👉 Proromanticism is a literary or philosophical concept that refers to a style of writing where characters are often described as being in love with each other, but their feelings remain unexpressed. This can be seen as an attempt to avoid depicting explicit sexual content or to create a sense of intimacy and emotional connection between the characters. Proromanticism has been associated with various literary movements throughout history, including Sufism and Buddhism, where it is often used in spiritual contexts.
