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I’m so excited to share these redraws of my concept!! Here are my zodiac cards for Daisy, Breekon & Hope, Not-Sasha, Michael, Magnus, and Martin & Jon:
I’m so pleased with myself for actually finishing these, I can’t remember the last time I drew fanart for anything so I hope this conveys how freaking BUZZED I am for the series finale next week 💚
I’m Gay
I’m A Lesbian
I’m bisexual
i’m trans
Im Asexual.
I’m not sure yet
it’s ok!
a wholesome post
Smol grey tabby cat with ace flag?
He him good boi
(Smol requests are, and will remain open)
Smol fox with the aro flag pls?
Small man 2: Aromantic Boogaloo
(Smol requests are, and will remain open)
Wow it’s almost like the oversexualisation of queerness is one of the reasons why asexuals, non-binary folks and aromantics are not seen as queer enough to be part of the community
OH
there you go
God made this post
so i was walking around fernsdale tonight and decided to stop in their local pride center and explore a bit. i walked in, and what am i immediately greeted by?
this, sitting on a table right at the entrance!
so, just a reminder to all my fellow aces out there- i know it can be scary trying to be yourself. tumblr is a platform that allows those who wouldn’t accept you to be very loud about their opinions. but, please remember that tumblr is not! an exact reflection of the real world! there are people out there who will accept you for who you are, and they are much more numerous than you would think.
please don’t shove yourself back into the closet just because of some exclusionist or otherwise anti-ace posts you saw online. you are okay to be who you are, and you are okay to be proud of that.
seeing that flag sitting there just reminded me once again that many people are accepting and that you can find them anywhere, if you only try.
don’t pay too much attention to discourse on here. it doesn’t matter in the end. just remember that you can be loved and accepted, no matter what tumblr may lead you to believe.
This is old, but it serves as a nice reminder.
Chuck Tingle is out here being an ace ally.
Aros/aces are not half, almost, or basically straight. Asexual people are not straight. Aromantic people are not straight. Whatever they might identify further with, they are not straight by default.
Aros/aces may choose to individually identify as straight but that is their decision and applies to them only. It does not speak for other aros/aces. However the situation, it never falls in the hands of allos to make that call for us and erase an important part of our orientation.
attention: all oriented aroaces will hereby be assigned one (1) white-throated hummingbird to guard and protect them.
look at how happy they are to be with you!!!! 🐦 💙
Autistic aces are awesome and deserve respect and representation.
This is the route for Pride in my city this year and…
Platonic intimacy is seeing your friend’s car in the grocery store parking lot and parking so close to him that he can’t open his door and has the crawl through the passenger’s side.
Platonic intimacy is hot gluing four copies of Resident Evil – Code: Veronica to the ceiling of his hallway closet and seeing how long it takes him to notice that there’s four copies of Resident Evil – Code: Veronica hot glued to the ceiling of his hallway closet.
Platonic intimacy is watching the graceful curve of his body as he stretches in bed, fixating on the strip of skin where his shirt’s pulled up juuuust enough that you can sneeze on his exposed stomach and then run away while he’s distracted and bewildered by how super gross and unnecessary that was.
Platonic intimacy is sending him an e-mail that says, “The Harbinger of Boy Sauce is Upon You,” instead of just, like, texting him and letting him know you’re on your way to help him do his shots.
Platonic intimacy is calling him in the middle of the night and waking him up because you heard a weird noise outside that you’re about to investigate, and you need moral support and also someone to call an ambulance if you end up having to knife fight a racoon.
No, it’s platonic. If it’s romantic, you gotta’ have a rose between your teeth and one titty out.
if all the other sexualities ‘swing a certain way’
then i suppose aspecs just fell off and sit in the pit below the swing ready to grab an unsuspecting victims ankles to scare them >:))))))
Hello!
I hope all asexual trans people, All aromantic trans people, And all aroace trans people had a wonderful Trans Day Of Visibility! Whether you’re out or not, you’re amazing, and you’re loved!
“Asexual activist Yasmin Benoit talks to PinkNews about how she realised she was asexual, why the LGBT community needs to be more inclusive, annoying comments people make about asexuality, and why she’s embracing her asexuality as a proud, black model.“
[Yasmin Benoit: You barely see asexual people as it is, let alone a black asexual person.
I am a model and an asexuality activist, and I am an aromantic asexual.
There was never really a time where I didn’t think I was asexual. I noticed when I was about eight and I was in primary school like everyone’s hormones seemed to kick in and all of a sudden the boys and girls didn’t want to just play with each other; they were going out with each other and they fancied each other and I was like, “Alright, what’s this?”
The default is straight so when people would ask me I’d be like “Well I guess I’m straight but I don’t like boys.” And they were like: “Well then you’re probably not straight.” They said: “Well do you like girls?” and I was like “No, I don’t really like anybody.” And they were like: “Well maybe you’re asexual or something?” And I was like “Alright, that sounds good.” So I Googled that and I was like “Yeah, sounds about right.” So when I was about 14, I just started using that word.
I find that most of the time, in my personal life, people just kind of re-interpret it their own way. So I’ll say: “Hey, I’m asexual” and they’ll be like: “Oh ok, so you’re well behaved.” They’ll just switch it. I’ll be like “I’m asexual” and they’ll be like: “Oh, you’ll find the right person, don’t worry” and I’ll be like “That’s not what I said.”
It has nothing to do with being a prude, it has nothing to do with being insecure, and antisocial, and introverted. It has nothing to do with how you look—that’s something I get a lot—people are like: “Oh but you’re good looking, you don’t need to be asexual,” which usually tells me that A) people think that there is an asexual look and that it isn’t a good one, and 2) that asexuality is a choice that people take when they can’t get dates or that they can’t get laid, which is really strange.
One of the benefits of being asexual is definitely that you don’t have to worry about–if you’re aromantic—you really don’t worry about relationship stuff. I know some asexual people do worry about that but I don’t have that problem.
I think that representation is definitely very important because I think the LGBTQIA+ community in general is pretty whitewashed in its representation. That is not only ironic for the community that’s supposed to be so inclusive and diverse if it doesn’t look like that, it’s also counterproductive for minorities that are part of it because it’s kind of seen as being a white thing, which definitely doesn’t help when you are trying to come out and people don’t take it seriously in your community because it’s seen as being this white kid thing.
Even in the LGBTQIA community, I find that people tend to cut out the A or think that the A stands for allies. I notice a lot of the time in organisations or in the media, people only care about the LGBT part and even though they put the plus, they don’t actually acknowledge the plus. But last time I checked the community is about, you know, people that aren’t heteronormative and they don’t fit that and it’s supposed to be inclusive of that. I think that LGBTQIA+ platforms should do a better job of acknowledging what’s in the plus and not just the LGB and the T.]
