Acepride Stories

The journal of the life of an autistic LGBT+ teenager. Highest Rank: #39 Non-Fiction

this is pretty much just going to be me talking about how I realized I was aro ace, things I go through that may be different than other people because I am, and things like that. If you're ace and or aro then yay I hope you like it and can relate, and if you're an ally then I hope you learn something and I hope you enjoy reading it :)💜💚

This is a book talking about asexuality and what it means...Highest/best tag rank: #4 informational.

I'm in a lot of fandoms for no reason

Real asexual experiences in one book. Highest non-fiction ranking: 848

Book 2 of the problems and things that asexuals, aromantics, and other people on the asexual spectrum encounter. . . . Note: Not all of these are mine. Highest Random Ranking: #248 Highest/Best Tag Ranking: #6 Aromantic

Hello, my name's Maddy. I've identified as aromantic asexual since I was 14. I've found a lack of proper media attention towards my sexuality recently, and I've decided to share my story. My hopes are that one day people won't have to go through what I did to find out who they are. You're special no matter who you are. Note, some of these stories happened as far away as 10 years ago. I was fairly young when some happened, so I don't remember every detail. I'm going off my memories.

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.

I spent years with an empty wardrobe, so I wrote an allegoric poem about it.

A story of Amanda, a transgender girl who gets kicked out of her home at the age of 16, and meets some very interesting challenges, AND people... (Not the official cover) Disclaimer: I am not trans, so I do not have the experiences needed for an accurate portrayal of this book. I will try my best, but I am not speaking from experience. I do relate with one character in the book though, and I do have friends I will try an base some of these characters off of.

Letters to people.

A dead construction worker. A sleepwalking druid. Mad gorillas, the celtic alphabet and car-sized chunks of the Avon Gorge posing a serious threat to traffic. It will take more than thinking outside the box to piece together this mystery. Luckily, thinking outside the box is Evelyn Ody's speciality. "An omnist is someone who believes in everything, that every religion and spiritual belief contains truth. But that doesn't quite describe me... I believe anything that I'm told, anything at all. But here's the catch," she grinned, "only if it is true."

Hi you! In this book you will find the stories I am currently working on, including short descriptions and a little teasers. I promise you I am actually working on these projects and have every intention to publish them. I am just not a fast writer and I don't like uploading stories before they are finished for various reasons. That is the reason why this book exists. If I have made you curious, have a look inside and comment! I love to receive some feedback and ideas for the stories. Yours sincerely, Aki

What do you do when you fall in love with something more? Cover pic was gotten from google and edited by me. Original pic belongs to the artist and I do not claim any ownership.

on Lovealot.net - a blog/social space for honest convos about love, identity, and everything in between. Raven's voice is thoughtful, proud, and a little spicy, especially when she's talking about her sisters and the people who don't get it.

In the first book, I covered some identities that are under the asexual umbrella. It wasn't all of them, but just some of them that are known so far. But what about the microlabels of the spectrum? What do they mean? A microlabel or a subcategory is an identity under a spectrum or umbrella that may or may not stand on its own. Here are some more ace identities that are considered microlabels. If you don't know what asexual is, I would highly recommend that you read the first book of the Asexual Spectrum.

this is how I discovered myself.

I'm discontinuing this book, so read the new chapter before asking what is going on, have a good day.

Basically a book all about me being an ace and how I found out or when I started questioning, the problems I've had to go through with my sexuality, and other stuff like how I came out. An even include a description of what asexuality is and definitions of other words like that for people who want to know. Also the cover is mine and I know that almost noone will read this but I made this book anyway...