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fandomsecrets2012-10-08 06:30 pm
case) wrote in fandomsecrets2012-10-08 06:30 pm
[ SECRET POST #2106 ]
⌈ Secret Post #2106 ⌋
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and frankly, as far as asexuality is concerned, whether someone is one long stream of labels roughly meaning "asexual" or another, it probably won't matter in your interactions with them.* it might if you're interested in starting a relationship with them, but if that's the case i don't think knowing that they label themselves a demigrey-A-panbiromantic-sex-indifferent-enthusiast-but-only-once-in-eight-blue-moons will help as much as just sitting down and talking with them about what they want, what they're open to, and what they're expecting.
*i'm not saying those labels aren't without their place, but i think i'm inclined to go along with what tyger66 said, in that they probably have more use on a personal level than an interpersonal one (especially when the meanings of these terms get as muddied as they are). I'm not anti-labels by any means, I guess I just don't want you to get to stressed out if they go over your head? Like I said, just make sure you aren't pretending like you know more about other people's sexualities than they do themselves.