Aromantic asexual

Aromantic asexual, also known by the abbreviations aroace and acearo, is a term for someone who does not experience romantic or sexual attraction, making them both aromantic and asexual.

Oriented aroace
Oriented aroace refers to someone who is aromantic and asexual and never experiences romantic or sexual attraction, but does experience another form of attraction that is significant enough to acknowledge alongside their aroace orientation.

Angled aroace
Angled aroace refers someone who is on the aromantic spectrum (arospec) and the asexual spectrum (acespec), and experiences a form of attraction other than romantic or sexual that is significant enough to acknowledge alongside their aroace orientation. The label is used by people who are arospec asexual, aromantic acespec, or arospec acespec. The term "angled aroace" was coined in 2019 by Tumblr user black-aros after finding out that the oriented aroace identity did not include aroace-spec individuals.

Aroaceflux
Aroaceflux refers to someone is both aceflux and aroflux. Both their sexual and romantic orientation fluctuates, but generally stays on the asexual and aromantic spectrums. These fluctuations may occur at the same time or they may be independent. Aroaceflux can be an orientation on its own or can combined with other orientations. For example, someone could identify as aroaceflux and gay, meaning when they do experience attraction, it's usually towards the same gender. The term "aroaceflux" was coined by Quora user Ezrasberry in October 2020.

Flag
The aroace flag, also referred to as the sunset aroace flag, was created by Tumblr user aroaesflags on December 11, 2018. The flag was created "with the experiences of aroaces who don’t split their attraction in mind", which is why the flag does not contain purple for asexual nor green for aromantic. It is meant to represent anyone who is on the asexual spectrum and aromantic spectrum together. The specific meanings of the sunset flag are as follows:

There are other alternative designs used as the aroace flag, most of which are some combination of the individual aromantic and asexual flags. In addition, some of these designs were also created before the sunset aroace flag. An example of this is the design shown to the right, which was published on December 6, 2016.
 * Two shades of blue:  Represents "the aroace identity as well as the spectrum of aroace identities and experiences". The choice of color here is intended to be between green, for aromantic, and purple, for asexual.
 * White: Wholeness. This is meant to represent aroaces who are "aplatonic, nonamorous, or otherwise not seeking a committed partnership", and also "how we are all whole people on our own".
 * Yellow: Love and relationships that exist outside of more conventional ideas of romantic and sexual relationships.
 * Orange: Community. Similar to the use of blue on this flag, orange is in between purple and green, for asexual and aromantic respectively. This represents "both the unity of ourselves as aroaces as well as our places in both the aro and ace communities".

Public figures

 * Alice Oseman
 * Jaiden from Jaiden Animations
 * Robin Skinner from Cavetown
 * Lupita Andrade from Carmen and Lupita