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As an Asexual male, I have an easier time relating to females than I do most other males.

I wouldn't consider myself trans—I don't identify as a female or like to think of myself as a female, but females always made way more sense to me than fellow males. I have an easier time feeling a sense of belonging with them, and, especially when compared with males, they seem like kindred spirits.

I think part of that is that men are more traditionally promiscuous and sexually-driven and I have always felt isolated and confused by them because of it.

This is not a problem, just something I wanted to share.

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asexuals: you underestimate the power I have
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About to go to my first in-person class at university this semester, and I’m wearing this ace pride mask I bought! It’s my first time wearing pride stuff in public. I’m not sure if I’m hoping someone will acknowledge it or if I’m hoping they won’t.
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Saw this on twitter and I got Ace vibes from it so I posted it here.😄
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Saw this image on another sub and thought it fit here.
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Asexual Artist? We Want You!

Feeling isolated from your artistic peers? Us too!

We are creating a shiny new Discord community, specifically for Asexual Artists that are seeking a like-minded community.
Come along, meet new friends, network and vent!

https://discord.gg/GGs8NSRDWx
Feel free to use this invite link to spread the word!

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How is it possible for amab aces to have sex?

I’m an asexual cis man, and I’m not entirely sure how sex works.

I’ve never had sex before, primarily because of the whole lack of sexual attraction thing; however, I’m not sex-repulsed/averse, and I don’t think I’d mind doing it. I’m pretty sure I’m sex-neutral, maybe even leaning a tiny bit towards favorable, but I’m not sure since I haven’t tried.

However, I’m not sure how performing the act is even possible for people with amab anatomy. To do it, I would have to rise to the occasion, and I’m not sure how that’s possible when I don’t find arousal in anything particularly related to sex.

Not sure if anyone here has any tips/advice for this.

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it’s not just netflix but you get the point
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Why are people so dismissive??

Hi (16F) aroace,

I have had lots of horrible experiences with aphobia when coming out to people. I had to lie to my mum the other day about why I wanted to go to the shopping centre and why I wanted to go alone. I said I wanted to go and look at the pandora charms, but really I wanted to go to buy 'Loveless' by Alice Oseman. I felt almost ashamed buying the book and that everyone was judging me.

Before I even got into the shopping centre some creep came up to me and asked me my age. I just ignored him and walk off as I walked off he shouted "You're not that pretty anyway" which hurt me. I felt very anxious in the shopping centre after that.

The reason I lied to my mum is that she doesn't believe being aroace is a real thing. She is aphobic and she has really hurt me before, so I am scared about what she is going to say to me. I am hiding the book for her. When I came out to her, I thought she would be supportive and accept me but she didn't. I feel like none accepts or supports me. I wish I never told her.

I wish amatonormative people weren't so dismissive and at least tried to understand being aroace.

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