An easy way to explain asexuality is that you may get "horny" but you never get the "awooga!"
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An easy way to explain asexuality is that you may get "horny" but you never get the "awooga!"

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asexual??
How did you guys figure out you were somewhere in the ace spectrum? (What is the correct terminology here??) It would be nice and so validating to hear different kind of experiences.
I think I might be asexual. It’s taken me a long time to figure this out and I’m not sure about it, I think I’ve sort of tried to deny it for a long long time now. All I know is that the thought of not having to have sex ever again feels more like a relief? I dunno. I’m kind of struggling here.
I came out as bisexual when I was 13 and then later I’ve labeled myself a lesbian, and while that’s still a work in progress (I think I prefer just being unlabeled right now?), it’s sort of brought me to a place where I have decided to wholeheartedly accept myself and refuse to think I’m broken or some other shit that the society tells us. I have great friends who accept me for me but I’ve never spoken to them about possibly being asexual. It feels so difficult when surrounded with people who are so naturally constantly looking for and thinking about sex. That’s just never been me. And I reckon if I talked to them the response would be somewhere along the classic lines of “you just haven’t found the right person, I felt that way before too but...” “never say never” “are you sure though?” “Hmmm I think sexuality can be fluid and maybe it’ll change...” . That’s what I’m terrified of hearing, at least.
Anyways, if you read this far please respond maybe? Or send me a private message. I could probably use someone to talk to and I would love to make friends? xxx
Idk if anyone ever sees this or responds to this but :) at least I got to put it out there
Shout out to Ace folk who
Have just recently figured there sexuality out
Have identified as ace for years
Are questioning
Enjoy sex
Are neutral about sex
Are sex repulsed
Have had sex
Have never had sex
Masterbate
Don’t masterbate
Are alloromantic
Are aromantic
Are in a relationship
Are single
Are trans/non-binary
Are nerodivergant
Are religious
You are LGBTQ+. You belong here. You are loved. You are valid. You matter. You are enough.
I know Valentine’s Day can be hard for us asexuals and aromatics, so I just want to send out this PSA...
1) you are amazing and perfect the way you are
2) you don’t need to do anything you don’t want to today (or any other day). You don’t owe anyone something your uncomfortable with.
3) don’t let the pressures of the day get you down.
4) just remember tomorrow is half off chocolate day so hold tight!
Have a great day guys!
Forgot to say this yesterday but happy ace week!! If you are asexual and encounter an acephobe sometime during ace week you can key their car. Happy pride! Asexuals belong in lgbt+.

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Aishwarya, The World We Make by N. K. Jemisin
The online February 2021 Madison Acespace Support Group meetup will be Saturday, February 20th, 12:30-2:30pm!
The online meeting will occur simultaneously with the chat in the Madison Acespace Discord support group channel for attendees to post comments, questions, resources from the discussion, and more. Join the Discord server through the Wisconsin Aces meetup group: meetup.com/Wisconsin-Aces/
The Support Group meets every 3rd Saturday of the month. Bring your snacks and refreshments for discussion, and physically distanced safe space on the OutReachLGBT Center Zoom meeting.