Alaska Native Manitou

There's already a thread like this:

Yes.

There are many kinds of attraction, what you're feeling may not be love.

The hijab law has not been undone, & charges are still being filed against women.

Bruhathkayosaurus

In the bible I read (King James) he seemed asexual. However, he was not aromantic. While some insist on downplaying the fact that he stood still & accepted a kiss from Judas, you can't really explain away the moment when he berates Simon the Pharisee for not kissing him. Clearly homoromantic.

I now know what to do if someone proposes to me: https://www.instagram.com/reel/Ck6jn4IKmzx/?igshid=MDJmNzVkMjY%3D

Some English speakers do rearrange the letters. I first encountered the term on a Japanese website in the 90s as just SM=Sexual Minorities. Over the years it became SGM=Sexual & Gender Minorities; the latest version is SGRM. I'll understand what you mean if all but the last letter is moved. However, be aware that when I saw someone spell it RGSM it was followed by a troll saying that it really meant "orgasm." 🤢

I don't know if it's weird enough, but everyone else seems to like dogs & I don't. I was attacked when I was a child & being near one freaks me out. It doesn't have to be a big dog - the smaller ones seem to have sharper teeth. I hate people who feel entitled to take their monsters with them anywhere. I can imagine primates causing an "uncanny valley" effect to human eyes.

Sitka Spruce.

National Motto: "Don't fall in love with me, you'll only get hurt."

Gatekeepers means the ones expected to exercise self-control.

Our country only has arranged marriages. It is a crime to ask one of us out. 👮‍♀️

I did when I was younger - hearing those around me talk about their interests & assuming that I would surely also be interested when I was older. Trying to turn squishes & aesthetic attraction into love & lust was quite fake. I haven't felt that way since coming to understand what it means to be aro ace.

You said no images, but someone actually has to click on this to see...well, something that's supposed to be scary (but is funny instead).

Currently reading The Good Women of China by Xinran & Native Americans in Comic Books: A Critical Study by Michael Sheyahshe. The book that changed my life is Custer Died for your Sins by Vine Deloria, Jr. My favorite kind of books are those that discuss mythology.