Jan 23, 2019
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It's ya enby Mod Skyler here ĂąwĂş!! I also go by Beta and use they/them pronouns!!! I love ponies and mlp and I like to doodle uwu! My main is beta-the-fox and my art blog is astralideas!
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Sooooo since the other nonbinary lesbian flag was made by an ace exclusionist I made some.
The blue represents our masculinity The yellow represents our nonbinaryness The white represents our stripe on the trans flag The pink is for the women we love And the purple represents our femininity
And then in the other flag I just took out the blue and the purple but the other colors still mean the same thing.
What do you guys think? If you like them I’d like if you could reblog this so more people see this one.
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EDIT: @kyressin actually made a flag really similar to my second one. So I'd like to give them credit for making that before me! I can't add the picture unfortunately on mobile but I'll add it later
I think “attraction, not action,” would be a good a-spec phrase to push back against the common misconception that a-spec orientations are determined by actions/behaviors and not how the individuals experience (or don’t experience) attraction.
For example, asexuality is not experiencing sexual attraction, but I’ve seen people equate it to celibacy or “not wanting sex.” This leaves out all the asexual people who are sexually active. Being sexually active doesn’t mean the individual experiences sexual attraction, and thus doesn’t invalidate the person’s asexuality.
As another example, it could also work for aromantic people, because some aromantic people enter romantic relationships, and that doesn’t invalidate their aromantism either, because the individual still doesn’t experience romantic attraction.
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Hello! We’re really sorry about the hiatus. We plan to get back to regular posting!
Happy LGBTQ+ Pride Month everyone!!!
What does hypersexual asexual mean?
Hello anon!
Hypersexuality, as defined here, “is a mental illness that consists of a need for sex to feel self worth or as a form of self destructive behavior.” It also often results from trauma.
So a hypersexual asexual person is a person who uses sex/sexual actions as a means of self harm, but feels no sexual attraction themself
I think I'm quoiromantic with some type of preference for women and its fucking with me. Like, I would like to be normal. But if I can't be, I don't want to be gay. I don't want to have some type of qpr or something and have to introduce them to my parents. And on top of that, I have too many lables. Too complicated of an identity. I'm ace quoiromantic and possibly (likely) nonbinary. Why can't I just be aro if I have to be on the spectrum?
Hello anon,
Labels are meant to help people and not hold them back. If you feel that you have too many labels or too complex labels, you can scale them back and simplify them. They don’t have to be 100% correct if they make you more comfortable. And if you find them to be overwhelming, feel free to take a “break” from labels and just be you.
I know being a marginalized/misunderstood/unknown orientation can be really difficult; your frustration is valid. I’ve had times in the past where I’ve wanted to be straight myself. However, the majority of us don’t have conscious control of our orientations. Your orientation may end up changing with time, as some individual’s orientations can be fluid, but there’s also a chance it won’t happen. So in the meantime, I would advise you to work on accepting yourself. I know that’s cliché advice, but I believe it’s important. We’re kind of stuck with these orientations, so better to learn to love these parts of ourselves than to hate them.
Good luck! I hope you feel better.