[ SECRET POST #2762 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2762 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I kind of agree with you. If it were less common in fandom, I'd doubt your diagnosis but, seriously, some of the "sexuality" threads here are like 70% asexual, which seems totally statistically wrong.

DA

[(Anonymous)]

Well, sometimes it seems like a third of the internet population is trans*, too.

[(Anonymous)]

DA

I'd be careful about agreeing with anyone who's a) claiming that asexuality is mostly an excuse, and b) dancing around the words "enforced abstinence."

Not to mention taking it for granted that a random kmeme commenter is male, cowardly, undesirable, and faking their sexual orientation. That's already a pile of iffy, toxic fandom stereotypes.

[(Anonymous)]

Skewed population, though. I mean, online, almost all my friends are bi women or lesbians plus a few gender neutral people and an asexual woman. IRL, a few lesbians but almost all straight women. It's great to get online and talk to other lesbians, but if you went by my flist you'd think that there were almost no straight people in fandom.