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My girlfriend broke up with me because she didn't want to accept me for who I am.

Context, I'm 17 and my girlfriend (now ex-girlfriend) is 22. I know we have an age difference.

She tried to kiss me and I didn't agree because kisses seem disgusting to me (I don't know if it's because of my asexuality or because I'm disgusted), but she did things like holding hands, hugging and stuff like that.

And every time he tried to kiss me I got nervous and the mere idea of ​​putting his tongue in each other disgusted me more and more, until he asked me what was wrong. That's when I told him that I was asexual and that those things made me crazy.

"I can't with you," he told me when I finished.

But well... I can't do anything anymore and I'm not one of those who begs for a second chance, but I'm afraid of being alone for the rest of my life. 😔

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Aroace men

So, I'm an aroace woman: aroace in practice, straight in theory. It means I feel more "attracted" to men, emotionally and other ways that don't include romantically or sexually.

The problem is that aroace men are too rare or they don't even know they're aroace.

I want to meet an aroace guy who I can share life with, and I don't mean it as a commited partner or not, but someone I can be sure that won't block me while I'm asleep and that I can finally find my "soulmate", a friend I can keep forever that won't leave me behind once they find a "better" person.

The question: where are aroace men? Do they exist? Are there even men that are sexually repulsed and romantically averse?

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