Autiaro''' or '''Autiaromantic''' is a romantic identity on the [[Aromantic Spectrum|aromantic spectrum]] in which one's autism greatly affects one's romantic orientation/lack of romantic attraction. Autiaro is not autism as an orientation, but rather an aromantic identity that is so heavily affected by or influenced by one's autism, that one's aromanticism and one experience of having autism cannot be unlinked from each other.


    Not all autistic aromantic people identify as autiaro, only those who feel their aromanticism is influenced by them being autistic. Autiaro is an exclusive identity to those who are on the autism spectrum. Although, any autistic person on the aromantic spectrum (ex. [[aroflux]] , [[demiromantic]] , [[cupioromantic]] , etc) may identify with autiaro.


    The asexual counterpart is [[autiace]].
    Not all autistic aromantic people identify as autiaro, only those who feel their aromanticism is influenced by them being autistic. Autiaro is an exclusive identity to those who are on the autism spectrum. Although, any autistic person on the aromantic spectrum (ex. [[Aroflux]] , [[Demiromantic]] , [[Cupioromantic]] , etc) may identify with autiaro.


    The asexual counterpart is [[Autiace]]


    == Flag ==
    == Flag ==
    The autiaro flag has seven horizontal stripes - black, gray, light green, white, light green, gray, black - with a green infinity symbol in the middle, which vertically reaches middles of the light green stripes and has a white outline. The colors are from the [[Aromantic]] flag and as such they represent aromantic spectrum, while the infinity symbol represents autism spectrum.
    The colors on the flag are from the [[aromantic]] flag and as such they represent aromantic spectrum, while the infinity symbol represents the autism spectrum.
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    [[Category:Neurogenders]]

    Revision as of 19:13, 12 May 2021

    The autiaro flag.

    Autiaro or Autiaromantic is a romantic identity on the aromantic spectrum in which one's autism greatly affects one's romantic orientation/lack of romantic attraction. Autiaro is not autism as an orientation, but rather an aromantic identity that is so heavily affected by or influenced by one's autism, that one's aromanticism and one experience of having autism cannot be unlinked from each other.

    Not all autistic aromantic people identify as autiaro, only those who feel their aromanticism is influenced by them being autistic. Autiaro is an exclusive identity to those who are on the autism spectrum. Although, any autistic person on the aromantic spectrum (ex. aroflux , demiromantic , cupioromantic , etc) may identify with autiaro.

    The asexual counterpart is autiace.

    Flag

    The colors on the flag are from the aromantic flag and as such they represent aromantic spectrum, while the infinity symbol represents the autism spectrum.

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