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Why are y'all so obsessed with garlic bread?

My partner is asexual so I've been doing a lot of research online and I keep seeing garlic bread memes... everywhere. Like A LOT of garlic bread memes. Some are really bizarre too.

I am genuinely confused? Is the horny chemical replaced with a garlic bread obsession? I'm seriously wondering if I should be buying my boyfriend garlic bread now...

Can someone please explain? 😂

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Asexual people are not 'innocent', we're not children

Sorry, it seems like all I do lately is vent.

Anyways, I was watching a music video with my friend the other day and I joked that I was only allosexual for one man and one man only (a guy in the video). Obviously I was joking, I only feel aesthetic attraction to him and she also knows I was joking.

Today we watched the video again with someone else and my friend said, "There's the guy that made her go through puberty", referring to me. When I repeated what she said, saying "Go through puberty?", she just replied, "You know what I mean." Everyone in the room knew I'm asexual, by the way, my friend didn't out me or anything. It just annoyed me how she said it. And to be honest, it hurt. I know she means well, she's really open-minded and I wasn't worried in the slightest coming out to her.

On the other hand, her comment made it sound like people who are asexual are 'innocent virgins' and basically just children. I didn't think much of it at that moment, and now it just seems too late to tell her how the comment made me feel; the moment passed.

That's pretty much it, I just needed to vent. And this post is coming from a sex-repulsed ace too, so I can't imagine how hard it must be for sex-favorable aces, with everyone thinking we're all repulsed by sex and are never intimate.

Am I overreacting? I don't know, I'm just a bit upset I guess ;-;

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The story of me and my girlfriend (OC) 💜♠️ a surprising turn of events for meeting by matching on Tinder
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My school's lgbt club starts tomorrow and I'm hesitant to go

I'm aroace, my school has a club for lgbt people run by my painting teacher. I have no idea how it works , and what we'd do there. I want to go so bad, but I'm a bit worried. Do I really want to be out to so many people? I don't know. Maybe I'll go and see how it is, If it's not my thing that's ok.

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apparently my asexuality is a "total buzzkill"

I need to rant. not sure if I'm overreacting, but I'm still a little upset about this.

a while ago my roommate had a small birthday party at our place. two of her friends hit it off and went into the bathroom to do the doodle, which I didn't mind.

unfortunately shortly after I realized that I had to pee really, REALLY badly, so I knocked and asked them to clear the bathroom. there were plenty of other rooms but they chose the only room everyone needed to enter.

I was being direct but still nice and discrete and did my best not to make them feel like they're being shamed or anything. they got noticeably uncomfortable anyway and the guy started joking about how my asexuality just spreads over everyone and kills all the fun. I was really offended by that. I always show respect for other people's sexuality and I don't like being painted as a prude buzzkill in return. I told him that I don't give a flying fuck about anyone having sex here but I'm not going to take my ass outside to pee because he chose to get some in my bathroom. like dude, not my problem.

I ranted about this to my roommate and all she had to say was something along the lines of "well what did you expect? you talk about being asexual all the time, how are people supposed to take that?"

that pissed me off even more. I talk about my sexuality just like allos do. when I'm with friends and the topic comes up, I participate. I don't understand how that counts as "talking about it all the time", like what am I supposed to do? just exclude myself? how would that be fair? I want to be allowed in those spaces just like allos are. if my friends don't want me there, they shouldn't bring it up in my presence.

idk, this whole situation still annoys me and I feel like what my friends said was pretty mean.

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