We'll be ending day 6 with two labels today, lithromantic and recipromantic! ❤️🧡💛🤍🖤 ❤️🩷💚🤍🖤
Lithromantic, also known as akoiromantic, is a term used by those who may feel romantic attraction, but may not want this feeling reciprocated by the other person, which may cause them to lose interest or feelings towards said person. They may still feel fine being in a relationship, depending on personal preference.
On the opposite end, we have recipromantic! This is a label used by those who won't feel romantic attraction until they know that the feeling is mutual.
Both of these labels have a sexual orientation counterpart, being lithosexual and reciprosexual respectively!
Of course, everybody has their own experience identifying as these labels! This shouldn't be a guideline, rather an idea of what a person might go through when they identify with this :)
Why do we need to learn about these labels? Aren't they divisive? Of course, everybody has their preferences. There is absolutely no need to identify with a label, which is totally fine! However, some people may find identifying with a label more empowering, and it's important to respect that. We here just hope to educate people on these identities! :]
Disclaimer: If there's anything I got wrong, please please please let me know in the comments! These are all based on articles and my personal knowledge, so it may not be accurate.
I've added a download and installation instructions for my USS Vengeance build. Please make sure you read the information in the first spoiler on the page before downloading! The modpack is fairly intensive so if you want to download and view the ship you will need to be familiar with modded Minecraft and have at least 8GB of RAM on your PC. ^-^
We'll be going into day 3 with grayromantic! 💚🤎🤍🤎💚
Grayromantic, occasionally spelt gray-romantic or greyromantic, refers to a person who occasionally experiences romantic attraction. They do not frequently experience these attachments, but may do in some instances, usually with random, inconsistent factors.
This term is often mixed-up with demiromantic, which is a label used by those who feel romantic attraction when they are closely bonded with a person.
Like most romantic orientations, graysexual is the sexual orientation counterpart of grayromantic, which is a person who experiences sexual attraction occasionally. Just like every other label on the aromantic spectrum, grayromantics are capable of desiring and responding to sexual or emotional attraction, depending on the person's preference.
Why do we need to learn about these labels? Aren't they divisive? Of course, everybody has their preferences. There is absolutely no need to identify with a label, which is totally fine! However, some people may find identifying with a label more empowering, and it's important to respect that. We here just hope to educate people on these identities! :]
Disclaimer: If there's anything I got wrong, please please please let me know in the comments! These are all based on articles and my personal knowledge, so it may not be accurate.
Demiromantic describes people who do not experience romantic attraction until they have formed a deep emotional connection with someone.
This term is often commonly associated with its sexual orientation counterpart, demisexual, which describes a person who does not feel sexual attraction until they are close. It is also sometimes confused with the term greyromantic, but that defines somebody who only experiences limited romantic attraction.
Just like other romantic orientations, being demiromantic does not affect a person's sexual orientation unless explicitly stated otherwise. Demiromantic people are still capable for wanting and returning physical affection, depending on one's personal preference.
Not directly associated with this label, but those who are on the aromantic spectrum may wear a white ring on their left hand to subtly show their identity in public :)
Why do we need to learn about these labels? Aren't they divisive? Of course, everybody has their preferences. There is absolutely no need to identify with a label, which is totally fine! However, some people may find identifying with a label more empowering, and it's important to respect that. We here just hope to educate people on these identities! :]
Disclaimer: If there's anything I got wrong, please please please let me know in the comments! These are all based on articles and my personal knowledge, so it may not be accurate.
The Love in Every Way reshade contest entries are due in two weeks! Can't wait to see what you all create :) You can check out existing entries here in this collection! ^_^
Love, to me, encompasses a deep and profound connection between individuals. It involves empathy, compassion, and understanding, as well as a willingness to support and care for one another. Love is both a feeling and an action-it's about genuinely wanting the best for someone and being willing to sacrifice for their well-being. It's a force that can bring immense joy and fulfillment, but also vulnerability and sometimes pain.
We'll be starting off ASAW with the label aromantic! 💚🤍🤎🖤
Aromantic, often shortened to "aro", is used by a person who may experience little or no romantic attraction. It exists across a spectrum, creating the aromantic spectrum we are celebrating this week.
Occasionally paired with the label asexual to create the term "aroace", a person who experiences little or no sexual and romantic attraction. Although they are often used together (and therefore easily get mixed up.), they do not mean the same thing, as one is for romantic orientation and the other for sexual orientation.
A common misconception is that aromantics cannot feel love- though they may not frequently experience romantic attraction, they can feel other types of love like familial love and platonic love, which are all as valid as romantic love. To add on, being aro has nothing to do with one's personality traits. They still feel emotions like every other person and are capable of being affectionate.
Why do we need to learn about these labels? Aren't they divisive? Of course, everybody has their preferences. There is absolutely no need to identify with a label, which is totally fine! However, some people may find identifying with a label more empowering, and it's important to respect that. We here just hope to educate people on these identities! :]
Disclaimer: If there's anything I got wrong, please please please let me know in the comments! These are all based on articles and my personal knowledge, so it may not be accurate.
That's me!! Being aro/ace is actually really eye-opening in a society that prioritizes sex and romance. It can be difficult sometimes, but rewarding, honestly. Probably just a me thing though, lol. It's probably one of those labels I'm more rebelliously proud of, though
Today marks the beginning of the Aromantic Spectrum Awareness Week! 💚🤍🤎🖤
This is an awareness period created to celebrate, raise awareness of, and bring acceptance to aromantic spectrum identities and the issues people on the aromantic spectrum face. If you want to dive more into the different types of attractions, I highly recommend a super quick read of this article!
We, as the staff team, will be featuring an identity on this spectrum a day, so you all can learn more about the aromantic spectrum :]
Given by the lack of responses to my last wall post I'm assuming nobody on here would be able to help. This is really stressing me out now because if I can't update this mod to 1.20 I will never be able to update my worlds and won't ever be able to provide any downloads for them. I fear this will kill my motivation to build entirely
Anyone on here experienced with Java? More specifically creating/updating fabric mods? I am really struggling to update an essential mod to 1.20 that I need for my builds. Without this mod I won't be able to move past 1.18.1 :(
If anyone knows anything or knows someone that might be able to help I would be extremely grateful <333
I mean it's possible, but if I update to use this mod instead. Every single block from the extrapieces mod will be deleted which is 95% of all interiors. I'd basically have to build them all again, which is something I am not prepared to do as I'd lose years of work
Unfortunately that would be beyond my coding knowledge as well, I'd need to learn more about Fabric, how the mod works, and update both the dependencies as well.
Silabear, dreamCritting So I am trying to update this fabric mod which was abandoned by it's original creator in 1.16.1 but was maintained by someone else up to 1.19.2 but they have now also abandoned it. This mod is pivotal to my builds so I cannot go with out it. After downloading the source code, I discovered that the mod requires two library dependencies (named Artifice and Jankson) which also have seemingly been abandoned with no stable version for 1.20 anywhere in sight. I reached out to some people involved with these to ask if 1.20 support is being planned but so far no response. I just don't know what to do and I fear that I am wasting my time and there will never be 1.20 support for this mod. I just so wish my coding knowledge was better.
Thank you guys for offering to help, it means a lot to me.
I only have much experience with forge/neoforge sadly, it's possible I might be able to make simple stuff with fabric though. What sort of mod is it? Is it just decorative blocks or are there mechanics/complex things? Does the 1.20 version need to be on Fabric or would a forge port work? Could I take a look at the mod?
AstralSapphire
2/22/24 5:50
• posted 1/20/24 12:32
Kaizen87
2/21/24 6:27
• posted 1/30/24 2:13
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