
Culture. Politics. Advice... through an aspec lens.
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L writes:
I’m in my late 50s and only began identifying as asexual this year. I’m still exploring whether or not I might be aromantic as well. Finding the ace and aro communities has been so affirming, and it’s really helped me feel less b...
DG writes:
I'd like to know what you have to say about people who have always been sexually active and then realized that it was more about feeling desired rather than seeking pleasure.
I've had lots of sexual partners, but nowadays the...
GB writes:
My partner and I have been together for a year and a half. Our relationship is really good, but something that’s been happening to me is making me question some things.
Our relationship started off great. I had all of these re...
RL writes:
I’m 26 and two years ago, I came out as aromantic. I kind of struggled with it at first, but I think now I feel pretty comfortable being aro. I know I don’t really want romantic relationships. I feel stressed out and anxious th...
L writes:
I’ve got a maybe unusual question. My husband and I have been married for fifteen years, and we have two kids. In the beginning of our relationship, sex was sometimes an issue. He wanted it more than I did, and that was sometimes...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
I'm a writer and asexuality educator. I want the world to better understand the ace, aro and agender communities. And I want aspec folks to build concrete networks of community and support and take our rightful place in the queer rights movement.
Psychologist, author, and expert in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). Trying to help people reduce shame and spread queer joy. \ud83c\udff3️\ud83c\udf08\ud83c\udff3️⚧️♾️
Writer of queer speculative fiction, lover of knights and robots (especially when they're ace and/or sapphic), and aspiring novelist. The Ace Lit Corner is my place to explore asexuality through fiction. Join me in the corner!
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