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⌈ Secret Post #2924 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Asexuality in 'real life'

[(Anonymous)]

I've told a few people irl, and it's usually been met with awkwardness. Then again, the location I live in isn't the best, so...

Mom: Didn't really say much, but seems to have stopped with all of the "someday you'll settle down," "you wouldn't do that if you had kids," etc. stuff that she normally goes on about.
Co-workers: Didn't say anything.
Physician: "Ok, but out of formality I still need to ask you these questions"

Physician's reaction was understandable, since he needs to ask me those questions for health reasons, but I wish I would have gotten at least an "ok, cool" out of my mom and co-workers. I'm much happier now that I've determined what my sexuality is, so even if the people around me irl don't understand, I still feel better than I did a few years ago.

Re: Asexuality in 'real life'

[(Anonymous)]

What if they don't think it's "cool." That doesn't mean they think it's wrong. Just a thing that is.