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How did you guys realize you were asexual?

I haven't interacted with very many ace people, so I'd like to hear how you all realized you were ace or on the asexual spectrum :)

I'll go first, I think my story is very boring, but it's a little funny to me:

I was looking through my recommended Instagram feed a few years back. I saw a post that was something like "what is asexuality?" I saw the flag and thought, "Oh, those are my favorite colors!" I read about it and said to myself, "Hmm, that sounds a lot like me. I guess I'm asexual," and moved on with my day. Nothing super exciting, just an "ok, cool, anyway" (unlike the gender crisis during quarantine but that's an ongoing saga).

Honestly, I'm a little surprised I didn't know sooner. Dragons, cake, space, etc have always been a huge part of my personality. I have a conservative family so I was never taught about the LGBTQ+ community by anyone; I find it funny that I have been the stereotypical ace by default.

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Tell me your ace without telling me your ace haha

So basically my friend was talking to me about a boy. And like I was looking at the situation in such an innocent way. Like she was like I really like this boy, but I don’t know if I should tell him. And I was about to be like: just give him that look and those eyes and initiate a kiss… but I didn’t get to say that because she started to say like we hookup, but that’s it… I just laughed in my head because I totally was like wow what an ace moment for me.

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Ace Online Dating Kinda Sucks

I recently tried online dating and put "Asexual" in my bio for the first time. Not only could I not find any other ace people but the people who messaged me were really rude about it. I got asked how serious I was about being and if they could "change my mind." I'm not even opposed to dating a non ace person, but I really didn't expect it to be this rough.
One guy just straight up sent a dick pic and asked if I was into it.

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For the Aces. Where are you on the Asexual Spectrum?

(P.S. If you're going to vote, you might as well upvote. It helps a lot! )Hi there, this is part of a series of polls I'm conducting across a few Queer subreddits. I'm curious to see the results. Now, Reddit only allows 6 options in a poll, so I had to clump some stuff together. Please be respectful in the comments.

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"How do you think a full or queen bed would look in my room?"

Yes. I'm sure most of us at one point have done it - trying to upgrade from a twin or a twin xl to a full or queen size bed. (It's comfier!) Also, it has probably happened when you still live/lived with your parents.

I want one this coming Christmas, and I'm saving up for it beginning now. I'm getting one with drawers underneath and everything, so I will not need my dresser anymore. (Trying to go minimalist, lol!) I am a teenager, and quite an old one for that matter, so of course, most parents will think of something different than comfort when their kid asks them if they can have a bigger bed.

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Me: "Hey, how do you think a full or queen bed would look/be placed in my room?"

Mom: "Oh my god, you've just started school! And you're way too young!"

Me, looking confused: "Uh...I got a twin bed like 10 years ago...it feels pretty small now, even though I'm not the biggest person."

Mom, looking worried: "You don't need a full bed! That'll take up way too much room!"

Me: "Not really, it will have drawers so I can get rid of my dresser and mount my TV to the wall instead. Remember you even said it would be a good idea to close off the under-bed area because of dust?"

Mom: "I guess you're right -but remember, it's just for you!"

Me, grinning in happiness (with mom looking confused): "Thanks! Perfect!"

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