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If asexuals have dragons can aros have sea monsters

As Aromantic Visibility Day (June 5th) approaches this year, friendly reminder from an aroace: it's Aromantic Visibility Day, not "Aroace" Visibility Day! Not all aromantics are also asexual — there are aromantics who are allosexual (aroallos for short), aromantics who don't separately label their sexual orientation at all, and aromantics whose sexual orientation doesn't fit into an ace/allo binary, as well as likely even more aros who don't fit into "aroace" for even more reasons — and all of them are equally included in Aromantic Visibility Day, because they are equally aromantic! In fact, those aros who aren't ace are disproportionately erased and in need of visibility, even more than aroaces are (which is really saying something, because aroace visibility itself is already terrible), so including them in Aromantic Visibility Day is vital, and using the correct name for the occasion instead of calling it an "aroace day" is a start.

@questionable-ftm-passing-advice

so the question was which SFTH member would be the most dangerous in a pub fight AJ answers that in the RockPaperScissors?-Q&A; Luke was live on Patreon today and answered the question too. and to be honest their answers are to die for:

This is going to sound really odd, but I genuinely think some fans don't actually understand the boys' sense of humour. Classic british humour is very dark, and has a lot of dry sarcasm involved (so dry in fact, that it manifests as pretty much, you say a terrible thing, and because it's terrible, people correctly assume that you don't actually mean it and you're playing on the stereotype of those who do). It's a very very specific cultural thing, but basically no one is safe from being made fun of, and its automatically understood that, like all of british communication, you don't actually mean anything you say.

alright I've got to do some quick math to explain attitudes towards AI to my boss.

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Question 3/3

*new york mafia accent*

“not all men”