Feb 2
I love how asexual can be shortened to ace, which can be something someone excels at!
Yeah, I’m an ace lesbian. A professional lesbian if you will 👉😎👉
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I love how asexual can be shortened to ace, which can be something someone excels at!
Yeah, I’m an ace lesbian. A professional lesbian if you will 👉😎👉
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Here is a compilation of all of the @shattersaurus pride dino designs with ace or aro themes! Enjoy!
These bottom two are a baryon-ace and an alternate vel-ace-eraptor. Also, the creator sells pins and stickers on etsy.
People act all fear-mongery about aro/ace people changing their minds, but like. If aro/ace people change their minds they can just start dating/getting down. It’s generally a much more of a complex and difficult to navigate problem for someone with sexual/romantic relationship(s) to realize they’re aro/ace and not interested anymore. Yet we don’t fear-monger about “what if you’re in a relationship and you suddenly realize you’re aro/ace and not interested anymore???? Are you sure it’s not just a phase?”
Hmmm. Hmm. Interesting what risks in identity/relationships that society views as scarier. Interesting which personal choices people in general view as worth questioning/critiquing or not.
shout out to asexuals who make the most amount of sex jokes in their friend groups
Is gen content allowed? I saw that Queerplatonic was a prompt and got excited thinking I could do the event with a group of aroace characters all in a QPR together, but then I saw this post /670309183551307776/image-descriptions-below-the-read-more-image where it said for polyamory they have to be romantically/sexually involved, and I am. incapable of writing characters who aren't sex- and romance-repulsed. Is gen allowed for only that prompt, or across the board, or not at all?
Oh great question — gen content, ace and aro and aroace characters, and sex- and/or romance-repulsed characters are always 1000% enthusiastically welcome here, across the board, for any and all prompts and events. Your aroace QPR sounds delightful, and we'd love to meet them!
(While that post does a nice job of showing graphically how polycules can be shaped, we'd quibble with the exact phrasing they chose for what makes a relationship. That is not the definition we use here.)
Thanks for asking so we could make that super duper clear!
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Wanted to share some brighter news: I joined a queer group at my workplace, which is like an education + support + “gives advice about how to be accepting/supportive of queer people as managers” group, and not only were they all vocally supportive of aces and aros, but one of the SEVEN PEOPLE in this group in an accounting firm with a hundred offices and thousands of employees was ALSO ACE???
We both had to pause a bit cause we were tearing up from meeting another ace person in the wild for the first time, and the rest of the group was super happy for us.
So when people say that the vicious exclusionism you see on social media isn’t reflected in actual queer groups doing actual work, I got to experience that for the first time after more than ten years of IDing as ace. And I hope everyone else who feels alone and afraid to find support networks gets an experience like this too.
Maybe It's not my place to say since I'm not ace (Still questioning but pretty sure I'm not); but when asexual people say they don't want to have sex because they're asexual, you don't have to remind them that some asexuals still choose to have sex, and are sex neutral or sex positive. They probably already know, they don't need to explain themselves in more detail. They've given a valid explanation that that's an aspect of their asexuality and they don't need to elaborate on it if they don't want to. I would hate to need to elaborate on my gender or sexuality as much as sex averse asexuals are expected to talk about theirs.