Aromantic- This is the most commonly known identity on the spectrum. It is defined by the complete lack of romantic attraction and/or romantic love towards others. Aromantics can feel other types of love and can be kind and caring, despite misconceptions and stereotypes.

Abromantic/Abroromantic- Those whose romantic attraction is changing or fluid. It can be changes between any romantic identity, such as monoromantic, multiromantic, alloromantic or aromantic spectrum identities. The gender(s) one is attracted to may change, and the intensity of the attractions may change.

Aroflux- Those who identify with this have a fluctuating romantic orientation that will usually stay on the aro-spec. One day an aroflux person may have absolutely no romantic attraction and other days their attraction may be more akin to demiromantic or greyromantic.

Demiromantic- Definded as someone who doesn’t and/or cannot feel romantic attraction towards someone unless they have formed a deep and emotional bond with that person: this bond may be sexual, platonic or another form. Despite this, it does not mean that demiromantic people will always feel romantic attraction to those they are close with, it just means the attraction becomes possible.

Frayromantic- Often described as “the opposite to demiromantic”, frayromanticism is defined as when a person only feels romantic attraction to those they are not close to, and will lose attraction the closer they get to the person.

Greyromantic/Greyoromantic- A term used for those who relate with aromanticism but feel that there are parts of their experience that aren't fully described by the word aromantic. It can be used as a standalone term or identity or can be used as an umbrella term for those on the aro-spectrum who are not aromantic.

Lithromantic/Akoiromantic- Someone who is lithromantic may experience romantic attraction but does not want it reciprocated. One may be uncomfortable at the thought of someone being romantically attracted to them, they may lose their romantic feelings if they learn it's reciprocated or they might be extremely hurt or upset if they find that someone is romantically attracted to them.

Platoniromantic- Is described as the feeling of not being able to distinguish between platonic and romantic feelings. It can combined with other romantic orientations or can be a stand alone identity.

Nebularomantic- Much like platoniromantic, those who are nebularomantic are unable to distinguish the difference between romantic and platonic attraction. But in the case of nebularomantic people, that is due to one's status as neurodivergent.

Recipromantic- An orientation in which one does not feel any romantic attraction to others unless they know that the other person likes them first. Can be combined with other romantic identities or be used by itself.

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Asexual- The most well known of the ace-spec identities, asexual can be defined by one's lack of sexual attraction in any form. It is not a form of celibacy or abstinence and is not simply "not wanting to have sex".

Abrosexual- This refers to an individual whose sexuality is changing or fluid. One can change between any sexualities, whether is be monosexual, multisexual, allosexual or asexual spectrum, etc. The genders an abrosexual person is attracted to can change as well along with the intensity of said attraction.

Aceflux- Those who identity with aceflux have a fluctuating sexual orientation. Unlike abrosexual it will usually stay on the ace-spectrum. An example may be that an aceflux person feels no sexual attraction one day and other day their attraction may feel closer to Lithosexual or Greyasexual.

Demisexual- Definded as someone who doesn’t and/or cannot feel sexual attraction towards someone unless they have formed a deep and emotional bond with that person: this bond may be romantic, platonic or another form. Demisexual is not "wanting to get to know someone", it is instead the inability to feel any sexual attraction to those that they are not closely connected with.

Fraysexual- Often described as “the opposite to demisexual”, fraysexuality is defined as when a person only feels sexual attraction to those they are not close to, and will lose attraction the closer they get to the person.

Greysexual/Greyasexual- This refers to those who relate with asexuality but feel that there are parts of their experience that aren't fully described by the word asexual. It can be used as a standalone term or identity or can be used as an umbrella term for those on the ace-spectrum who are not asexual.

Lithosexual/Akoisexual- Someone who is lithosexual may experience sexual attraction but does not want it reciprocated. The lithosexual person may be uncomfortable at the thought of someone being sexually attracted to them, or they may lose their sexual feelings if they learn it's reciprocated. Some lithosexual people may become extremely hurt or upset after finding out someone is sexually attracted to them but this is not always the case.

Reciprosexual- Someone who is reciprosexual will not feel any sexual attraction to a person unless they know the person is sexually attracted to them first.