[ SECRET POST #2314 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2314 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Being ace influences my life in a number of small but interesting ways, but angsting about the sex I wouldn't be having with a potential mate isn't among them

This comment is good and you should feel good for posting it.

Although, tbpf, I don't think a lot of single grownups walk around angsting about that, either; if someone wants nameless, faceless, potentially STD-giving sex they have it, and if they don't...they don't. (And if someone wants something in between, they do that, too.)

IDK, I blame the media for way oversexualizing/overselling sex, in a way that's pretty much never been seen before since, well. Ever. Thus, the advent of everyone needing to have an "orientation" to explain their otherwise perfectly standard behaviour.

[(Anonymous)]

Hee, thanks. I realize that my comment was poorly worded - what I meant was that almost all acefic I've seen has been about asexual characters having angst about not being able to perform in bed and expressing their love in the deepest of ways and denying their partner access to sex or something along those lines. Very few stories are much interested in the epiphany about other people really wanting sex or trying to explain it to their parents or dealing with concerned friends or new acquaintances assuming you have a partner and when are you going to have kids and all those things.