Why the asexual flag in some parts of Jaiden's video has two purple strips ? (PS: I did not watch it yet)
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Y'all I vibe with it, they could use garlic bread as currency lol
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If you look up the definition of queer on bing there is an aromantic flag next to it. I thought someone might enjoy seeing :)
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kissing (and how I thought I was broken)
Hello everyone!
I want to know if anybody has had a similar experience.
So, back when I was in middle school I figured out I didn't feel attracted to men. Logical conclusion: freaking out cause I might be a lesbian.
A couple of years later, I kissed my best friend. And it was... fine. Just fine. It was nice to kiss her, cause I love her and she's great and she deserves nice kisses. But I didn't have any physiological reaction.
So I thought: maybe I AM straight?
Later on, a guy kissed me, and I was expecting to finally feel a reaction. But no. It was actually worse. With my friend, it had felt nice because it was soft and I had kissed her. With him, he was way rougher and was more of a sloppy makeout. He seemed incredibly into it, so I started to freak out because I thought something was wrong with me.
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After many other experiences like this one and years of thinking there was something wrong with me, I finally found out that I am asexual. But still, I can't help but wonder if something is actually wrong. Is this a normal thing for other ace/aro people?
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Hello everyone!
I want to know if anybody has had a similar experience.
So, back when I was in middle school I figured out I didn't feel attracted to men. Logical conclusion: freaking out cause I might be a lesbian.
A couple of years later, I kissed my best friend. And it was... fine. Just fine. It was nice to kiss her, cause I love her and she's great and she deserves nice kisses. But I didn't have any physiological reaction.
So I thought: maybe I AM straight?
Later on, a guy kissed me, and I was expecting to finally feel a reaction. But no. It was actually worse. With my friend, it had felt nice because it was soft and I had kissed her. With him, he was way rougher and was more of a sloppy makeout. He seemed incredibly into it, so I started to freak out because I thought something was wrong with me.
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After many other experiences like this one and years of thinking there was something wrong with me, I finally found out that I am asexual. But still, I can't help but wonder if something is actually wrong. Is this a normal thing for other ace/aro people?
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kissing (and how I thought I was broken)
Hello everyone! I want to know if anybody has had a similar experience. So, back when I was in middle school I figured out I didn't feel...
💚🤍💜 "A" Stands For The Whole "A-Spec(trum)": But What Do The Other Symbols Stand For❓🤔
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Saw this prominently displayed at my local Barnes & Nobles :) (see bottom right of photo)
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