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Autoromantic 

Being romantically attracted to oneself. Not sexually, only romantically (hence, autoROMANTIC)
"She's cute."
"Sorry dude, she's autoromantic."
Autoromantic by Nickelback.Jack August 28, 2020
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autoromantic 

A pathetic attempt to cover up the loneliness of being single by suggesting a person is happily dating themselves
Tired of the effort it takes to attract another person and maintain a relationship she has become an autoromantic and takes herself out on dates. Then she comes home and tells her cats all about it. It should go without saying but she's also autosexual because she can't dare say she masturbates. That would just be crude.

aegoromantic 

Someone who enjoys the idea of romance, but does not wish to be a participant in romantic activities / a disconnection between oneself and a romantic target.
" Is Linda aegoromantic?"
"Yes, she likes watching rom-coms but wouldn't want people acting the way that the characters do towards her."
aegoromantic by tophatkiller July 31, 2015

Alloromantic 

A person who experiences romantic attraction to other people. Also commonly just called a “romantic person.”
Alloromantics too often forget aromantics even exist.

Abroromantic 

Noun (n)- an individual that has a fluid and/or rapidly changing romantic identity that fluctuates between different romantic identities
I am asexual and abroromantic. What about you?
Abroromantic by StarJuice July 24, 2021

abroromantic 

The word “abroromantic” has the same Greek root as “abrosexual,” suggesting fluidity in attractions, but these terms are different in that one refers to romantic attraction and the other to sexual attraction. A person who is abroromantic may want to have a romantic relationship but not necessarily want to have sex.
Boy: Do you ever plan on having kids with your partner?

Girl: No I'm Abroromantic remember
abroromantic by TheMeaningsOfLife August 10, 2021

Alloromantic 

A term created by Elitists to refer to regular, romantic, people.
Aromantic friend: Hey, aren't you Alloromantic?
You: You mean a romantic person? Yeah, why?
Alloromantic by Apple-Sauce May 16, 2020
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God Shot 

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city chicken 

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