a_lazybee on Instagram drew an Asexual Pride God and they're actually captivating. She also has a post going into all the references and symbolism in the art definitely go check her out.
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"I don't want sex in my fantasy stories I want more dragons"
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Got my ace ring, I’m not the only one who’s excited about it
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Got my ace ring, I’m not the only one who’s excited about it
Posted in r/Asexual by u/Andromeda_Galaxy_M31 • 86 points and 2 comments
Was looking for a singular black ring and found this pack. It had to be on purpose :0
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You know those "Oh sht, i'm gay" vids on youtube? What's your "Oh sht, i'm ace" moment?
Mine was stumbling on a hentai game ad trying to read manga, and thinking "oh she's got nice hair"
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Mine was stumbling on a hentai game ad trying to read manga, and thinking "oh she's got nice hair"
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You know those "Oh sh*t, i'm gay" vids on youtube? What's your "Oh...
Mine was stumbling on a hentai game ad trying to read manga, and thinking "oh she's got nice hair"
My LGBTQ+ childhood friendgroup was the reason I suppressed my asexuality
I resent these people for multiple reasons, this is one of them. These were my best (and basically only) friends from ages 6-13. A friendgroup of 5: two lesbians (one of whom was non-binary), a bisexual guy, a non-binary pansexual, and me, the “token straight girl.”
They were all fairly confident and open about their identities from a somewhat young age. So, as is completely normal for middle schoolers, they became obsessed with identity and figuring themselves out. A huge part of this was their sexuality and identity as an (almost) entirely LGBTQ friendgroup. So there was a lot of treating me as the stereotypical boring straight friend who they made fun of for my straightness, and didn't allow to participate in their LGBTQ focused discussions. I felt a bit irritated. I was going through huge identity struggles as well, ones they downplayed because they believed theirs were more important. And this included what I now know was my own attempt to figure out my sexuality.
They made fun of me for being boy crazy. My rants about my crushes were what they labeled "weird straight people talk."
The non-binary pansexual was VERY sex positive. They were all about destigmatizing sex and sexual feelings, and sharing their own experience. They were also MUCH older than me. When I was 11, they were 15. That was around the time I started discovering my own feelings around sex. Now, I'm a fairly sex positive asexual, so I certainly had feelings, ones that just felt contradictory and incredibly confusing. This friend would tell me things like "you'll see when you're older," and tell me about their first time having sex, how it should be something I needed to be more open towards and that I'd soon see. I'm sure they had good intentions, but that was the kinda thing that imprinted on me. They were normal, I wasn't. I would be normal eventually.
The non-binary lesbian was my BEST FRIEND (now blocked on instagram). I have SO many good memories of them, but we often clashed. They were the most annoyed with my rants about boys, and we had a lot of inside jokes about my bad taste. But I remember my EXACT words to them one time when I was 13. "I really like him, but I don't know if I'm sexually attracted to him??" and they said "Ew. Straight people are so gross." Looking back, not great. So I took that to heart, decided I was just being TMI, and never thought about or talked about my confusing feelings again until now, this past summer, at age 18.
Then they all went to a very LGBTQ charter school while I went to normal high school. Soon I was out of the main friendgroup. Instead of inviting me to things, they started inviting their new LGBTQ friends. Soon I stopped talking to them entirely. At the end of middle school, I was down 4 friends and one sexuality. I know their ignorance was just a bi-product of being young kids excited about their identity in an "exclusive club," but still. I was traumatized because of my long suppression of my asexuality.
And now that I'm part of the LGBTQ community I can finally say, I don't claim them.
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I resent these people for multiple reasons, this is one of them. These were my best (and basically only) friends from ages 6-13. A friendgroup of 5: two lesbians (one of whom was non-binary), a bisexual guy, a non-binary pansexual, and me, the “token straight girl.”
They were all fairly confident and open about their identities from a somewhat young age. So, as is completely normal for middle schoolers, they became obsessed with identity and figuring themselves out. A huge part of this was their sexuality and identity as an (almost) entirely LGBTQ friendgroup. So there was a lot of treating me as the stereotypical boring straight friend who they made fun of for my straightness, and didn't allow to participate in their LGBTQ focused discussions. I felt a bit irritated. I was going through huge identity struggles as well, ones they downplayed because they believed theirs were more important. And this included what I now know was my own attempt to figure out my sexuality.
They made fun of me for being boy crazy. My rants about my crushes were what they labeled "weird straight people talk."
The non-binary pansexual was VERY sex positive. They were all about destigmatizing sex and sexual feelings, and sharing their own experience. They were also MUCH older than me. When I was 11, they were 15. That was around the time I started discovering my own feelings around sex. Now, I'm a fairly sex positive asexual, so I certainly had feelings, ones that just felt contradictory and incredibly confusing. This friend would tell me things like "you'll see when you're older," and tell me about their first time having sex, how it should be something I needed to be more open towards and that I'd soon see. I'm sure they had good intentions, but that was the kinda thing that imprinted on me. They were normal, I wasn't. I would be normal eventually.
The non-binary lesbian was my BEST FRIEND (now blocked on instagram). I have SO many good memories of them, but we often clashed. They were the most annoyed with my rants about boys, and we had a lot of inside jokes about my bad taste. But I remember my EXACT words to them one time when I was 13. "I really like him, but I don't know if I'm sexually attracted to him??" and they said "Ew. Straight people are so gross." Looking back, not great. So I took that to heart, decided I was just being TMI, and never thought about or talked about my confusing feelings again until now, this past summer, at age 18.
Then they all went to a very LGBTQ charter school while I went to normal high school. Soon I was out of the main friendgroup. Instead of inviting me to things, they started inviting their new LGBTQ friends. Soon I stopped talking to them entirely. At the end of middle school, I was down 4 friends and one sexuality. I know their ignorance was just a bi-product of being young kids excited about their identity in an "exclusive club," but still. I was traumatized because of my long suppression of my asexuality.
And now that I'm part of the LGBTQ community I can finally say, I don't claim them.
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My LGBTQ+ childhood friendgroup was the reason I suppressed my...
I resent these people for multiple reasons, this is one of them. These were my best (and basically only) friends from ages 6-13. A friendgroup of...
Did my nails ace flag colours and am quite proud of it. I'm male so I'm still kinda anxious about wearing it out and about much but still like it
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I don't really wear rings, but I just got this today and I'm so excited to wear it!
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