In honor of pride month and me just finding out I'm Acefluid (or Aceflux) here's some memes on the ace spectrum!

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In honor of pride month and me just finding out I'm Acefluid (or Aceflux) here's some memes on the ace spectrum!

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Happy Ace Week 2025!
Today, we're looking into the history of Asexual Spectrum Awareness Week! Did you know that this year marks the 15th anniversary of Ace Week? 🥰
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Note: this is an edited and more concise version of last year's info post on the history of this campaign. I always deem it important and interesting to look at the meaning, formation & development of such events. Hope you learned something new! 😊
Neurodivergents aren't "broken". Our world is.
The problem was never that neurodivergents are broken, it’s that we live in a broken world! If we spent less time viewing neurodivergence as a defect or a problem to be solved, and more time solving the actual problems of ableism and exclusion, then neurodivergence and other disabilities wouldn’t be a “problem” at all, just another way of life!

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You weren't born broken! RECLAIM!! 💚
Episode one of Bimbo Rights & Civil Wrongs is out, and it starts exactly where it needs to: with the body.
This podcast isn’t about hot takes or debate-for-sport. It’s about what happens when power disguises itself as care, when harm is renamed as help, and when marginalized people are told their suffering is “necessary” or “for their own good.”
I made this because I survived systems that never should have touched me, and because naming harm is the first step toward stopping it.
You don’t need credentials to speak about what was done to you.
You need honesty. Memory. And refusal.
Listen here:
https://open.spotify.com/episode/4SJwinTgZtI7T81kiN3WsP?si=cBIfVwLaTmiUnPGPWdXydw