happy Ace Day to all of the amazing ace-spec people out there!!
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I love these profile pictures for the Day of Action for Net Neutrality.
Day 3: Fi
I did one sketch of Fi and didnāt really like it so I redrew her in my bigger sketchbook.Ā
ALMOST TIME
Been a LOOOOONG time since I have been on Tumblr. But this is why, I was busy supervising this doof for Klaus. Gonna post a bunch of my work from him on here so stay tuned!
Hey!! I love your art so much, and I really like the blue sketches you do- would you mind telling me what types of pen/brushes you use the most? I think it's really cool how you alternate between pencil-like sketches and paint-like drawings. :) Sorry if this question has been asked before, and I hope you have a good year! ((also recaptcha is extremely annoying))
I think you mean these? If so I did this with a blue Pilot push-pencil. I only realized in the last couple years that filling my sketchbook with colourful pencil drawings in stead of the same grey was more enjoyable to me and even encouraged me to draw more! Give it a try, maybe it might work for you too!
First off, congrats on finding asexuality!
Everyone finds where they belong in their orientation in their own time. I was 25 when I discovered I was asexual.
On the topic of virginity, donāt ever feel like you need to force yourself to meet a deadline. Virginity certainly doesnāt have a time limit. There are plenty of asexuals who have never had sex and donāt ever intend to do so. Asexuality exists on a spectrum, from sex positive aces to sex repulsed aces. Everyone is going to experience that part of a relationship differently. The key is to clearly communicate with your partner or partners exactly what you are comfortable with.
I wish I could say that the āx year old virginā stigma goes away. The majority of people in the world identify with a sex positive orientation (even some aces). Unfortunately that puts a lot of weight on the subject. Movies, music, and literature are full of it. Not a lot of media is made with the Aces in mind. However, sex isnāt a life goal or hurdle everyone has to cross if they donāt want to. Love can and does exist without sex.
This goes without saying but donāt ever let someone manipulate or force you to have sex if you donāt want to. If even the conversation regarding virginity and sex makes you uncomfortable, say so. Good friends/family should understand and respect that. Sex and virginity are a very personal subject, you never have to discuss it if you donāt want to.
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Iāve been wanting to post this for a while to see if anyone else has had the same experience.
Iāve been unsure if my sexuality for a while.
When I was at school all of my friends joked that they thought I was asexual, even though I didnāt know what that meant, because I couldnāt never see anyone as āsexuallyā attractive, when they asked my opinion on boys or girls.I never dated anyone in highscool, or even flirted or kissed anyone while I was in highschool because it just didnāt come naturally to me.
Iām 21 now and I have been in 1 relationship that lasted for about a year. The time in that relationship had to be one of the hardest times of my life. While I liked the person my boyfriend was, I hated when my boyfriend tried to touch me or kiss me or do anything romantic with me, like celebrate Valentineās Day or hold hands. He once tried to put his hands on my waist when we was kissing and I remember how tense and uncomfortable it felt for me. The best times of that relationship was just doing the platonic activities like shopping together or seeing a film. I never wanted to have sex with him and I never did. But I told myself that I couldnāt break up with him because I had āno good enough reasonā to. Because I thought that me having this internal struggle wouldnāt justify.
Eventually I think he realised how I felt and he broke up with me. And I was surprised at what a huge relief it felt to me.
While Iāve begun to see myself as asexual and I feel happy being on my own now, with a great group of friends that I love so much, I still feel like I have this constant pressure to have sex and lose my virginity. I feel like 21 is ātoo oldā to be a virgin and I feel embarrassed to tell people this when they try to talk about sex with me. I wanted to know if anyone has felt this too and what did they do? I havenāt told anyone about this, not even my family or best friend because Iām not sure if theyāll understand.