#radieal

[aromanticshaycormac]

50!

50. What do you want to get out of this pride month?I actually don't know. I've never been to a pride parade or owned any merch or anything signifying my identity, so I guess just some confidence in my identity, and the ability to be able to say "I'm aro and I'm proud. My identity is not up for debate"

[starswallowingsea]

Billie Jean covered by The Civil Wars! It feels way different than the original.

couldn’t listen all the way through | not my thing | it’s okay | kinda catchy | ok i really like this | downloading immediately | already in my library

Not my favorite but I wouldn't say no to it on a playlist or smth.

Send me song recs and I'll rate them!

[atypicality]

💌 when u get this u have to answer with 5 things u like about yourself, publicly. then, send this ask to 10 of ur fav followers (non-negotiable, positivity is cool) 💌

1) my hair

2) my smile

3) my gestures (i am alive to be Dramatic)

4) my aesthetics/my style

5) my dedication to what i love

tysm for sending this! 💕💘💖

[starswallowingsea]

H!

Harmony! I love harmonizing in choir and making cool sounding chords :P

[thatsaces]

You’re probably thinking: what does this photo have anything to do with asexuality? Well, on this trip in March 2015 I figure out I’m asexual. Here’s the story, written trying to remember exactly what I was thinking:

I am 14 years old. Most of my friends are changing. I guess I am, too. We’re going through puberty, so that entails a lot of changes. There’s this one change everyone keeps talking about that I just don’t understand. “You’ll start to feel urges,” I’m told. What on Earth does that mean? “You’ll want to do things.” I understand that “things” are sex, but that seems so far away. I still don’t really know what sex is. I mean I know what it is, but I don’t know what it entails. I don’t know why the word came rushing to me; it’s as if it were sent to me. Asexual. I look it up online. “Am I asexual?” and basically any variation of that question. I’m reading an article and crying, because that sounds so much like me.  Currently I am 18 years old. I still identify as asexual. I was not “too young” to know.

Stories like these are so important to me because so many young aces think they are too young to know and they’re not! Nor should they be scared of their label changing. You’re allowed to id as ace at 14 or 15 and no one should tell you otherwise! Thank you for sharing and Happy Asexual Awareness week! Submitted by @radieal

[bionicdogs]

12!

i’ve never been to pride! i would love to go, i’ve just never had a group of friends that wanted to go with me :/

[glorious-asexual]

@theradicalace is cool and has an awesome blog.

@theradicalace ❤

[aromanticshaycormac]

⭐️ you should share something about me

Fact: ur amazing an ily. Jk you play violin and r a huge theater nerd. You also like playing shitty episode games