Another Response to the 13 Myths About Asexuality
I’ve asked the author to provide additional commentary on his own about this article. I hope he will do so.
(via loversintransition)
Source: ace-reporter
How To Have Sex With an Asexual Person
This isn’t my article, I didn’t write and I don’t know the person that did, I simply find it an incredibly informative read, and I highly suggest anyone in a romantic relationship (or otherwise) with an asexual person read it.
Trigger warning for mentions of non consensual situaltions.
Source: slinkyofpansexuality
Other ace blogs.
thingsthatmakeyouacey.tumblr.com
Source: asexualeducation
I made some ace pride shirts!
For sale:
Purple T-shirts (sadly no purple hoodies available)
OMFSM I want a hoodie!!! AWESOME
(via loversintransition)
Source: introspectivestardust
Single Asexuals blog
Just like any other singles blog on Tumblr, but for asexuals.
I hadn’t ever seen one, and I know I can’t be the only asexual that’s looking for a partner!
Please feel free to submit whether you’re looking for a partner, just friends, or anything in between.
Source: cakeyeahasexuals
How Should Asexuality Be Introduced to Sex Education Classes?
This is something that I think needs far more attention than it has received. Asexuality is currently left out of sex education classes or only briefly introduced. If we leave this up to the sex educators, we may find that the definitions are very odd.
(via fuckyeahsexeducation)
Source: ace-reporter
Source: lostmymindinseoul
Meet Richardson, America’s First “Asexual Sex Magazine”. With its debut issue around 2001, and a 5 year hiatus, Richardson re-emerged last spring, with the launch of Issue: A4. With the launch of the most recent issue A5-The Male Gaze’, Richardson is back and hotter than ever
Source: littletoastgirl
On a side note, I hate to say it but I really don’t like the asexual flag. What a boring, bland, depressing mix of colors :/
Source: i--do--what--i--want
Carnival of Aces round up: Community
The third round of Carnival of Aces has been posted. Looks like there were seven entries this time around, including mine. The theme this time around was community.
Source: aceeccentric
Asexual Experiences: About this blog
This blog is an attempt to collect the experiences of asexuals (I do hope there isn’t already another blog who does this, if there is one, feel free to point it out). The asexual community is very multifaceted, and I’d like this to be represented here.
Source: asexualexperiences
