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aroacejokes:

Since I’ve heard quite a few people on this website claim that asexual people are all edgy, white teenagers from the US; if you’re asexual tag or comment how old you are, what you do or study, your ethnicity, race or nationality and a random fact about yourself! (if you feel comfortable doing that, of course)

Our community is much more diverse than aphobes claim it is!

hi, i’m a biromantic ace, 23 and polish. i have a BA in cultural studies & creative writing, currently living with my qp partner (whom i often call ‘girlfriend’ bc it’s easier than explaining what a qpr is) & looking for a job. i love nerdy stuff, lin-manuel miranda, i’m a tea drinker, and i prefer cleaning to cooking.

my qpp is aromantic pansexual, so you could say we’re a weird couple, but we make it work. she’s the cutest and i love how being around her calms me down. neither of us are out to our parents, and our friends don’t really get our relationship, but we’re happy and that’s what matters.

writingadhd:

adhdpeep:

“if you forgot it it must have not been important”

buddy. pal. you underestimate the power of my forgetfulness.

list of things i remember forgetting this past week:

1. my own birth date

2. my sister’s name

3. how old i am – told someone i was 19, my sister asked if i was 24, i’m still not sure

5. i ate dinner twice because i forgot i already ate

6. i’m sure there’s more i’m just forgetting

so if your character has brain farts (or blonde moments, like i used to get teased about in school) that’s totally normal

shigashimura:

the whole mutual thing is really overhyped on this site. sometimes interests don’t match up and that’s the only reason why there isn’t a mutual following. if you’re a regular in my inbox or my notifications, i have visited your blog before. if i didn’t want you around for any reason, you would be blocked. so yeah. you can spam my notes and/or talk with me (and possibly become my friend) even if i’m not following you back. no worries.

lesbiangeekspiral:

Early series eleven episodes of Doctor Who make subtle references to lesbianism (such as ‘my wife died because of it’ ‘mine too’ and ‘I’m your niece’s wife’) and gender nonconformity (such as the Thirteenth Doctor’s unfamiliarity with her new female regeneration and the inclusion of a pregnant male minor character). This is done in order to slowly habituate more traditional viewers into being more open minded towards LGBT characters, in the build up to The Thirteenth Doctor revealing that she is, in fact, homosexual. In this essay I will