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libido = sexual desire

asexual = lack of sexual attraction

sexual desire =/= sexual attraction

Headquartered in the Netherlands, Women on Web has works with women all over the globe for years. But its founder, Rebecca Gomperts, has stayed away from the U.S., for fear that the anti-abortion movement could go after and hurt the organization as a whole. As of six months ago, that’s changed; the Atlantic reports that Gomperts has started another group, Aid Access, that works with women seeking abortions in the U.S., and has already mailed abortion pills to 600 women.

The process for Aid Access works like this: Women seeking abortions go online and fill out a consultation form. In order to receive the pills, they should not be more than 9 weeks pregnant. Mifepristone and misoprostol—the generic names for the drugs used in medically-inducted abortions—rarely result in complications, but they are not guaranteed to work after the first trimester.

For women who pass the screening, Gomperts write them a prescription for the pills. Women will receive them at home in the mail. If you’re wondering how all of this is legal, Gompert’s answer is fairly straightforward; she says that, under the FDA’s rules, people in the U.S. are allowed to order medicines for personal use, which is the same explanation given to inquiring minds at the Women on Web website:

Persons are allowed to receive medicines for personal use only in most countries.

Mifepristone and Misoprostol are on the list of essential medicines of the WHO. They are not narcotics (like morphine or cocaine) or pleasure drugs (like ecstasy) or contraband or controlled substance.

Misoprostol is registered in most countries and can also be used to prevent stomach ulcers.

Mifepristone is not registered in all countries but this should not be a problem because the medicines are for personal use only.

The FDA approved Mifeprex (the brand name for mifepristone) in 2000, and medically-induced abortions have been estimated to make up half of the abortions done in the U.S. But according to experts, doctors in the U.S. may be hesitant to prescribe abortion pills because of the FDA’s strict guidelines around it, despite the fact it has been proven to be safe and effective in terminating pregnancy.

For the 1000001th time, it’s in itself not shocking or somehow telling that the “majority” of aces from the US who responded to that survey are white. Like do you think the majority of ppl in the US are PoC and that white ppl are a minority??

Also the survey was done by AVEN, a site/forum a ton of aces (and aros) of color left early on due to the racism going on there that along with other -isms was supported by the mods

But hey let’s keep shitting on aces and aros of color, while the anti-ace/aro crowd on here spews racist crap at every turn.

We know you all don’t give a crap about us lol.

Bogaert, A. F. (2004). Asexuality: Prevalence and Associated Factors in a National Probability Sample. Journal of Sex Research, 41(3), 279–287. 

Here is the demographics table:

As you can see, the percentage of white asexuals is lower than the percentage of white non-asexuals, with a p value of less than 0.001

my actual fetish is ruining people’s expectations about cat boys.

these are samples from my new comic, Bubblegum Lovers: Pet Play.

My Asexual Story, 2018.

The simple things.

“I slowly but surely ravaged her”