In this work, we will attempt to educate and inform on all the different concepts of sexual identity in a fun and engaging way by exploring the types of sexual orientations and their impact on people's lives through explanatory and fictional media.
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To end our totally ace masterpost, I've compiled a list of websites/internet places that I think are safe spaces for aces {can you tell I've been waiting to use that?!}
Support/More Information For Aces:
#1 www.asexuality.org {AVEN}
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We have mentioned AVEN before; it was founded in 2001 and basically paved the way for asexual to become more visible in the media. You can read people's experiences, FAQ's, watch YouTube videos, learn how to become a better ally and if you want, you can sign up and become more active on the site.
"The Asexuality Archive is a collection of all things Ace. In these pages, I hope to provide a comprehensive and uncensored look into what asexuality is, what it means to us and how it shapes our lives. My intention is to provide information that is approachable and informative, whether or not you're asexual."
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[SOURCE: http://www.asexualityarchive.com/]
#3 Tumblr Blogs*
Tumblr has A LOT of ace/ace-related blogs - specific to experiences/spectrum identities to just generally raising awareness, it's all there. I have chosen a select few that will help educate, support and inform:
