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jimmabee: “ When I first came out as Asexual, I kept it quite a secret from most of my friends and family as it wasn’t a well known sexuality. When I did eventually open up about it to some people many of them told me that I wasn’t Asexual and that I...
jimmabee: “ When I first came out as Asexual, I kept it quite a secret from most of my friends and family as it wasn’t a well known sexuality. When I did eventually open up about it to some people many of them told me that I wasn’t Asexual and that I...
jimmabee: “ When I first came out as Asexual, I kept it quite a secret from most of my friends and family as it wasn’t a well known sexuality. When I did eventually open up about it to some people many of them told me that I wasn’t Asexual and that I...
jimmabee: “ When I first came out as Asexual, I kept it quite a secret from most of my friends and family as it wasn’t a well known sexuality. When I did eventually open up about it to some people many of them told me that I wasn’t Asexual and that I...
jimmabee: “ When I first came out as Asexual, I kept it quite a secret from most of my friends and family as it wasn’t a well known sexuality. When I did eventually open up about it to some people many of them told me that I wasn’t Asexual and that I...
jimmabee: “ When I first came out as Asexual, I kept it quite a secret from most of my friends and family as it wasn’t a well known sexuality. When I did eventually open up about it to some people many of them told me that I wasn’t Asexual and that I...
9th September, 2016
9th Sep, 2016
9/9/2016
3 years ago

jimmabee:

When I first came out as Asexual, I kept it quite a secret from most of my friends and family as it wasn’t a well known sexuality. When I did eventually open up about it to some people many of them told me that I wasn’t Asexual and that I was just saying that because I “hadn’t found the right person”. I was quite irritated by that idea, to me it was like telling a gay man he was just saying he was gay because he hadn’t found the right woman. 

Like Homosexuality, Asexuality is not a choice, we are born that way, there is nothing you can do or say that will change what we are.  

(Source: bittybeees, via )

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    1. Don’t call people homosexuals 2. This actually does happen to gay men sooo 3. Stop implying gay people are more...
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    So youre telling asexuals they need to go through therapy to get sexual feelings?That sounds like another idea that is...
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