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Asexuality and aromanticism remain understudied sites of research in interpersonal and family communication. Situated within Critical Interpersonal and Family Communication (CIFC), this study leverages affect theory to understand how asexual and aromantic people construct relationalities within a sex and romance saturated society. A critical thematic analysis of Instagram accounts run by asexual and aromantic people reveals how they create community based on their alien affect to the “happy objects” of sexual and romantic relationships. Results reveal how asexual alien affect is mobilized to critique allonormative happy objects, circulate community objects, and share alien affect with broader communities.

Asexuality, Affect Aliens, and Digital Affect Cultures: Relationality with the Happy Objects of Sexual and Romantic Relationships