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Asexual is a person who does not experience sexual attraction. It is not shaming people with multiple sexual partners. It is not just “friendship” when aces date and don’t have

Yes, Aces and Aros are Queer - Here's Why https://medium.com/@secretladyspider/yes-aces-and-aros-are-queer-heres-why-4c73297f6d3a I found it incredibly difficult to condense this into a thread, but, I am going to post a thread below

I recently saw the take that demisexuality is offensive because it insinuates that all sexualities are preferences. This take completely misunderstands asexuality and demisexuality. It is misinformed and perpetuates myths

The need for people to dismiss asexuality and aspec identities is continuously fueled by the idea that everyone should be sexually accessible. But people don’t work that way. The option

So you've probably heard that some aspecs have sex and others don't but you might not know that asexual spectrum folx have terms for this so let's talk about what

Maybe the reason for that is because you are a large voice in the asexual community. I personally didn’t know how to tell you how it made me feel, especially

Demisexuals have this sometimes. We aren't just abstaining from sex because we don't want to have one night stands. We are literally not experiencing sexual attraction towards ANYONE unless a

Okay so let's dissect this argument about demisexuality being "an entire sexuality for people who simply don't do hookups" because that is just not what demisexuality ishttps://twitter.com/eighthgrade/status/12780148185790

Why is the most popular aphobe take “oh you wanna be oppressed?” instead of just acknowledging that aces aren’t straight and that that’s the POINT of the queer community? I

Aces & aros are still LGBTQIA A is not for Ally A is for asexual, agender, aromantic Ally is someone outside of the community who supports it. that’s what ally

Okay so let’s dissect the “we are all demisexual” argument against demisexuality because it’s still #PrideMonth2020 and no, demisexuals arent “just normal/picky” but not many people actually understand WHY that’s

I think the amount of aphobia on the internet just shows how much people who experience sexual attraction regularly take the experience for granted. It can be hard for them

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