The rest of the queers aren't allowed to exclude asexuals anymore; we've got the JK Rowling Seal of Disapproval! It's official, we belong!
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The rest of the queers aren't allowed to exclude asexuals anymore; we've got the JK Rowling Seal of Disapproval! It's official, we belong!
Pride in Circular Gallifreyan: Asexual
Is it possible to experience aesthetic/sensual attraction for a gender but not romantic or sexual attraction? Thank you so much and have a great day :)
Totally :)
All kinds of attractions works in mysterious ways. Hope this helps :)
Have a great day too! Good luck!
Donate to make a Bionic Penis for Trans Men a reality
A small trans owned business called Transthetics works on making hyper realistic fake penises for FTM people. Recently the owner, Alex, has announced he’s working on making a bionic penis. This would help so many trans kids as it’d be cheaper and safer than bottom surgery, and help alleviate dysphoria. In some cases (like for me), a trans person may actually prefer it. It would have four functions all in one: -pee -pack -play -pleasure The concept is to have it function as a DMAB penis would, and it’d look and feel as human as possible. There’s more information if you click the link below. BUT HE NEEDS YOUR HELP THROUGH DONATIONS. You can donate here using my donation link (it’d help me win one of his already released products, which i’d really appreciate!) The first step (out of three major steps that will need donations) is “where materials and mechanical options are explored, evaluated and tested.” As of May 14th, he’s at 2,000 out of the 50,000 goal. I can’t stress enough how much this could help trans boys (or people with dysphoria that involves not having a penis), and how desperately I, and others, want to see this dream become a reality. If you can donate - whether you’re trans or cis - I beg you to do so. A dollar, 5, 10, anything. Please also boost this post and help it reach as many people as possible!
Please donate This would help so many people out
Me trying to understand sexual attraction #asexualproblems
Welcome (back!) to Aggressively Arospec Week!
The people at #AggressivelyArospec are delighted to bring you this event for the second time!
#AggressivelyArospecWeek is a week-long event that aims to promote the creation of fancontent relating to the aromanticism-spectrum by arospec creators.
Have you ever felt, as an arospec person, that fandom was only interested in romance? That it didn’t care about arospec characters? That it didn’t care about your own experiences? Well, WE care. WE are interested.
From June 19 to June 25 2017, submit your fanfictions, fanarts, fanvids, headcanons, playlists,… that feature your favorite arospec characters by tagging them as #AggressivelyArospecWeek (in the first five tags). They can be characters who are canonically arospec or that you headcanon as arospec, from any fandom whatsoever. The point is for arospec people to give themselves the representation they deserve and get an opportunity to share it with others, but mostly it’s also to have fun! We can’t wait to see what you all can come up with.
(For more information, check out our About page or our FAQ section. If you need some inspiration, you can also check out the content that was created during last year’s event in our #AggressivelyArospecWeek tag.)
“Am I Arospec?” PowerPoint for Arospec Awareness Week.
Transcript below.
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I made my pride flags (asexual, aromantic, agender and nonbinary)
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Support and advice blog for the mogai community!
Hey friends!
A mutual and I just started this new mogai blog and we would be really happy if you checked it out or even gave it a smol promo~
To all the teenagers following me that don’t hear it from their parents: I’m proud of you.
Random positivity for xenogender aspecs~ You're all dazzling 💖💖💖
All exclusionist rhetoric relies on the presumptions that cisgender and heterosexual is default.
Default as in normative? Default as in culturally, socially, and economically dominant?
“Default” as in the assumption “cis hetero until proven otherwise, anything else is an aberration of that norm.”
How, from that assumption, do people reach the conclusion that cisgender heteroromantic, cisgender heterosexual, and cisgender gray/A-spectrum hetero-sexual/romantic people are cishet?
It’s basic rhetoric that targets every group they try to exclude. “Your orientation/gender is not real and you are a cishet faker,” to “your orientation is not Different Enough and is equal to straight (the default) despite not even being defined anyway similar.”
The concept of “special snowflakes” or even further than that, the “your identity is canceled out by other facets of it” is the same.
Claiming invisible identities have “straight (conditional) privilege” and then saying they ought to be treated as/practically are straight because of that “privilege.”
Seeing identities devoid of any attraction or genders that….don’t have any gender, and saying they are “just straight,” or “just cis,” because wow, default.
Claiming some identities are invalid because “everyone is like that,” basically establishing a norm and saying everyone functions that way (showing the belief of a default in the first place.)
The one in particular I see most, the claim that other non het orientations can’t “un-straight you,” because only being gay can apparently. Because obviously everyone is simply straight and un-straighted.
The prejudice against m-spec people as “traitors” or some such drivel because they are “half het,” or that “opposite” gender partnered ones are straight with a twist.
The prioritization of the cis default in the language they choose (such as “SGA,” And the concept of “straight passing privilege,”) and binary view of attraction, where you’re either gay or you’re straight, regardless of your actual identity.
All of these are what exclusionists do, it leads to their exclusion, their harmful rhetoric, their insistence that bisexuals aren’t real, that ace/aro isn’t its own orientation that is literally different from straight, that nonbinary people don’t exist, that binary people can’t be trans, etc. Its all from the same basic beliefs.
Excluding excluders who exclude excludingly exclude. Got it.
That was a whole lot of words for saying nothing
"Talking about the rhetoric that is used to exclude huge amounts of the community means nothing because clearly that behavior is dismissable as long as it also targets groups I dislike"
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I propose that we replace the term asexual with ‘a middle finger to Freud’.
An example in context:
Person: So what’s your sexuality? Me: a middle finger to Freud.
It’s true! I don’t make the rules (●´ω`●)
[Image: 6 pairs of angel wings with a halo over them and a small heart between them, each painted a different pride flag color: gay, asexual, aromantic, pan, bi, demisexual]