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I’m well aware that they’re not the same thing, I was originally just pointing out that 20% of people being asexual is high, even for forums and I suspect a majority of those people actually just haven’t experienced sexual attraction from their preferred sex of partner
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But you see, so far they haven’t. Feelings and labels can change, but at this moment they feel that being ace properly describes them. Doesn’t make them any less valid.
It doesn’t. It really doesn’t. People are more prone to hitting back more seriously if their aggressor is male. And only flipping idiots think they can fight anyone without consequences. It literally takes one clean punch and you hitting your head on the way down to die.
Fighting people is a really, really stupid use of increased physical strength. If you do gain significant strength, please don’t think that it makes you anywhere near invincible—you won’t be.
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welp there goes 50% of my plans
the other 50% is literally staying alive and surviving physical dangers
That’s more dependent on knowledge, wisdom, and common sense than strength.
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I refused to label myself untill I was like 99% sure what the label meant and wether what I have matches that label
On one hand it felt nice to identify myself in something but on the other hand it could cause problems, fortunately for me this amazing person accepts me for who I am and loves me regardless. I’m very thankful for this person to be in my life but not everyone is as lucky as me. I wish everyone would get accepted and supported by the people around them (not necessarily romantically but just in general) but we still have a long way to go
Anyway, getting back on what you said, it could be true that the majority of the people just haven’t found the right person yet, but you don’t know these people personally enough to be able to accurately make a statement like that. I know it was not 100% serious based on the way it was worded but still, we don’t know the person behind the screen.
I know this post may seem threatening because it’s long or something but please don’t look at it that way, I just needed a lot of words to write my thoughts down
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ok 
no romantic orientation option 
To be fair, they are (save for a few people)
I swear to god, my ex boyfriend used to call me “girly enough” to be his partner.
This is actually a really interesting thing - a lot of people think asexuality is a mutation. The stigma surrounding the idea of it being a mutation is it has to be innately bad. Though ace people don’t feel the need to reproduce, a biological function, it doesn’t inhibit their other evolutionary purposes to further their species and care for their fellow humans and make Earth stay livable.
Also, trust me, as someone who was almost “put back on the right path” it doesn’t work. Tried being a straight cis guy. Ended up kissing a guy at a concert to cope.
Hello, my child!! How are you :3
I’m ngl I lowkey hate texas. It’s hot, it’s basically a PVP zone for me too.
Also, my girlfriend and I have been dating for nine months. She accepts me as I am, and I love her so goddamn much - truly, she’s all I can see for me.
Just AAA I love her sm! Like I’ve been with her for so long and I still get butterflies in my stomach when we talk and I still get all flustered when she compliments me
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what?
No.
is it JUST reproduction though because if thats the case i would count as asexual (i hate kids)
no, being asexual just means that you have little to no sexual attraction to anyone
couldnt be me then