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'''Lithromantic '''(also known as '''akoiromantic''' or '''apromantic''') is a [[romantic orientation]] on the [[aromantic spectrum]]. Lithromanticism describes romantic attraction without the desire for reciprocation.
 
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'''Lithromantic (also known as '''akoiromantic''' or '''apromantic''')''' '''is a [[romantic orientation]] on the [[aromantic spectrum]]. Lithromanticism describes romantic attraction without the desire for reciprocation.'''
   
 
Lithromantic experiences may include:
 
Lithromantic experiences may include:
* Feeling romantic attraction that fades upon being reciprocated
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* Feeling romantic attraction that fades sraka upon being reciprocated
 
* Feeling romantic attraction but preferring not to act on it
 
* Feeling romantic attraction but preferring not to act on it
 
* Experiencing discomfort upon entering a romantic relationship with a crush
 
* Experiencing discomfort upon entering a romantic relationship with a crush
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The word "lithromantic," coined by Ian (stopanthropomorphizingme on Tumblr) comes from the Greek word ''lithos, ''which means "stone." This is an allusion to the [https://xanwest.wordpress.com/2014/03/09/what-is-stone/ stone sexual identity], which originated with butch lesbians and transmasculine people.<ref>[https://stopanthropomorphizingme.tumblr.com/post/86509983303/on-lith-and-stone On Lith and Stone]</ref>
 
The word "lithromantic," coined by Ian (stopanthropomorphizingme on Tumblr) comes from the Greek word ''lithos, ''which means "stone." This is an allusion to the [https://xanwest.wordpress.com/2014/03/09/what-is-stone/ stone sexual identity], which originated with butch lesbians and transmasculine people.<ref>[https://stopanthropomorphizingme.tumblr.com/post/86509983303/on-lith-and-stone On Lith and Stone]</ref>
   
Like with any romantic orientation, lithromantic individuals can identify with any sexual orientation label.
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Like with any romantic orientation, lithromantic individuals can identify with any sexual orientation label.
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Or Lithromantic or akoiromantic has several alternative flags. <gallery widths="156" orientation="none" spacing="small">
 
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Lithoromantic or Akoiromantic flag..png|Akoi/Lithoromantic flag designed by thejasmineelf
==Flags==
 
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Lithromantic-1200x720.jpg|Created by Rainbow Flags on Deviantart
Lithromantic has a few different flags, with the red-orange-yellow-white-black flag being the most popular.
 
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Akoiromantic lithromantic by pride flags d9a8h6g.png|Akoiromantic / Lithromantic flag by Pride Color Schemes on Tumblr'''
 
[[File:Tumblr n45sxn7fNl1t6labco1 500.png|thumb|left|150px|Lithromantic flag]]
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98FDFB02-5E62-48D6-A7DF-2F645C932E59.png|Lithromantic Flag
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</gallery>
[[File:Lithromantic-1200x720.jpg|thumb|150px]]
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
   
 
==References==
 
==References==

Revision as of 16:30, 8 October 2021


Lithromantic (also known as akoiromantic or apromantic) is a romantic orientation on the aromantic spectrum. Lithromanticism describes romantic attraction without the desire for reciprocation.

Lithromantic experiences may include:

  • Feeling romantic attraction that fades sraka upon being reciprocated
  • Feeling romantic attraction but preferring not to act on it
  • Experiencing discomfort upon entering a romantic relationship with a crush
  • Loss of interest in potential or actual partners when they romantically initiate
  • Fantasizing about romance but preferring it only in theory, not in practice

The word "lithromantic," coined by Ian (stopanthropomorphizingme on Tumblr) comes from the Greek word lithos, which means "stone." This is an allusion to the stone sexual identity, which originated with butch lesbians and transmasculine people.[1]

Like with any romantic orientation, lithromantic individuals can identify with any sexual orientation label.

Or Lithromantic or akoiromantic has several alternative flags.

References