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comment reply to vengeance-paladin by groaaaaan: I think you’ve got personal issues that you’re projecting onto aromantic people.

comment reply to groaaaaan by vengeance-paladin: My having personal issues has literally nothing to do with my statement. Hate to break it to you but I’m far from the only one that sees a lot of Aromantic people as utterly insufferably arrogant and superior because they are Aromantic. Ever seen Gnosia? Racio is a perfect example of how a lot of them act. Utter, unshakable arrogance and self-righteousness.

ROUND 3 — Match 47 of 72

Murderbot (The Murderbot Diaries)

Identity: Asexual and Agender, explicit Notes: Directly states they are genderless and aren’t interested in sex in-text, later reaffirmed by Martha Wells. Propaganda: "MURDERBOT MY FAVORITE PROTAGONIST POSSIBLY EVER. A "construct" of mixed human/robot parts, it is a snarky anxious loyal bitter mess of a person who is still kind of grappling with the idea that it IS a person and what that actually means for itself and its place in the world. Aroace feelings more relateable than most characters "deliberately" written to be aroace imo, it resonates with me intensely. Partially because it's just, a really good character with a really strong character voice. I have read these books probably more times than any other books because I'm like I want to hang out with Murderbot my friend Murderbot"

vs. Louis de Pointe du Lac (Interview with the Vampire)

Identity: MLM, explicit Notes: Shown to be in romantic and sexual relationships with multiple male characters on-screen. Propaganda: "Our beautiful Creole king of long-term toxic relationships ❤️"

Titled "Asexual Resonances in History", this queer history zine contains quotes from historical figures who may have been asexual or on the asexual spectrum.

Inspired by Ela Przybylo and Danielle Cooper's paper Asexual Resonances: Tracing a Queerly Asexual Archive, the zine contains quotes that resonate with the modern understanding of asexual identities. Featuring real, historical people like King Kristina of Sweden, Emma Trosse, and Zinaida Gippius, this zine is an attempt to show how asexuality has always existed and will continue to do so.