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[evi-ula]

A LIST OF MY FAVOURITE REACTIONS TO ME WEARING AN ACE PIN IN SCHOOL

mentioned in a previous post "Wait i know what this is" [clearly does not know]

"Look i'd comment but i don't know anything about this sort of stuff so i'd get it wrong and embarrass myself" [walks away very quickly]

"isn't purple your favourite colour" yes it is well done

"no one will know what that is you know evi" yes very aware by the fact that about twenty people, including you, have now asked me

"I LOVE YOUR BADGES I WANT THEM" actual good reaction and i love her

",,, ain't that a plant thing" "THAT'S RUDE" from two different people. The second of which is the second person mentioned here. so clearly he knows a a bit. anyway the comment itself isn't funny but the context is. i have now been told that by two people. BOTH OF WHICH ARE IN MY PHYSICS CLASS. for some reason physics just screams Asexual Is A Plant Thing to some people?

"THAT'S WHY YOU DON'T SEE ATTRACTIVENESS" i mean not all ace people don't but i sure don't so. sure.

bonus points to the very conservative politics kid who looked at my pronoun pin and said, in a confused voice "she... her? what?"

[heyimboredtalktome]

Nico: If someone tries you,what do you say

Solangelo's child: I think the fuck not you trick ass bitch

Nico: *proudly* very well

Will: NO

Nico: *giving their child a beautiful Stygian iron dagger* So I'm giving you this dagger, okay? I had this made by granddaddy's best forgemaster so if anyone dares to come near you shove it so high up their fucking-

Will:

Will: OH SWEET JESUS-

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