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Meneromantic is an orientation on the aromantic spectrum for people who may experience romantic attraction in the beginning, but prefer to wait on their feelings, and usually wait until the person they are attracted to show signs of mutual attraction. It is similar to demiromantic and reciproromantic.

Meneromantic people often never act upon their feelings, but they can still have a friendship with the person they like.

History

The name comes from the latin word ‘Manere’ meaning ‘wait’.

The term was coined by FANDOM user FallingRain07 in October 2020.

The flag was made by FANDOM user FallingRain07 in October 2020.

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-Meneromantic is an orientation on the aromantic spectrum  similar to demiromantic in the sense that people of both sexualities wait before entering a relationship. However, for meneromantic people, the individual may experience romantic attraction in the beginning, but meneromantics prefer to wait on their feelings, and usually wait until the person they are attracted to show signs of mutual attraction.
+[[File:MeneromanticFlag.png|thumb|Meneromantic Flag]]'''Meneromantic''' is an orientation on the aromantic spectrum for people who may experience romantic attraction in the beginning, but prefer to wait on their feelings, and usually wait until the person they are attracted to show signs of mutual attraction. It is similar to demiromantic and [[reciproromantic]].
 Meneromantic people often never act upon their feelings, but they can still have a friendship with the person they like.
-[[File:MeneromanticFlag.png|thumb|Meneromantic Flag]]
 == History ==
 The name comes from the latin word ‘Manere’ meaning ‘wait’.
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 The flag was made by FANDOM user FallingRain07 in October 2020.
+[[Category:Aro-spec identity]]