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Being a tall dude while being aroAce is the only time being a tall dude is nothing but a problem

I'm like 6'5 but now that I am not attracted to anyone the only thing it does for me is make me suffer. There are people who are interested

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surveillance

I'm out at a popular bar wearing my ace bracelet for the first time and I ment someone who asked if I was ace and I said yes, they said same and showed me their ace ring. All in all great experience.

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Apparently I can't have an opinion because I'm ace?

Also acephobia, I think?

I was talking with a..."friend" about female and male gaze. It was a very long discussion, but we got to a point where I was saying women aren't biologically attracted to "alpha men", that it's a matter of preference. He has known I'm ace for a while. He disregard my point, saying (paraphrasing) I didn't understand because I was missing that part of my biology, and people like me shouldn't talk about it because we didn't understand.

I dunno, maybe this is silly, and I shouldn't be angry about it. It's just the first time my sexuality its brought up to disregard my opinion.

I'm not sure if I'm angry or hurt, but just...dude, wtf?

https://redd.it/phl79p
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Does the world feel unsafe to you now?

I tend to view sexuality as a very private thing, and it always had been this way for me growing up, and not anybody’s business to define another person except for that person (if they even choose to define themselves). Ever since 2015 though, it feels like everyone is so obsessed with sexuality that it makes me feel extremely extremely uncomfortable and unsafe. I want to feel just human, be treated as human, without feel pressed to define myself. I don’t even want to talk about sex and gender and sexuality anymore. I want to feel safe not even talking about it. The only safe setting that I’ve ever felt has been in the professional realm, where things are generally not hypersexualized (depending on the company, but at mine it’s not). I don’t want to feel unsafe anymore, or defined, I just want to feel like I can go on with life without having to discuss sexuality. Thoughts? Anyone relate (or not)?

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Could I be asexual?

I'm a happily married female. I know we don't have sex as often as my husband would like but I don't get 'horny'. Sex feels nice and I do orgasm from it but it's never something that is at the top of the list of things I want to do. I'm willing to sleep with my husband but he needs to initiate it. When I look at people, I don't find myself wanting to sleep with them even if they are 'sexy'. It's just something that is meh to me. I'd be happy never having sex. I'd rather cuddle and read, to be honest. Could I be asexual even though I do get pleasure from sex?

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Weird conversation I had with someone a long time ago.

So, I was once talking about LGBTQ+ merch during Pride Month and other stuff with an ally. Anyways, the conversation was going well and such until we started to talk about asexuality

this guy deadass said "asexual women are actually so lucky because they cant get their period"

i died

i fucking died

like, im not asexual, im a straight transgender hoe

but this guy thought that like a women's entire reproductive system would vanish if she was asexual like WOW

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