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'''Painromantic''' is an [[Aromantic Spectrum|aro-spec]] identity in which someone's romantic attraction causes physical and/or mental pain. It can also mean when an individual's romantic attraction is affected and influenced by unwilling pain. An example of this second definition is when someone's romantic attraction changes from [[aromantic]], to [[demiromantic]] or even [[alloromantic]] when experiencing pain, but changes back to aromantic when no longer experiencing pain, or their romantic attraction stays the same until experiencing pain again. This pain is unintentional pain, and does ''not'' include self harm. |
'''Painromantic''' is an [[Aromantic Spectrum|aro-spec]] identity in which someone's romantic attraction causes physical and/or mental pain. It can also mean when an individual's romantic attraction is affected and influenced by unwilling pain. An example of this second definition is when someone's romantic attraction changes from [[aromantic]], to [[demiromantic]] or even [[alloromantic]] when experiencing pain, but changes back to aromantic when no longer experiencing pain, or their romantic attraction stays the same until experiencing pain again. This pain is unintentional pain, and does ''not'' include self harm. |
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The term can be used on its own or it can be used in combination with other terms. This can count as a subset to [[Abromantic|abroromantic]] and [[aroflux]], but it does not have to. |
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The sexual counterpart to painromantic is [[painsexual]] |
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Revision as of 13:14, 18 April 2021
Painromantic is an aro-spec identity in which someone's romantic attraction causes physical and/or mental pain. It can also mean when an individual's romantic attraction is affected and influenced by unwilling pain. An example of this second definition is when someone's romantic attraction changes from aromantic, to demiromantic or even alloromantic when experiencing pain, but changes back to aromantic when no longer experiencing pain, or their romantic attraction stays the same until experiencing pain again. This pain is unintentional pain, and does not include self harm.
The term can be used on its own or it can be used in combination with other terms. This can count as a subset to abroromantic and aroflux, but it does not have to.
The sexual counterpart to painromantic is painsexual