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Well, fuck me.
Iâve found it.Â
Iâve found the purest post on this hellsite.
âLike a cute little penguin whoâs happy with her successful little hunting.â
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Yasmin Benoit
Who: Yasmin Benoit*
What: Model, Activist, Writer
Where: British
When: June 10, 1996 - Present
(Image Description: a photo of Benoit from the waist up with the words â# This is what asexual looks likeâ over it. She is a black woman with a medium dark complexion. She has long straight dark hair, excellent eyebrows, and dark eyes. She is wearing a leather/latex tank top/spaghetti strap top and pants/a skirt of the same material. She has her arms akimbo. Â End ID)
Benoit is a model, writer, LGBTQ+ Activist, and a self proclaimed metal head.
She works hard to spread awareness of asexuality and dispel myths about us using her platform and her sizable social media presence (Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, Twitter). She is often a contributor to queer media and writes often on asexuality as well as fighting hard for visibility and representation for asexuals, Queer POC, and POC in general. Her YouTube channel is particularly of note in which she deals with the ongoing problem of aphobia despite the hate and bile she gets in return.
(Image description: a photo of Benoit in fishnet stockings and a shirt with the Venus symbol with devil horns on it. She is snarling and has her hand in her hair.)
Orientation: Aroace
I have a lot of quotes from Benoit because she is extremely eloquent and points out a lot of things I, at the very least, relate to.
âIt has nothing to do with how you lookâthatâs something I get a lotâpeople are like: âOh but youâre good looking, you donât need to be asexual,â which tells me that people think that there is an asexual look and that it isnât a good one, and two that asexuality is a choice that people take when they canât get dates or that they canât get laid.â
âYou barely see asexual people as it is, let alone a black asexual personâŚI think that representation is definitely very important because I think the LGBTQIA+ community in general is pretty whitewashed in its representationâŚEven in the LGBTQIA community, I find that people tend to cut out the A or think that the A stands for allies.â
âOne of the benefits of being asexual is definitely that you donât have to worry aboutâif youâre aromanticâyou really donât worry about relationship stuff.â
-Yasmin Benoit, all from a Pink News interview, November 2018
(Image Description: a photo of Benoit at some kind of a show or ceremony. She stands in front of a wall with a logo reading âDivaâ repeated all over it. She is smiling with her hands on her hips and wearing a short black dress.)
âI may not be in the first four letters, but I do not relate to the heterosexual experience in the slightest.â
â[On modeling as an aromantic asexual] I believe one comment [on one of her photographs] was âthat girl looks like sheâs about as asexual as a stray dogâ. And Iâm not entirely sure what that means!? Are stray dogs particularly sexual creatures? They were like âif sheâs asexual why is she getting her picture taken? Why is she wearing those clothes?â You obviously donât understand what modelling is, you have to get your picture taken, you have to wear the clothesâŚI do think people outside of my circle find it kind of difficult to comprehend. And even for me IN it, itâs difficult to navigate sometimes! People see that I do lingerie and are like, âoh sheâll probably just take any job.â But Iâm VERY specific [with the jobs I take]. Iâll be like, âlingerie in what way?ââŚIf you see a girl on the cover of GQ in a bra, sheâs not selling the bra. The bra is irrelevant to the equation, itâs her that youâre supposed to be looking at. So Iâm always like, âam I showing off a product, which is kind of the point, or am I supposed to just be showing off myself?â Iâm kind of picky over whether the images are aimed at titlating somebody or if theyâre aimed at commercially making the clothes look as good as possible â which is my goal with it. From within the industry, itâs complicated, especially because of my body shape. If you have anything above an A cup then youâre pretty much in the lingerie category. And everything you do is seen as being more sexualised. Itâs interesting navigating it from within and to people outside of it as well.â
âThe only reason I noticed I was asexual was around the time everyone else realised they werenât asexual. I remember coming back from the summer holidays thinking, whatâs happened to everyone?â
âI want people to understand that asexuality is literally just what it says on the tinâŚDonât approach it with all of these other ideas of how itâs supposed to be or how the story is supposed to end⌠itâs literally just normal people, every type of person, every country, every background, every occupation, itâs not just young confused teenagers, itâs not just people who look a certain way. Itâs a diverse group of people and the same thing as youâd expect from any other community. Itâs not a psychological problem, itâs not a physical problem⌠for a lot of people itâs not a problem! Itâs literally just one element of a normal personâs life. So just treat it like that, without any of the extra baggage that people feel the need to throw on top of it.â
-Yasmin Benoit, all from a The Nopebook interview, March, 2019
*She does not have a Wikipedia page
(Image description: a photo of Benoit wearing fishnet stockings, a fishnet undershirt, and a long t-shirt with a cartoon whale on it. Around the whale in block print it says âAsexuwhaleâ. End ID)
Oh hey I havenât yelled about voting in a while
Reposting this because some of yâall need a reminding.
concept: a death god that is actually surprisingly supportive and on the side of the good guys, supporting actions and promoting policies that will lead to the kingdom growing and thriving instead of being destroyed, because the more the kingdom grows, the more people there are, and the more people there are the more people will eventually die, and when youâre an immortal god of death, you know thereâs no need to rush. youâll get them all in the end
i like how the responses on this post are cleanly split between âhey this is a great story idea i love itâ and âthis is absolutely terrifyingâ
Yes. A Death that is kind, and patient, and inevitable.
A Death that need not fight against you, that will often fight for you, because why not? It will gather you home eventually. Why not enjoy you first?
A Death that treasures those who fight it most ardently. That loves healers and defenders and survivalists and necromancers and mad scientists and immortal gods. That lets them pour everything they are into fighting it, denying it, adoring every desperate scrap of strength and will and brilliance and raw determination poured out against it. That catches you when your strength is done and all your will and brilliance run out, that gathers you close beneath a warm, dark cloak, and whispers well done, oh child, you were magnificent, well done.
A Death who will not seek to hasten an inevitable end, who will chastise those who seek to hasten it for others in Deathâs stead, who will slowly and patiently plot and sow and siphon away from the great monsters of the world. Because who are they to hasten Deathâs domain, who are they to deny Death its time and its place, who are they to cut short these vital glories that illuminate it so? Who are they to presume upon its will, that is so much larger and so much longer than theirs?
Who are they to call, and presume that Death, of all beings, should obey?
A Death that is not a hunter but a gatherer, who is always and eternal, who loves you, and can afford to wait. A Death who will fight for you and defend you, who will place its hand upon those who would speed you to its embrace, who has no need to rush you, only to greet you when you call.
A Death who is kind.
And patient.
And, before all and above all,
inevitable.
Boss on Friday afternoon: "Hey, one more thing before you go..." Me:
Please donât assume my forgetfulness is a sign of disinterest
Please donât assume my fidgeting is a sign of disinterest
Please donât assume my lack of eye contact is a sign of disinterest
Please donât assume my not wanting to stand or sit close to you is a sign of disinterest
Please donât assume my cringing away from your touch is a sign of disinterest
Please donât assume my not wanting to touch you is a sign of disinterest
Please donât assume my lack of verbal or nonverbal communication is a sign of disinterest
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If you look like this, HMU. Lemme brush ya waves, king đ
iâve never pretended to have good taste.. i know everything i like is garbage but iâm having a hell of a time!
Those were 2.20 minutes well spent!
Me: dont fuckin boss me around!!!!!
Someone I Find Attractive: *tells me what to do in a semi-stern voice*
Me: