[ SECRET POST #6072 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6072 ⌋

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[Jojo's Bizarre Adventure]



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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT

I don't think that's the case at all. Romantic and sexual chemistry are very much expressed through physical and social cues.

My impression from reading through this thread is that people here think "chemistry" is "people who would logically fit together according to the things that I find interesting." It's no wonder that a decent chunk of people in this space identify as asexual, as that is an incredibly asexual way to parse "chemistry."

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[(Anonymous)]

Oh no, it's BAD to be an asexual. All asexuals must be mad and stupid. Shut up

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AYRT

It isn't bad to be asexual. An asexual person is just going to have a harder time seeing and understanding sexual chemistry than a sexual person is.

It's not really any different from a straight person not "getting" a same-sex romance, or a gay person not "getting" a het one.

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nayrt

You're really, really reaching here, and projecting a lot that isn't necessarily so. Also, you're making yourself look like a pretentious ass in the process.

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DA

Uh, no. And you're kinda telling on yourself there...

[philstar22]

Sorry, but as anon above said, chemistry of any kind is extremely subjective, especially in fictional characters.