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alto

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  1. Pressure to have sex when you're in a relationship.

    The expectation that you will change your mind once you are in a relationship.

    (if you are bipolar) if you temporarily become demisexual or Gray Ace while manic, your asexuality the rest of the time is automatically invalidated.

    If you have a squish on someone, people assume it's a crush.

    If you are willing to try sex under normal circumstances, you automatically cannot be asexual anymore.

    I have experienced all of this.

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  2. Hi!  Aroace here.

    On 11/23/2021 at 3:15 AM, ArseNick said:

    I've never wanted to date or marry, and people around me were so surprised to hear this from me, but I just didn't (and don't) find it necessary to have a partner, it is not a primal urge.

    A few days ago the girlfriend of my uncle told me that she had shown a pic of me to one guy she knows, and that this boy is "looking for a girlfriend". She said that he liked me and whether I liked him (she shown me a photo of this guy), and I felt SO disgusted that I am not able to put in on words. I wanted to cry, and to scream, and to run away from there. She also shown me a photo of his son, shirtless on a swimming pool, and she looked at me as if I were supposed to like him in a sexual way (which made my ace ass panic). After a few time of questioning whether I am aro or not, that was all the confirmation I needed. 

    Why do people assume that we are attracted to others? Why do people force us to like/want things that are not made for us? Why don't they just let us be?

    And what a gross situation.

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  3. I woke up at around 5am absolutely starving today, but there was no food in the house.  So I suddenly remembered something my Mom said before I met my first boyfriend, which was, "Wouldn't you like to have a boyfriend that you could talk to every day?"  I think I just gave her a funny look at the time, I had only dated trans women until I met Marty.  But today I thought of that quote again.  Now, about the whole boyfriend thing...I am only in it for the social times.  I don't care about anything sexual or romantic.  That makes me even less straight than I previously thought.

     

    Heh.

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  4. I have found that the best way to deal with this is just to break off the friendship.  I'm sorry.  But it's not worth it.  It's really not.  You will just have to watch them be all over all the time, and...

    ...in my situation, the two had a lot of mutual interests that I didn't have so they wound up leaving me out of stuff a lot anyway.  So yeah.  I strongly recommend leaving them and making some new friends.  I'm sorry.

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