They say Junior Year of College is the hardest, but for Iris, it's for new beginnings. It's never too late to live your dreams, which is precisely what Iris is hell-bent on doing. What's more, she ends up in the bed of the girl she has had a crush on for years. It seems that everything is going even better than Iris planned. But what happens when Iris crosses paths with another girl in the most unconventional way possible? With her life seemingly falling apart, and the realization that people are not always how you imagine them to be, Junior Year of College might be off to an unexpected start.

In the late nineties asexuality is all but ignored as an orientation. Jess doesn't understand her complex array of emotions or why she finds it so hard to relate to her fellow classmates. Catholic high schools and churches simply don't address the issue, and the internet is still nascent. Jess can't tell anyone the truth. Not even her best friend Care. Instead, she hides behind the guise of faith. Behind a mask of celibacy. Until she meets Eric, that is. He lets slip that he's asexual, and Jess wants to learn more. --- Watty Winner 2021 for best cover, best YA, and the Wattpad Books prize! --- Status: completed and unedited Rating: PG-15 for moderate language and frank discussions about sexuality Genre: teen fiction romance featuring two heteroromantic ace characters --- Cover designed using Canva Pro August 2020 --- Please note: This work is a teen fiction novelization of my multimedia novella "Mask of Celibacy".

High school senior Jess Smith meets Ace of Spades, an online friend who helps her question her mask of celibacy and recognize her true asexuality. Except that their friendship begins to develop into something more. [Featured April and May 2020 under Love and Heartbreak and June 2020 under #PrideatWattpad] ___ It's the last year of high school. Everything's in full swing for academic awards, prom, and graduation. Everyone knows their place. Everyone fits in their neat little boxes. Everyone except for Jess Smith. Join Jess as she embarks on a journey of self-discovery. In 1999, asexuality isn't widely known--even to her--or accepted as an orientation. With the help of Ace of Spades, she explores what asexuality means through her blog and conversations with family and friends. Can she embrace her true self, or will she keep wearing the mask of celibacy? ___ Status: completed Highest tag: #1 in blog | #1 in asexual Cover created using CANVA PRO June 1, 2023

I got bored so I started looking at a bunch of aromantic/asexual memes, then I screenshot a bunch of them and now my camera roll's filled with them so I made this to clear space and share memes. That is literally the point of this book-- Anyways, enjoy! [EDIT] I made this a long time ago and I don't really update it anymore, not for the time being at least. Just a heads up!

"you make me feel like a real boy." "you are a real boy." lowercase intended © annayansi 2017

Just a Journal of me and stuff and some stuff I deal with as a non binary child .w. Names Julien and I'm 16 sooooooooo yeah (Note some the beginning chapters are from when I thought at the time that I was FTM trans but now as you can see I finally found and love myself as a non-binary child ^^)

All the problems, mistakes tips, tricks and anecdotes I've collected over my long journey with gender identity. (I don't own any rights to the cover art, and will gladly remove it if the original artist has an issue with it's use)

I talk about my strange life and my experiences as a nonbinary pansexual person.