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Asexuality Object Fetishes and Other 21st Century Phenoms 05/04 by Seriously Sexual
A popular response to young (and sometimes old) asexuals is to tell them that they will “grow out of it.” That it is “just a phase.” That “you can’t possibly know.”
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Anonymous asked: Just wondering cause a friend asked me, if you found out that asexuality was caused by something biological (or any sexuality not het) then would you feel any different? Like would you fix it if you could, if all you had to do was take some meds and you'd be normal and want sex etc. I know what I'd do, just wondering about you, it's a hard question and I'm not sure I like it tbhThis is your chance to effect what students in 4 human sexuality classes learn about #asexuality | The Asexual Sexologist
Alright, so it’s that time of the semester again! My friend Justine is about to assign some asexuality-related work to the students in her human sexuality classes and asked me to put together some work. The work will take the place of one class period (that is cancelled) and homework for that period, as well as give them some talking points the next class.Human Rights Petition: Executive Producers of House: Reconsider your portrayals of asexual characters!
Asexual people, grey-a’s and our allies fight every day to be accepted in a world which assumes that people who do not experience sexual attraction are broken. The House episode “Better Half”, aired on January 23rd, 2012, reinforced this assumption. It portrayed two characters whose asexuality was dismissed as being caused by either medical pathology or deception. The episode begins by portraying... The episode begins by portraying asexuality appropriately; this meaningful work is immediately undercut with the resolution of the episode.asexuality: Shit Sexual People Say (to Asexual People)
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"OK," writes Annette, in an introductory email: "I am 47 but look younger, probably because I take good care of myself and also do not have the stress of a husband and kids." At first glance it reads like the "describe yourself" section of a dating site, which is ironic, considering that Annette is one of several people responding to my search for case studies on a forum for people who are asexual. That is, people who have little to no interest in sex . "I live in a dull suburb in Minnesota and right now I'm eating lunch (and typing) at the law firm where I work as a paralegal.A[RT]SEXUAL
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I read the article about bisexuality and have decided that the instrument they used is not reliable at all. There is a correlation with self-reported sexual orientation and genital response in males, but it isn't a very good one--not nearly good enough to reliably predict/find out someone's sexual orientation. And some people did have bisexual response, but the article ignored them because they had self-reported Kinsey scores of 0 and 6. So now I'm back on board with the 2-Dimensional scale for sexual orientation.
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