2015 September 19, church (@gntmconfessions), Twitter[1]:
people who believe gintoki's aroness can be 'fixed' really need to reevaluate themselves
2019 February 18, Ayuna now Anju (@mochiandink), Twitter[2]:
So often I see aroness be conflated w/ aceness, and while ace space is dearly important, I've always felt there was less space to talk & discuss what it means to be aro - and it's many nuanced forms
2020, Tatiana Louder, "Straightwashing: An Epidemic", The Corsair (Santa Monica College), 26 February 2020, page 11:
“I had never really felt true representation about my aro-ness,” says Sara Costello, the podcasts[sic] aromantic-asexual cohost, in the episode.
You don't have to be proud of your aceness or aroness. You don't have to love it. But just know that there's nothing wrong with this part of yourself, and there are others that can relate to you. You're not alone.
2020 December 20, Z (not zed) (@tripleAqueer), Twitter[4]:
My aceness and my aroness make me queer as much as my transness makes me queer, and aphobes can die mad about it.
2021, Ela Przybyło, "Ace and aro lesbian art and theory with Agnes Martin and Yayoi Kusama", Journal of Lesbian Studies, Volume 26, Issue 1:
While much more work is obviously needed on exploring Martin’s aceness and aroness, I want to suggest that Martin’s assertions suggest that while lesbian, Martin was also aromantic and asexual.
2021 June 15, Glitter's Garden (@GlittersGarden), Twitter[5]:
Not every aro-spec person is going to experience aroness the exact same way as another.
2021 November 17, spidey kavi (@aromanticnoir), Twitter[6]:
being aroace means being only seen as ace and getting my aroness erased.
2021 November 18, rowan (@PossiblyLeela), Twitter[7]:
the way aroallos and aroaces are treated is absoutely horrible. aroallos are so incredibly demonised and/or their entire orientation erased, and that's not ok. aroaces are infantilised and our aroness erased, and that's not ok. this post to say that aros deserve better.
2022 March 20, Orange Cactus-dy (@iamspiderbro), Twitter[8]:
Funny how my allo lesbian friend has been more understanding about my aroness (and even my aceness) than several of the ace people I know
