Romantic orientation
Aromantic Pride Flag
What does this flag represent?
A person who experiences little to no romantic attraction to others.
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Design Symbolism
Green contrasts with romantic red and marks aromantic identity; white validates non-romantic love; grey and black acknowledge the range of sexuality-spectrum experiences among aromantic people.
Layout: 5 horizontal colour bands, read from top to bottom in the public asset.
- Dark and light green
- Aromanticism and the aromantic spectrum.
- White
- Platonic love, friendship, family, aesthetic attraction and other non-romantic bonds.
- Grey and black
- The sexuality spectrum, including aro-ace and aromantic allosexual experience.
Story and Usage Notes
Aromantic individuals do not experience romantic attraction in the way that most people might. This does not necessarily mean they do not experience love or deep connections; rather, their way of experiencing relationships does not include romantic attraction. Aromantic people may still engage in loving, committed relationships, but these relationships are often based on different forms of connection. The aromantic spectrum can include various experiences, such as people who experience romantic attraction very rarely or under specific circumstances. Understanding and accepting aromantic identities is key to recogniing the full range of human emotional and relational experiences.
Timeline Connections
Origin and Provenance
- Introduced
- 2014
- Designer / attribution
- Cameron Whimsy
- Source confidence
- medium
Created to represent aromantic people and the aromantic spectrum.
Green tones represent aromanticism and the aro-spectrum; white, grey and black represent non-romantic love and sexuality spectrum experiences.
