I finally bought my ace flag! It feels AWESOME to openly have something that just screams "I'm asexual"
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I'm bisexual but I love puns. So I did this. Hope ya like it
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Alright I guess like 90% of people who see this saw it before already but I gotta renew the invite every now and then, and just saying your always welcomed to join , btw thanks alot for 20 boosts and around 600 members I really love how active the community is , check my comment if you want to join!
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I took some inspiration from history and contrived a foolproof invasion plan. They will never see it coming.
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Didn’t actually say this, but I wanted to so bad. Also why are we invading Denmark?
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Local aviation club magazine devoted their whole issue to celebrating Pride, including asexuality!
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Interesting conversation with my endocrinologist today
She was asking the usual questions and got to the part where she asked if I was in a relationship or sexually active. She included both men and women when she asked and I said nope. she asked if I ever wanted to get in a relationship or have kids and of course I said nope again. Maybe it’s because she works in an endocrine unit so has possibly had exposure to the LGBT community or she’s just a decent person but she told me that of course that was totally fine.
Pretty nice switch up from “you’re too young to know”/“maybe one day” (I’m 22) and thought I’d share a positive experience :)
(For context I have Turner syndrome which messes with fertility so obviously if a woman with TS wants kids the endo would need to know. Not to mention I have a heart defect too so my cardiologist also needs to know if I’m pregnant/want to be pregnant)
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She was asking the usual questions and got to the part where she asked if I was in a relationship or sexually active. She included both men and women when she asked and I said nope. she asked if I ever wanted to get in a relationship or have kids and of course I said nope again. Maybe it’s because she works in an endocrine unit so has possibly had exposure to the LGBT community or she’s just a decent person but she told me that of course that was totally fine.
Pretty nice switch up from “you’re too young to know”/“maybe one day” (I’m 22) and thought I’d share a positive experience :)
(For context I have Turner syndrome which messes with fertility so obviously if a woman with TS wants kids the endo would need to know. Not to mention I have a heart defect too so my cardiologist also needs to know if I’m pregnant/want to be pregnant)
https://redd.it/ochx5s
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Interesting conversation with my endocrinologist today
She was asking the usual questions and got to the part where she asked if I was in a relationship or sexually active. She included both men and...
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Reminder when posting aphobia
Hi everyone. As you may have noticed we've had a lot of posts of aphobia recently. It's really important that we continue to be a space that...