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r/aaaaaaacccccccce in a nutshell (I love this place)
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“Asexuality, beautiful in every form. Asexuality, refusing to conform.” ~ tri.
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My lovely boyfriend and I have been together for nearly four months. I never thought I'd meet another asexual, especially one who would want to date my sad ass lmao. Love him so much.
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Jumping on the Picrew bandwagon (hopefully I got the right flair)
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I just came out

I realized I was Ace for quite a while but now I told my mother about my orientation (I'm 16 btw)

She told me that I would get over it and it was just a phase...

And I'm so happy about her response, she didn't try to fix me or anything of the sort

Her ignoring my orientation and pretending like nothing happened is the 2nd best thing I could have asked for

I would have appreciated her supporting me but oh well you can't have everything you want in life

Especially since LGBTQA rights are ignored in the country I live in

I wanted to share my relief with you all , thanks for listening in

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34F unsure if she’s ready for a relationship or if this 34M is a red flag?

I (34F asexual) recently got into a relationship with a 36M. We met on OLD. This is my first relationship. I’ve always been very picky and learned late that I was asexual. I only started dating because I feel like it’s time, given I’m 34 years old, and I want to start a family and kids.
My boyfriend is perfect in almost every aspect - he’s sweet, romantic, thoughtful, observant, family oriented, and treats me very well. The thing is, there are some things about him that make me question if he is the one for me and make me question if I’m ready for a relationship. I’ve always known I wanted to save sex until after marriage because I grew up in a religious household. I told him this during our first date, and it threw him off, but he said he could accept it. But he keeps bringing it up, asking if I’m going to be flexible or if we could compromise. It got to the point where I requested a break because he keeps wanting to push my boundaries. I told him I was asexual, but he said he didn’t believe me. He said my actions say otherwise?
He also seems too sweet, too romantic, and too in love with me. It’s only been 2 months of dating, but he said I love you in less than a month and has planned our entire future together. I feel like I’m being dragged along in this relationship trying to go at his speed. I want someone who can be my friend foremost, and he isn’t a friend. This makes me question if I’m ready to date, because I’ve lived my life of 34 years alone, and the thought of having to compromise my independence isn’t that appealing.
I’ve talked to him about how we are incompatible in this aspect, but he still thinks we can work it out.
What do I do as an older asexual who wants to start a family but isn’t ready to be in a relationship with someone who loves me more than I love him?

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What is the difference between Queer platonic relationships and Romantic relationships?

I know there is a difference but I try to imagine it and I just can't. I'd like to be with someone for cuddles and kisses, overwhelming affection and a bit of laughs. I couldn't imagine my life without someone like them (even though I practically live like that). Though I don't know how I'd feel about that "I love you." Is this how it feels in qpr, or something else? How exactly does it feel to be in 'love'?

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