One of my family members asked a really good question that I think this community could answer:
Do asexuals have a “look” to them? In other words, are there any telltale sings that someone physically looks asexual? Btw, this family member doesn’t mean this in a harmful way; they were actually trying to learn more about our sexual orientation better. ☺️
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Do asexuals have a “look” to them? In other words, are there any telltale sings that someone physically looks asexual? Btw, this family member doesn’t mean this in a harmful way; they were actually trying to learn more about our sexual orientation better. ☺️
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Who is your Ace headcanon? Mine is Black Noir from The Boys
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I’m designing an asexual character for a roleplaying game, is this an accurate description of a sexually indifferent asexual?
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Aromanticism vs. Asexuality
So I know that there are aro ace individuals and romantic asexuals as well… I’m wondering if there are aromantic individuals who wouldn’t call themselves asexual? If so does that still make you a part of the asexual community? I’m interested if anyone here is like that or if it wouldn’t count.
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So I know that there are aro ace individuals and romantic asexuals as well… I’m wondering if there are aromantic individuals who wouldn’t call themselves asexual? If so does that still make you a part of the asexual community? I’m interested if anyone here is like that or if it wouldn’t count.
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No, you’re probably not an incel
If you have the decency to come on this subreddit and listen to asexual men and women without spreading any hate, you’re most likely not an incel. Don’t listen to trolls on here and keep exploring yourself. It’ll make sense sooner or later! <3
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If you have the decency to come on this subreddit and listen to asexual men and women without spreading any hate, you’re most likely not an incel. Don’t listen to trolls on here and keep exploring yourself. It’ll make sense sooner or later! <3
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No, you’re probably not an incel
If you have the decency to come on this subreddit and listen to asexual men and women without spreading any hate, you’re most likely not an incel. Don’t listen to trolls on here and keep exploring yourself. It’ll make sense sooner or later! <3
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If you have the decency to come on this subreddit and listen to asexual men and women without spreading any hate, you’re most likely not an incel. Don’t listen to trolls on here and keep exploring yourself. It’ll make sense sooner or later! <3
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Fictoromantic?
Hello everyone :)
So I always thought that I was asexual (or gray maybe), but not aromantic, because I always wanted a romantic relationship. But I guess that's wrong, because aromantic doesn't mean "not wanting a romantic relationship" but rather "not having romantic feelings towards other people", right?
Now I found the term "fictosexual/fictoromantic" and that's exactly how I feel. I've only ever fallen in love or been attracted to fictional characters. I've had a few relationships with real people and some were even good, but it never felt quite right. I don't think I've ever been in love with any of my ex boyfriends.
So I'm kinda confused now. I guess, fictosexual and fictoromantic are the terms that best describe my feelings. But does that mean I'm not aro/ace? Because technically I do feel romantic and sexual attraction, just not towards real people. But I've also seen fictosexual as a microlabel under the umbrella of asexuality, so I'm confused now.
Also, as I said in the beginning, I really want a real life romantic relationship. But apparently I can't fall in love with real people. Seems like an impossible problem. Anyone else feel that way?
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Hello everyone :)
So I always thought that I was asexual (or gray maybe), but not aromantic, because I always wanted a romantic relationship. But I guess that's wrong, because aromantic doesn't mean "not wanting a romantic relationship" but rather "not having romantic feelings towards other people", right?
Now I found the term "fictosexual/fictoromantic" and that's exactly how I feel. I've only ever fallen in love or been attracted to fictional characters. I've had a few relationships with real people and some were even good, but it never felt quite right. I don't think I've ever been in love with any of my ex boyfriends.
So I'm kinda confused now. I guess, fictosexual and fictoromantic are the terms that best describe my feelings. But does that mean I'm not aro/ace? Because technically I do feel romantic and sexual attraction, just not towards real people. But I've also seen fictosexual as a microlabel under the umbrella of asexuality, so I'm confused now.
Also, as I said in the beginning, I really want a real life romantic relationship. But apparently I can't fall in love with real people. Seems like an impossible problem. Anyone else feel that way?
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