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Me: *wants to flirt with girls and eventually get a gf*
Also Me: *helps a cute girl with something*
Cute girl: *smiles at me*
Me: *blushes and basically runs away*
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So I identified as aroace before I met my gf and we've been together for two years and I think I still am aroace, but I love my gf dearly. I think they are my queerplatonic partner, but one thing I know is that my gf dislikes the word queer a lot. And I don't just want to tell them "hey you're my queerplatonic partner" bc I think it would hurt her a lot. Do you have any advice on how I should say it that doesn't involve the word queer? Thank you for taking the time to read my ask.
hmm. it’s been a long long while since i posted on this blog and i have no idea how old this ask is but occasionally i like to go back on it and reply to the asks. so i don’t know if you’ll see this anon, or find it helpful, but maybe someone will
i guess it’s really up to you to try things and see what works and what you’re both happy with. maybe just platonic partner? even just partner or gf, if that’s something you feel comfortable with - do you need to say “you’re my queerplatonic partner” or would “you’re my gf” work just as well? soulmate might be nice too, and i would for sure say soulmates don’t have to be romantic and/or sexual!
i hope this helps!
I find it so wild that I've had more turmoil coming to terms with my asexuality than I did with my homosexuality. to be fair, my moms are lesbians so my coming out story was more funny than anything and, thank god, I never had trouble in school. I'm a lesbian and I'm happy to be one.
but when it comes to my asexuality, I've spent all these years going back and forth constantly asking myself if my feelings are real, if they are what I think they are, if there's some other explanation, if I want some other explanation, especially since there really is no set definition for what an asexual feels.
sure, I've felt a desire to have sex, but it was always in general. I've never had a specific urge to go with someone in particular. and when I do have these feelings, it's extremely short-lived. I entertained a fantasy of my girlfriend in the past but since we were long-distance, it was all hypothetical. sometimes I can think about being in that situation with someone, and sometimes it seems desirable, but other times I just get an overwhelming sense of stress and anxiety.
I usually have some reasoning, though. I worry about not enjoying reciprocating the actions. I worry about smelling bad, or looking bad, or seeming gross. I worry about being too awkward and detached, or being too focused on getting it done "correctly."
I mean, hell yeah I want to experience this incredible feeling like people say, but how much of it is real, and how much of it is embellished? I'm fully aware fanfictions are not reflections of reality.
I also have zero experience, I've only been physically intimate (non-sexually) with a girlfriend a few times. could these feelings suddenly change when it happens? maybe. it's all so many "maybe"s.
I'm grateful every day for the easy time I had in my community as a lesbian. I hear stories of other women's time in the closet or bad experiences with ignorant or malicious people... I've heard stories of not understanding their feelings and stuffing them down and putting themselves through uncomfortable situations and coming out with guilt on both sides. I think about those sisters almost every day. someday you'll be in a better place. someday, I'll figure myself out too.
i marched in #montrealpride with the aces today 💜 we got so much enthusiastic support along the way, and /a dozen aces who'd been in the crowd watching joined us over the course of the parade/!!!! #asexualpride #acespectrum #asexuallesbian #acewlw @fiertemontreal (at Montreal, Quebec) https://www.instagram.com/p/BmrVGnCBMxO/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=uh8l76cuy0lf
fun fact of the day!!
i love being an asexual wlw and i love all my fellow asexual wlw
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Anyone want to built a pillow fort with me and cuddle?
I want a pretty girl in my lap and kiss her
I think i just kinda outed myself to my french teacher in our test. We should write a sentence with the verb craindre (to be afraid) and the only thing my dumb brain came up with was "I'm scared of beautiful girls bc they make me get really shy and blush"...I'm dumb and gay
