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See, that’s what the app is perfect for.

Sounds perfect Wahhhh, I don’t wanna

Hey hey, everyone! My name is Wren!

I’m 23, use any pronouns, and I like to talk about otoges & other games (among other various topics) so feel free to reach out via my askbox or dms if you’d like to chat!* <3

((mutuals are welcome to ask for my discord, steam, and switch friendcode at any time, and please do bc I’d love to talk to y'all! <3))

Currently Playing: Fire Emblem: Three Houses
Click here to view my Game Collection on Backloggd <3
and for Otome games specifically, I also have Koilog (I am still working on gradually updating both of these with reviews and logs of games I’ve played in the past)

About being an aromantic otome player

I’m also a grad student working on my Master’s in Library and Information Science, so it sometimes takes me a while to finish games due to schoolwork keeping me busy lol

*(if you do reach out to chat, please say something other than just “Hi” in your first message – otherwise I’ll instinctively assume you’re a bot 💀)

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My Gaming Bingo Card Challenge for 2026

(made custom for me by my bff @hoetome ♡)

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runasulienadanika
runasulienadanika

campal from Pyrrha's perspective is so fucking funny. she survived only because G1deon's lyctoral process failed and then ended up living with a pair of crazy 20 year olds who coincidentally were in the middle of DIYing their own version of lyctorhood. she watched them do fucked up soul things, got flashbacks of her friends who suffered horrible consequences of doing those exact things, tried to warn them, was like "what if we just🥺lived on a farm🥺or something🥺", they were like "sureeee grandma let's get you to bed we'll think about it" but then she comes back from work and they're conducting their 10th unethical experiment of the week. and it's only wednesday.

clementine-kesh
mossy-aro

sometimes finding aromanticism in media isn’t literally about aromanticism… sometimes it’s about the deconstruction of love as a concept and the subversion of its perception as inherently humanising. it’s about the decentering of romance as a driving force in the narrative. and also sometimes it’s about love being central to the narrative but in a way that defies all traditional categorisations of romantic / platonic / anything else. it is the secret third thing yet so much more and less at once. the point is aromanticism is everywhere for those with eyes to see