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I love seeing ace rings here, so here's my first. It's so pretty! Look at how the light reflects!
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my dad thinks i have a disorder
because of my anorexia he thinks i am asexual and if my ed would be gone i would be straight and “normal”. according to him it’s disordered and sick to not be sexually attracted to anyone. he wants to take me to a doctor and keeps saying how “sexy“ i was before i lost weight (due to ana) it makes me hella uncomfortable him saying that about my former 13 year old body and it triggers my ed to not wanting to gain weight even more. i hate this. why are parents like this? :(
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because of my anorexia he thinks i am asexual and if my ed would be gone i would be straight and “normal”. according to him it’s disordered and sick to not be sexually attracted to anyone. he wants to take me to a doctor and keeps saying how “sexy“ i was before i lost weight (due to ana) it makes me hella uncomfortable him saying that about my former 13 year old body and it triggers my ed to not wanting to gain weight even more. i hate this. why are parents like this? :(
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my dad thinks i have a disorder
because of my anorexia he thinks i am asexual and if my ed would be gone i would be straight and “normal”. according to him it’s disordered and...
Bad response from my roommate to coming out
I’m in college now. I told my dorm roommate that I’m ace bc we r close and I thought she would want to know more about me. Her response was just saying kinda harshly “I don’t give a fk.” I know she meant to just act like sexuality doesn’t matter and everyone can be who they r without telling everyone, but it kinda hurt. She made it worse when she later said that I probably only think I’m ace bc of past trauma(which is a completely valid reason to be ace) but even so, I told her that I’ve been like this my whole life. She just brushed it off. I like her but now I just never wanna talk about being ace ever again.
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I’m in college now. I told my dorm roommate that I’m ace bc we r close and I thought she would want to know more about me. Her response was just saying kinda harshly “I don’t give a fk.” I know she meant to just act like sexuality doesn’t matter and everyone can be who they r without telling everyone, but it kinda hurt. She made it worse when she later said that I probably only think I’m ace bc of past trauma(which is a completely valid reason to be ace) but even so, I told her that I’ve been like this my whole life. She just brushed it off. I like her but now I just never wanna talk about being ace ever again.
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Bad response from my roommate to coming out
I’m in college now. I told my dorm roommate that I’m ace bc we r close and I thought she would want to know more about me. Her response was just...
‘No sex’-inclusive sex ed
So for uni we have do do an online induction and there’s a mandatory module on consent (in sex and relationships)
I just thought I’d share a positive and inclusive experience,
“sex isn’t for everyone, but everyone can benefit from learning about consent” was the opening line, and throughout the module they were inclusive of both non-heterosexual relationships, and relationships without sex. It was refreshing and so different from the sex Ed I received in school that started with “you’re all going to have sex at some point” which, granted, is better than abstinence-only eduction, but made me feel even more alienated as a young sex-averse teenager.
I think consent and boundaries is an especially important topic for asexuals as I have personally struggled with setting boundaries (that are much more ‘strict’ than most) and having my reluctance to do things not taken seriously, and I’ve heard of many others in the community with similar experiences.
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So for uni we have do do an online induction and there’s a mandatory module on consent (in sex and relationships)
I just thought I’d share a positive and inclusive experience,
“sex isn’t for everyone, but everyone can benefit from learning about consent” was the opening line, and throughout the module they were inclusive of both non-heterosexual relationships, and relationships without sex. It was refreshing and so different from the sex Ed I received in school that started with “you’re all going to have sex at some point” which, granted, is better than abstinence-only eduction, but made me feel even more alienated as a young sex-averse teenager.
I think consent and boundaries is an especially important topic for asexuals as I have personally struggled with setting boundaries (that are much more ‘strict’ than most) and having my reluctance to do things not taken seriously, and I’ve heard of many others in the community with similar experiences.
https://redd.it/phxqw6
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‘No sex’-inclusive sex ed
So for uni we have do do an online induction and there’s a mandatory module on consent (in sex and relationships) I just thought I’d share a...
Asexuality =/= Sex Repulsion (OC) Sex favorable aces exist and are valid.
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Asexual enamel pin I recently bought from an Etsy seller. 😊
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