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Todd Chavez, Bojack Horseman

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Asexuality is still hugely misunderstood. TV is slowly changing that.

TV is gradually making room for more asexual characters — but few shows are up to the challenge.

A great read!

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19 TV And Film Characters Asexual People Relate To On A Deep Level

"It means a lot to see your own experiences reflected in a TV show that you love."

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Voodoo, Sirens

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Combating Misconceptions of Asexuality

Some helpful infographics courtesy of thetrevorproject.org to combat common misconceptions about asexuality. 

And how to replace common phrases that every ace is sick of hearing:

The resources on asexuality listed on The Trevor Project website: 

AVEN – The Asexual Visibility and Education Network – Includes Forum

Asexual Awareness Week

Asexuality 101 pdf

Asexual Groups – World List

What Is Asexuality?

The Invisible Orientation

Asexuality: A Brief Introduction PDF (Asexuality Archive)

Planned Parenthood: Sexual Orientation

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Raphael Santiago, Shadow Hunters

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Jughead Jones, Archie Comics

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Todd's Asexuality On 'BoJack' Isn't A Perfect Depiction, But It's Made Me Feel Understood

I’ve never connected with any character more than I do with cartoon Aaron Paul, a.k.a. BoJack Horseman’s Todd Chavez, as he lies on his couch, exasperated, refreshing a dating app. It’s All About That Ace, the asexual-centric one his friend Emily…

THE IMPORTANCE OF REPRESENTATION!!!!