[ SECRET POST #2924 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2924 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Asexuality in 'real life'

[(Anonymous)]

I really dislike the implication that people with no college education are automatically ignoramuses. There are other places to educate yourself.

And for the record, I do have a college degree so I'm just being "butthurt" or whatever.

Re: Asexuality in 'real life'

[herpymcderp]

That's not even what I'm implying. Asexuality tends to get discussed outside the internet as part of general psychology... and doesn't really get talked about in other contexts. It doesn't get mentioned in the vast majority of sex ed classes, for example, though it would be really useful if it did.

There's a lot evidence that suggests that people in general don't get taught psych concepts outside of higher education.

tl;dr it's a giant debate right now since many psychologists advocate increased transparency and public psych education, and others are convinced that it would increase people attempting to fake psychiatric illnesses.