Anonymous #1 5w

Many do unfortunately

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Anonymous #4 5w

i think yall may be spending too much time online and it’s affecting your mental health and you should find some more in person queer spaces to spend time in

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Anonymous #6 5w

Lowkey think it’s the opposite.

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Anonymous #1 5w

i don’t think there’s any kind of serious problem with people thinking either is cool this is purely an online thing

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Anonymous #6 5w

No lmao this is a “we live in a society where not wanting sex or being a virgin makes you “”uncool””” thing like I’m glad you haven’t encountered that irl but I’ve felt in high school, college, and every non-ace space I was ever in

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Anonymous #4 5w

Very rarely am I taken seriously as a queer person irl when I mention being asexual. I have to say that I’m trans too for someone to accept that I’m “queer enough” to participate in the conversation. is that not fucked and exclusionary?

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Anonymous #4 5w

Yes actually great point but people don’t feel cool because they have sexual attraction to others. People feel cool because they “fuck mad bitches”. Which is incredibly cringe we can agree on that

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Anonymous #1 5w

that’s actually an interesting take i agree

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