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People often get annoyed by the idea of new words being created, such as ācisgenderā or āpansexualā. Itās worth noting that people have always created new words - the ones we already have were probably unpopular with the Old Folks once upon a time too. People hold up Shakespeare as a literary icon and forget that actually he added over a thousand new words into the English language. Thatās partly why heās a literary icon!
So all that aside, Iām all for new words for new concepts. Metamour, telemour, polyamory, polycule, compersionā¦ Itās all great!
But thereās a gap! We have no word that I am aware of for ex-partnersā new partners.
Therefore I would like to present to you: novamours - the new people dating your ex-partner after you stop dating them.
Doesnāt that sound nice?
(I donāt think it currently exists as a word? Please tell me if it does!)
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I love it so much!!!
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First sexual attraction
I found out last night something completely bizarre to me. Some or most folks can start feeling sexual attraction, like, *actual attraction of a legitimate sexual variety* when they're 10 years old.... WHAT. Really? I thought it was a cultural thing that kids just kinda picked up on.
But this is a thing?!?!?
Another "sounds fake, but okay" moment brought to you by : My Hella Ace Ass
Being straight is like being in gryffindor: all the main characters are always gryffindor, thereās tons of merch for gryffindor, and no oneās gonna give you shit for being in gryffindor.Ā
Being gay is like being in slytherin: everyone has heard of it, but the merch is few and far between so you have to really want it. The only slytherin characters are secondary and morally gray. Some people think you are evil.
Being bisexual is like being in ravenclaw: there is no merch. there are no major ravenclaw characters. people definitely try to lump it in with either gryffindor or slytherin, and there are a few weird stereotypes.
being asexual is like being in hufflepuff:
Found it!
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"I've even been told that the reason I don't have sex is because nobody wants to sleep with me."
Being a lady in tech instead of a techbro is already an interesting dynamic, without factoring in my personal deviations from the standard expectations. My company has parental leave for new parents, and there is a concept that anyone should be able to utilize it. Simultaneously, the company also has a history of shooting the canary as it were, setting precedence that while the company can be accommodating, it's unwise to be the first to rock any particular boat. As an undergrad, I was an econ major in Indiana. Libertarians and sexism avail. I understand that in our capitalist society, it is a risk to hire, and especially promote, anyone with a uterus and considers procreation a priority. This is both expected of me, and economically undesirable. Our CE"bro" gives off a traditionally old school masculine vibe (think: beer and football style 'good ole boy'). My coworker, hired about a year after me, had a daughter shortly after being hired. This addition was interpreted as commitment to the company. This new found responsibility secured his need for his job. I'm not sure what his partner does, although it is my understanding that he is the breadwinner. They're in the process of buying a house. That said, I'm uncertain. Being my flavor of Ace, I'm entirely certain I will not procreate. That's a big fat HELL NO in my book. Being my flavor of poly, I have a considerable amount of time with partners, away from my husband. As my non-spouse relationships grow, I feel censored when talking about my weekend plans and life goals. Given the nature of our tech (and the origin story of my marriage), I have to be very careful what I associate with on social media. Being Ace-poly is not an identity many people have an awareness about, and on the surface, can appear paradoxical, especially when one is raised with the concept that "sex is for people who are in love" or "when you love someone, you have sex with them". So, what is one to do in this situation? Is there a way to test the water before rocking the boat?
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