A collection of LGBTQIA+ Memes, Heart-warming stories etc Credits go to the original artists/creators (Most posts have credit attached to them)

Okay. So, let's all just agree that some stories can be pretty cliché, right. I mean - do you wanna tell me you never been reading a story and thought "yo, what the hell, that makes no sense, people don't act like that in real life, what's up with the cliché thing, damn."? Yeah, it's that feeling we're going against here. So this THING, whatever it is, will feature all your good ol' clichés, but from an aromantics point of view. Or just call it a parody or something, I dunno. You do you. Nice talking to ya. Same time next week?

A little place to share my experiences, and thoughts. Since I rarely see a book about these two topics together *WARNING* If I see any acephobic, homophobic, transphobic-basically anything offensive about people's orientations or identities-I will delete the comment, and block you

Just some memes (and... stuff) for all my aspec people out there! I try to update every other day oh, and: THOSE ARE NOT MINE! [most of them will probably be in here multiple times cause i have the long (and short) term memory of a light bulb]

Basically me, an ace person, ranting about stuff, which is mainly my confusion about sexual people

{#3 in Non-Fiction as of May 3rd -- July 1st} This is a book for posting facts, problems, and other things about asexuality and aromanticism . Since I am asexual and lithromantic (a subcategory of aromanticism), and I've yet to see a book on ace and aros, I though I'd share my thoughts and things I've found on the Internet! I hope someone can learn something from this. If you have questions, feel free to comment or PM me!

For me to vent but also for people to relate. It can teach a thing or two as well.

These are problems and things that asexuals, aromantics, and other people on the asexual spectrum encounter. . . . Note: Most of these are not mine. Highest/best tag ranking: #47 non-fiction.

All your life, literally since you were born, you've been told that the goal in life is to get married and have a family. Find 'the one'. So in a world where falling in love is the norm, an expectation, what do you do if that doesn't happen? Experiences as an aroace: written by an asexual aromantic, for anyone to relate to or learn from. ~~~ ♤ ~~~ ♤ ~~~ ♤ ~~~ ♤ ~~~ Started: 23rd September, 2020 Finished: ~~~ ♤ ~~~ ♤ ~~~ ♤ ~~~ ♤ ~~~

Tessa has just started a new year of school but everyone seems to be thinking about romance and sex so why isn't she, is she broken? Or will the new words that she is discovering asexuality and aromanticism explain it. Through her path of self acceptance though she knows she always has her friends from lgbt+ club who are always there and very queer. "The air was fresh, crisp, I tried to savour the night, maybe the one time you can be truly you, is by yourself. When no one is there, when no one is watching you, when you don't have to justify yourself. When it's just you and the night." New chapters coming every third day.