[ SECRET POST #3086 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3086 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Unfortunately, lgbtqia does not mean everyone under the label are pals with the other groups. Personally, I don't tell people I'm asexual because the few times I have, I've had nasty reactions from all sorts of people. It's not just heterosexual people who do not understand a lack of sexual desire (and for me, romantic desire as well). I would definitely not call it oppressive, but it's just a general lack of information across all non-asexual groups. I do find non-heterosexual groups usually more welcoming, though, since they typically ARE aware of what asexuality is. Misconceptions are still commonplace, however.
I will agree allosexual is a silly term though, and I actually do wish asexual had a different name as well if only to avoid the stupid plant jokes.