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Asexual People of Note
I was thinking about how I could name maybe one asexual celebrity off the top of my head and decided to do a little research.
First, people who are openly asexual in their own words:
Tim Gunn - Designer and fashion icon most well known for hosting Project Runway, openly self identifies as asexual.The most clear cut and recognizable example on this list as he has actually used the term asexual and encourages support for and education on asexuality and other marginalized sexualities.
Morrissey - This one surprised me! Rock star and leader of the Smiths, his sexuality was a topic of media debate before the term asexual was really available and so he most often claimed to be celibate. Through the 80â˛s he tried a variety of language including saying he was bisexual, but always clarified that he hated sex and hadnât participated in sex in years. His most recent statement about it as of 2013: âUnfortunately, I am not homosexual. In technical fact, I am humasexual. I am attracted to humans. But, of course ⌠not many.â Which in todays language would make him ace or demisexual and biromantic. This ones a little shaky but I wanted to include it anyway.
Janeane Garofalo - A well known female comedian and actress (Wet Hot American Summer, Mystery Men, Dogma, Ratatoullie) who openly talks about her ace sexuality during her stand up routine. Sheâs quoted as saying in the documentary (A)Sexual - âI donât have a fear of intimacy, I have sort of a genuine lack of interestâ, adding jokingly, âwhich is not good for my boyfriend of ten yearsâ
Edward Gorey - Iconic artist of The Doubtful Guest, The Gashleycrumb Tinies and dozens of other works of peculiar victorian style horror/surrealism in what he called âliterary nonsense.â In an older interview when asked about his sexuality he said:  âIâm neither one thing nor the other particularly. I am fortunate in that I am apparently reasonably undersexed or something ⌠Iâve never said that I was gay and Iâve never said that I wasnât ⌠what Iâm trying to say is that I am a person before I am anything elseâ But in an interview collected in the 2002 book Ascending Peculiarity: Edward Gorey on Edward Gorey he agrees that the âsexlessnessâ of his work was a product of his asexuality.
Emilie Autumn - Artist and musician best known for her part in cult classic The Devilâs Carnival Emilie has self identified as asexual several times in interviews and unusually seems to be a sex-positive asexual whoâs been with men and women.
Historical Figures who were âcelibateâ and may have been asexual:
J.M. Barrie - Author of Peter Pan and other childrenâs stories, the famous author was known to be disinterested in sex. He married once, but the marriage remained unconsummated and eventually ended in divorce. Though no such rumors were ever apparent when he was alive, in more recent years thereâs been concern that he was a paedophile because of his close friendship with the five sons of the Llewelyn Davies family, for whom Peter Pan and some of his other stories were written. Thereâs never been any evidence of this, and he stayed close friends with the boys into their adulthood. The best evidence of his asexuality is a quote from one of the Llewelyn Davies boys who, when asked if Barrie had ever behaved inappropriately with him, said: âI donât believe that Uncle Jim ever experienced what one might call âa stirring in the undergrowthâ for anyoneâman, woman, or childâ, he stated. âHe was an innocentâwhich is why he could write Peter Pan.â
T.E. Lawrence - The author and archaeologist upon which Lawrence of Arabia was based and one of the strongest cases for asexuality in a historical figure. He stated his total lack of or desire for sexual experience multiple times in personal letters and personal friends have also stated in interviews that Lawrence had no interest in men or women. He may possibly have been homoromantic, speaking tolerantly of such relationships in his writings.
Nikola Tesla - Famed inventor, engineer and scientist, Nikola was a life long bachelor and was said to have never pursued a single romantic relationship. He said his chastity was helpful to his studies and once claimed he could never be worthy enough for a woman, whom he considered to be superior to men in every way.
Kenji Miyazawa -  A celebrated poet and childrenâs author in Japan during the 1900â˛s, Miyazawa was never married or appeared to have any interest in romantic or sexual relationships. A close friend wrote that he died a virgin. Unfortunately, as he did not gain popularity until after his death, that speculation is all the evidence there is.
It was pretty tiring even trying to find this much, but if anyone has people to add to this list, please do! We need more asexual role models, and more evidence that we exist, and have always existed.
Yuhki Kamatani - A manga artist best known their debut series Nabari no Ou, Kamatani came out as asexual and x-gender on Twitter in 2012. Their other works include Liberamente, Shounen Note, Busshi no Busshin, and most recently Shimanami Tasogare. Many of their works feature queer characters and themes. Incidentally, they are also a big fan of Kenji Miyazawa.
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Aphobia is crazy because why does my decision not to fuck or romance anybody matter to you
iâve noticed lately that iâm not really a person to other queer and trans people anymore. ever since i started openly identifying as a trans man, people have been much less likely to consider my experiences as serious or worth talking about, less likely to give me any sort of benefit of the doubt when discussing queer issues or gender, and much less likely to care if something theyâve said was hurtful to me. i've watched as people went from viewing me as a complex human being with deep thoughts and feelings and a complicated and traumatic past whose voice was worthy of hearing, to just Man.
and i really want to get across how serious this is, bc i know a lot of you will read this and just go âugh another man complainingâ and i would ask if youâd react this way to a trans person who wasnât a man, but i know you wouldnât. because i identified as trans nonbinary for years and wasnât treated this way. people took my experiences with misogyny, fatphobia, transphobia, etc. seriously, didn't try to claim i hadn't experienced it or that it wasn't as bad as i was making it out to be. it was specifically when i started to use the label 'man', not when i went on testosterone or came out in my real life or had any sort of large meaningful change in my life or who i was. it was literally in response to the word i used to describe myself. that one word was all it took for the queer and trans community to decide i was no longer worthy of being treated like a person. and of course, this shift was happening when the rest of society was also deciding that because i was more visibly queer i wasn't deserving of humanity anymore to them either. it was an absolute mindfuck to be experiencing a significant increase in queerphobia and transphobia in my real life while simultaneously having the queer and trans communities deny that that was happening and start to dehumanize me.
and i really wish this was an online only thing, but it's not. there has not been a single trans event or rally or protest i've gone to in the last year where issues that primarily affect transmasculine people have been directly spoken about. it's rare to even hear the words 'trans men' at these events. at a rally i went to last week, one of the speakers said that "all the signs that say 'protect trans kids' should say 'protect trans girls'" meanwhile out of the approximately 10 trans trans people chosen to speak, only two of them were trans men. numerous mutual aid resources for queer people explicitly exclude trans men. when speaking to the parent of a trans boy the other day, they had absolutely no idea that trans men could be denied coverage for gynecological care if their gender marker is an "m", which their child's is. this erasure and dehumanization of trans men, even within the queer and trans community, doesn't just 'hurt men's feelings lmao', it puts us in danger.
so yeah. it's really bizarre to go from the world denying my trauma and experiences because i'm just a stupid deranged woman, to the queer and trans community denying my trauma and experiences because i'm just a whiny entitled man. because in neither situation am i treated like a human being in need of compassion. i'm just a blank slate for whatever gender stereotype people need to project onto me.
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-do not tag this with "q slur" -do not insinuate that i'm making any sort of statement about trans women/femmes. i'm literally just talking about me and my experiences. we're not on a goddamn oppression seesaw. -ra/df/em lite rhetoric gets an immediate block. i'm tired of dealing with ur bootlicking asses.
the unpersoning of trans men is so devastating.Â
I'm multigender and the queer people in my life get extremely uncomfortable when I talk about myself as a man as opposed to when I discuss myself as an enby or a woman. even when I introduce myself as âhe/they/she and man/person/woman but switch them up pleaseâ people will use any pronoun but he/him. like in the most queer leftist spaces people will wrinkle up their noses and shoot me dirty looks when I use he/him and talk about being a man.
I asked a classmate why she never used âheâ with me and she said that I was âtoo nice to be a manâ I wanted to take her to task, I wanted to ask her what the fuck she meant by that but I didnât.Â
because trans male anger at mistreatment isnât seen as justified it is seen as âproblematicâ. instead of a person asking for dignity and respect I am the boogeyman and any discomfort, even discomfort leading to violence at my existence is acceptable.Â
just look at how people talk about people speaking up about transandrophobia.Â
its crazy and unacceptable how so many queer people adore misgendering trans men, jump at the bit to ignore the murder and SA of trans men and take out their frustration with the patriarchal system on oppressed men.Â