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Solidarity ring from a Demi brother. What do you think?
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My local Barns and Nobles has an asexual pride section.
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My local Barns and Nobles has an asexual pride section.
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Guys tell me I’m fine and not broken.

I’m exhausted with my friends not getting it. I would describe myself as grey sexual. I am very rarely attracted to anyone and if I am it doesn’t mean I want to have sex with someone. I’m 33 and have always felt this way. I would like someone to be my person, just not sexually. If someone tells me I just haven’t met the right person one more time I’m going to snap. Please tell me this makes sense to someone.

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Cringe ace moment in my life

When I was like 14 I didn’t understand sexual attraction and I thought it just meant something you like to look at. So I said “I think I’m sexually attracted to cats” and my friend gave me the most horrified look. I will never live that moment down 🤦‍♀️

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Sex Repulsion and Libido

I was just wondering if it’s possible to have a libido and still be sex repulsed? I don’t like the thought of doing it and scenes in media make me super uncomfy, but I still have a libido and take time for myself. I know you can still be ace and have a libido but what about things like repulsion, neutrality, etc.

Any thoughts about this would be appreciated.

P.S. sorry if this is too personal for this sub

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I finally met a fellow Ace in the wild!!!

I performed at a recital today and a ran into fellow musician that I have not seen for a few years. He is a retired gentleman and during the reception after the recital he stopped me and asked if I had an ace ring on. When I confirmed he held up his hand and showed me his ring. I was flabbergasted and excited. The only thing that I could think to do was give him a big hug. Unfortunately, I had to jet pretty quickly, but I felt so validated. I live in a relatively small area and have never had a single person recognize my ring, let alone that my old friend is also Ace.

It also made me happy that a fellow older-than-teenager (I'm 39, he's retired) are ace. I drove back with such a smile on my face.

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