Sheila Fernandez

[sheila-fernandez]

Regarding my personal experience...

Although I enjoy intimacy such as hugging, holding hands, and kissing women, I do not experience a physical need for release. I am lesbian, although I am dissociated from the physicall relationship, physically I am not attracted to nobody, but my pulse amplitude is normal, even though I do not need physical release. This means that the solution is fixed for me in the act of being in love itself, the hugs, holding hands, and kisses.

It's clear that before I knew this I had experiences with both sexes and even with non-binary people, but the best wisdom is when you already know what you're about and who you are with yourself, and your sexuality.

[sheila-fernandez]

When asexual individuals engage in physiological intimacy, the motivation differs from that of allosexual (non-asexual) people.

Sensual Touch: Many asexuals enjoy non-sexual, tactile intimacy such as cuddling, holding hands, and kissing.

Responsive Desire: A physical relationship might happen because the asexual partner chooses to engage in sex to fulfill their partner’s needs, out of curiosity, or simply because they enjoy the physical pleasure of the sensations without needing a sexual target.

Masturbation: Many asexuals experience libido (a physical urge for release) and handle it as a purely biological necessity through solitary release, often disassociated from partnering.

Understanding Attraction vs. Drive

Scientific studies highlight that asexual people can physically produce all the typical bodily markers of sexual arousal—such as vaginal pulse amplitude or erections—when shown erotic materials, even though their subjective reports of feeling attracted to the stimuli are significantly lower. This demonstrates that the body's mechanical response can occur independently of sexual attraction.

[sheila-fernandez]

[sheila-fernandez]

Los pasajeros españoles del barco del hantavirus harán cuarentena hasta el 17 de junio

Los pasajeros españoles del barco del hantavirus harán cuarentena hasta el 17 de junio

La fijación del 6 de mayo como último día de contactos a partir del cual se establece la cuarentena se ha realizado tras el "análisis pormen

[sheila-fernandez]

The more you know yourself, the more you are being questioned.

[sheila-fernandez]

[sheila-fernandez]

[sheila-fernandez]

[sheila-fernandez]

My flag...Affectionate preference: This refers to a lesbian who prioritizes non-sexual expressions of love (such as hugging, kissing, caressing, and holding hands) over purely sexual acts. Asexual spectrum: Although many people within the asexual spectrum (ace-spec) use this term, it is not exclusive to asexuality; any lesbian with this affectionate preference can identify with it. Origin: The concept of "bambisexuality" originated in the 1980s and formally appeared in LGBT community guides in the early 1990s. The modern term "bambi lesbian" has been revitalized on platforms like Tumblr in recent years.

[sheila-fernandez]

[sheila-fernandez]

[sheila-fernandez]

Un gracias a los payasos por tanta diversión !

[crossdreamers]

New study shows that the “regret rate” for gender-affirming surgery is less than 1%.

Three researchers from Johns Hopkins University presents new research in the Journal of the American Medical Association. They conclude that the “regret rate” for gender-affirming surgery is less than one percent:

"This rate of surgical regret among TGD [transgender and gender-diverse ] patients appears to be substantially lower than rates of surgical regret following similar procedures among the broader population, including cisgender individuals. In fact, one systematic review found that the average prevalence of surgical regret was 14.4% among all research studies analyzed, which the authors suggested was relatively low."

In other words: The regret rate for surgery in general (all types) is around 14 percent, which is considered low. That makes the regret rate for trans people having surgery extremely low.

Harry Barbee, Bashar Hassan, and Fan Liang: Postoperative Regret Among Transgender and Gender-Diverse Recipients of Gender-Affirming Surgery

See also News Medical: Johns Hopkins researchers find minimal regret after gender affirming surgery

Photo: Shapecharge

[sheila-fernandez]

Spain’s legislators approve gender self-identification reforms

If passed into law, the reforms would allow those over 16 to change their legally registered gender with greater ease.

[sheila-fernandez]

La revolución trans es la última frontera del patriarcado - Euforia

Una revolución aparentemente inofensiva se ha apoderado de nuestra sociedad y de los debates en redes sociales. Una revolución que altera a los sectores más reaccionarios, a los que siempre molestó la libertad, pero...

Una revolución aparentemente inofensiva se ha apoderado de nuestra sociedad y de los debates en redes sociales. Una revolución que altera a los sectores más reaccionarios, a los que siempre molestó la libertad, pero...

[sheila-fernandez]

Today is Transgender Day Of Remembrance #TDOR #TDOR2022 #TransgenderDayOfRemembrance The names of so many people may be forgotten bt not their faces or their lives. Transphobia, like any act of hate, is disgusting and nothing can justify it.

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Ig de la ilustradora: ollincatorres