#happy ace

[brew-berry-a-trash-artist]

This was very rushed because I only found out like 20 mins ago that it was ace day, I’m working on something way better for ace day but I won’t be able to finish it in time so I quickly threw this on tumblr.

Happy ace day to all my fellow ace’s, even if you aren’t ace or part of the lgbtq+ community I hope you have a lovely day 🏳️‍🌈

[ace-witcher-power]

yesterday I was so sad, so my father went to the market and bought me leg warmers!!!!!

I AM THE HAPPIEST PERSON IN THE WORLD

and yes, i use leg warmers in my arms, please don't judge me :D

[little-batty-boo-boo]

oh to be the witch in my unwritten story who lives with no discernible monetary income, has a beautiful long distance aroace partnership and turns into a toad to trick kids into learning magic

[chaos-ace]

GOING FERAL MY PARENTS GOT ME THE NEW PJO BOOK

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[jenthemoon]

Asexual awareness week!

Remember that we all are valid!

Don’t ever let anyone tell you that you don't belong in the LGBTQ community!

Love yourself and go do something you love because you want to!

change the world!

[writersarea]

I was explaining to my friends yesterday how some people view aces as less human because they don’t have sex and people link sex to emotion and one of my friends goes “no, it takes sex to make humans, not sex to be human” and I was just so happy

[knowerofuselessfacts]

Happiness

I found out my niece was ace like me this weekend.

Thus of course we called ourselves Slytherace bros (even though we are girls) and made puns and bad jokes. Also kinda happy she came out to me first.

[decaffeinatedbookworm-blog]

Happy Ace Story

My friend went to Pride in Toronto today (I couldn't as family was coming over) and she sent me a picture of a group of aces in the parade. They were all wearing purple shirts, some of them with “asexuals exist” on it and looked like they were having a blast!

This was so incredible to me, as I had never met anybody or know of anybody close to me (geographically) who was asexual. It warmed my heart to know that there were others like me not too far away. I almost cried I was so happy and excited for them. 

It can be difficult for me being ace sometimes, especially as I grew up, because so many of my friends were getting into serious sexual relationships. I thought there was something wrong with me at first, then after I learned what asexuality was I thought no one would ever love me. Seeing all those people at Pride and knowing I’m not alone was so uplifting.

Long story not at all short, to all my fellow aces out there, you’re awesome. Keep on being you