#asexuals
Reblog if you agree
People who support lesbians and gays but disapprove of or are uncomfortable with bisexuals, transgenders, nonbinary individuals, pansexuals, asexuals, etc. are NOT allies.
Just a reminder that asexuals, aromantics, and agenders are great. They are always on top of their A-game!
Asexuals are valid & amazing
Me (an Aro Ace) :sings along to a song that is about love or sex
Everyone in a three mile radius: WHY DO YOU LIKE SINGING SONGS ABOUT SEX AND LOVE? SOUNDS LIKE YOU AREN’T REALLY AN AROMANTIC ASEXUAL!!! HAHA YOU JUST WANTED ATTENTION ALL ALONG!
Me:LITERALLYEVERY OTHER SONG IS ABOUT LOVE OR SEX. ALSO, ASEXUAL DOES NOT MEAN I STAY AWAY FROM MEDIA THAT REFERENCES SEX, JUST AS AROMANTIC DOES NOT MEAN I AVOID ANYTHING DEALING WITH RELATIONSHIPS.
Asexual= LACK OF SEXUAL ATTRACTION
Aromantic= LACK OF ROMANTIC ATTRACTION
Asexual does NOT mean staying away from things dealing with or referencing sexual actions
Aromantic does NOT mean staying away from things dealing with or referencing romantic attraction
Person: What you’re wearing doesn’t make you look aro/ace! You look like you are trying to attract someone!
Aromantics/ Asexuals can dress ourselves up because we want to look pretty, regardless of what anyone else thinks. We are not dressing up for your pleasure. Aros and Aces should be able to dress nicely or even “immodestly” without this whole idea that doing so takes away from our aro/ace identity.
me (an ace) *breathes*
*Random acephobe crawling out of the 2nd level of hell*
Them: Asexuality does not exist. Asexuals are just teens looking for attention! I advise you to seek therapy!!!
Me: I’m asexual
Person: sO doEs ThAt MeAn ThAt YoU ArE a sPoNgE?
*stares into the camera like I’m on The Office*
If you want to know what acephobia in the LGBT+ community does, it makes asexuals, like me, not want to go to LGBT groups because we won’t feel welcomed. It isolates us and tells us our problems are invalid. Acephobia in the LGBT+ literally scares aces away from places (like LGBT groups in our schools and communities) that should be safe for us.