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fandomsecrets2016-02-21 03:55 pm
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(Anonymous) 2016-02-22 07:38 am (UTC)(link)It kind of hurts, though. As an asexual-identifying person who also loves to write and read romance (and literally makes my living at it now) it still kind of hurts.
My main focus isn't sex, and I don't always include much/any detailed sex, but my readers are generally pretty satisfied with what I'm writing, and there have been no major issues so far.
On the other hand, things like this remind me of why I'm not in a hurry to come out as an asexual-identifying person. There's still a lot of judgment, generalization, and rude questions/assumptions about me and my kind.
It's hard enough, OK? I get that I'm different and I realize that's not going to change, but why the judgement? I'm literally not hurting anyone with my orientation or life choices, so please. Leave me alone about it. Stop making rude remarks about ace people and what they can do / like / be / say / feel. Or even if they exist.