1. asexual-people-problems:

Submitted by: magicbaguette

OH MAN flashback to my Big Bang Theory days, when I would get an awful anxiety attack any time a teaser would make it look like Sheldon might turn out otherwise.

    asexual-people-problems:

    Submitted by: magicbaguette

    OH MAN flashback to my Big Bang Theory days, when I would get an awful anxiety attack any time a teaser would make it look like Sheldon might turn out otherwise.

    4 weeks ago  /  65 notes  /  Source: asexual-people-problems

  2. Reblog if you’re an asexual artist! :D I want to know who all’s out there!

    I don’t know of a whole lot of asexy artists, and I’m always looking for more to check out.  Links greatly appreciated! 8D

    Here are my main art galleries:

    Malicatt@deviantArt

    nugginsart@tumblr

    2 months ago  /  23 notes

  3. oh god why do I do this

    I always wind up reading those huge cyclical arguments on asexuality in the wee hours of the morning and now my brain just kind of hurts.

    And now I’m more confused than I’ve ever been.

    3 months ago  /  0 notes

  4. There are tons of people– male people, even!– who don’t have sex. […] I know this is bizarre to all those “90% of men masturbate and 10% of men are lying” people out there, the “men evolved to be promiscuous” people, the “men naturally have high sex drives” people. But men – people – are different. If you don’t want to have sex, you shouldn’t have sex. That doesn’t make you prudish or uncool, broken or sick, sad or pathetic or wrong. It makes you someone who’s making the right life choice for you at that very moment.
    Tim Gunn Hasn’t Had Sex In 29 Years, And It’s None Of Our Fucking Business | No, Seriously, What About Teh Menz? (via sexisnottheenemy)

    (via felixitous)

    3 months ago  /  2,427 notes  /  Source: noseriouslywhatabouttehmenz.wordpress.com

  5. asexual-people-problems:

Anon submitted.

My feelings when I used to follow BBT.  The sex shippers practically screaming at the writers to pair up Sheldon and Penny didn’t make it any better.

    asexual-people-problems:

    Anon submitted.

    My feelings when I used to follow BBT.  The sex shippers practically screaming at the writers to pair up Sheldon and Penny didn’t make it any better.

    3 months ago  /  48 notes  /  Source: asexual-people-problems

  6. Okay so when preparing for an interview, everyone says, “Oh, be sure to look cute. You want to leave a good impression.” Then, when I don’t get the job the same folks are like, “Well, it might be because they didn’t want to hire a cute looking girl like you for such-and-such reason.”

    what the fuck!  

    Now I remember why I didn’t really want to be a girl in high school.

    3 months ago  /  0 notes

  7. The comments on Salon.com’s House/Asexuality article make me hate the world.

    outlawroad:

    People are fucking idiots.

    But hey, that’s nothing new.

    Haha, was about to make a post exactly like this.  My braaaaiinnn oh god it hurts.

    3 months ago  /  9 notes  /  Source: outlawroad

  8. Asexual/Aromantic Character Show and Tell: Who’s Interested?

    eccecorinna:

    I’ve been following the recent (and let’s face it, not just recent) mediafail regarding asexual and aromantic characters in fiction, adding my two cents here and there. Sometimes I feel like I’m side-eyeing the popular media so hard that my eyes are just going to get stuck that way.

    One thing, however, is heartening. As I’ve read through the posts on my dash, I’ve noticed a lot of people alluding to aro/ace characters in their original works. This makes me both excited and curious.

    Why? Because I want to hear more about your original characters who are asexual and/or aromantic!

    And so I’d like to propose an event of sorts:

    Tumblr Show and Tell: Asexual and/or Aromantic Original Characters

    The idea behind this would be that during the week of Jan 30-Feb 6, creative types on tumblr could post a little bit about their original characters who are either ace or aro or both. It wouldn’t matter if you’re a published author or just drawing a comic for fun. Not only would this be a great way to showcase the variety of aro/ace characters out there and combat stereotypes, but it’d be a great way to share our work with each other.

    What should I include in my post?

    Tell us about your character(s)! However you want to tell us about your character is okay, actually. You can post simple stats, or full-blown excerpts from a work in progress. I do recommend that you include the following pieces of information about your character:

    • Their name and how they identify: just to start with the basics.
    • An overview of their personality and character arc: you don’t have to tell us the entire plot of your story or webcomic, but give us a sense of who your character is and where their story is going.
    • Significant relationships in this character’s life: Tell me about some important people in your character’s life. Let’s fight this notion that a lack of sexual or romantic relationships means a lack of significant relationships, period.
    • About this character’s asexuality/aromanticism: how much does your character’s orientation play a role in the story? It doesn’t have to at all, of course! They may just happen to be asexual or happen to be aromantic. On the other hand, if someone’s writing an asexual “coming out” story for YA audiences, it’d be cool to hear about that too.
    • A picture if you can manage it! Because visuals are fun. Of course, I can’t draw, so I’ll probably be using an online doll creator to post about a character from my own head. Yay, laziness.

    How should I share it?

    Tag your post with “ace/aro show and tell” and I’ll track it down. Then I’ll be adding these posts to a masterpost when the week is done. And if I somehow miss your post, leave me an ask so I can add you to the masterpost anyway. I work full-time and can occasionally be a bit of a flake when I come home, so there’s a chance I might miss something.

    Can I share more than one character?

    Yes please!

    Does my character need to be both asexual and aromantic?

    Not at all! The two don’t always go hand in hand, after all. As long as your character fits one of these categories, they’re fair game.

    Will demisexuality, grey ace, greyromantic, etc. characters count?

    As I tend to identify more in the grey ace/greyromantic zone myself, I’m not going to rule these particular labels out. That said, use your judgment about how much their ace side is played up in their character arc.

    What about characters from my fandoms who I’ve interpreted as ace/aro in fanworks?

    For the moment, I’m going to have to say no on this one, simply because I’d like this to be for original characters only. However, if someone would like to take this on, go for it! I am all for more discussions of ace/aro characters.

    ——

    Remember, we’ll be posting things next week: Jan 30-Feb 6.

    If you think you’ll be posting something, like this post or leave me an ask or whatever! You can also ask me questions. In addition, please reblog this post around if you have followers you think might be interested in participating.

    Thanks, all!

    OH OH OHHH I want to do this so bad! omg so doing it, gonna make a calendar reminder and everything! :D  I have some drawings of my ace dude already, and I might do some more, who knows!  I think I know someone who may also want to see this. :0

    (via acewatch)

    4 months ago  /  201 notes  /  Source: eccecorinna

  9. So I guess I’m just going to slowly.. start coming out of the closet…

    I mean, my mom recently figured it out and was pretty cool about it so I guess I may as well start testing the rest of the water.

    One of my friends posted an article about asexuality on facebook where everyone in my non-internet life hangs out and I’m sitting here wondering if I should share it… maybe I’ll just restrict the viewing audience so not EVERYBODY ends up seeing it, since I’m not quite ready for that.

    And now I have that weird nervous headache I get whenever I do something like this agh

    4 months ago  /  2 notes

  10. …So I was browsing asexual-problems and just happened to recognize the username of a person who asked a question as someone who went to my high school

    Thankfully, it was uplifting and supportive.  I just think that’s really cool!

    4 months ago  /  1 note