#panro pride

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Spongebob Squarepants based Panromantic and Ace moodboard~ ^^ For an anon! Hope you like how this looks!

Want one? send an ask~! -mod Jay

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chaotic panromantic asexual stimboard

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LGBTQ+ Bingo Sheets

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You are who you are ^^

It's been a journey for me in terms of self-discovery these past few years. I’m getting closer and closer to finding me. Let your flags fly, my friends. Be compassionate toward each other, and most importantly, be compassionate towards yourselves. Ko-fi | Commissions

[actuallyasexuality]

Ace recommendations

Welcome to ace recommendations, where I will recommend pieces of media that i have read/watched that either is about being asexual, has an asexual character in it, or is created by someone who is asexual.

Today's recommendation is "Homesick" a webcomic by Ms. Freaky, or @/Freakyfreaq on Instagram.

Homesick follows a girl named Rayne, who suffers from amnesia, as she navigates her way through an apocalypse with the help of a boy names Samael (pronounced Samuel). While navigating the apocalypse, the two become closer friends, and Rayne has to learn some hard truths about herself and the situation she is in.

There are a couple confirmed lgbtq+ characters in the webcomic. One of them is Samael, who is asexual panromantic. This has been confirmed in a post on the creators Instagram. Samael is a brave and cautious delinquent with a soft spot for his cat and a caring side he doesn't show often. He is a major character and makes his first appearance in the first episode.

There's a lot of triggering stuff in this webcomic, so please don't read if you think it could be too much for you.

Content warning: violence, gore, death, suicide, self harm, and torture.

Homesick can be read for free on Webtoon and updates every Monday.

[flamingredanon]

Happy Pride Month from your very shy panromantic ace!

[doodlingcrayon]

I didn't wanna make anything fancy I just wanted to crack open my palette and use a bajillion colors and so I did with some of my d&d characters (but not all. bc there have been so many now LOL)

anyway hope everyone is having a good June 😊

[enspey]

Happy Asexuality Day! (it was yesterday for me, I live in the future, so I am late)

So Happy Ace Day to everyone, no matter where you fall on the spectrum!

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I'm going to be so crimes and do so many gay

-Ark

[cosyrosemary]

me

The drawing is mine, and I’ll explain why I’m sharing it under another name instead of my actual usernames I’m known for.

I’ve known for about 9 years now that I’m demisexual.

I discovered it by accident. Not even joking… I was actually looking up information on asexuality, because some of my friends were half joking about another friend being asexual (due to the lack of partners, I guess 🤷🏻‍♀️) and I didn’t think he was asexual. I don’t know why, but I just didn’t believe he was. So I got curious and looked it up. I barely knew anything at all. But I did not expect to find my own sexuality in the process.

Growing up I never understood what people meant when they were talking about “that hot guy” or whatever. Sure I could see someone was aesthetically pleasing to look at. But that didn’t make me want to hook up with them. I didn’t understand attraction. Not as a child, not as a teen and even in my (young) adulthood it was a weird concept to me.

I know that because I appeared “straight” to the outside world, that I didn’t suffer like many of my fellow queer people. But I guess you could say I was hiding it. And to be fair, to an extent, I still am.

I’ve been in long relationship (mid teens to early twenties) before, with someone to whom I was not sexually attracted in the slightest. I also did not have a deep connection to them, despite being in a relationship and living together. Whenever we were intimate, it was because he made me. I did not enjoy it, I never really have. I had no desire in that sense. I hated being intimate. And I thought this was normal for women!

It wasn’t until my husband that I realised I could in fact be attracted (both sexually and mentally) to someone after all. I always thought something was wrong with me. Since -despite various partners- I never found anyone particularly hot (and besides my husband, I still don’t). I did not understand what that felt like. And people who knew made fun of me or they didn’t believe me. Especially during my childhood and teenage years. It made me feel like a weirdo.

I’m now a married woman in my late thirties. I have a husband and we have kids. My husband knows I’m demisexual. It doesn’t change a thing for him.

But reading about demisexuality really helped me find some missing pieces of the puzzle.

For the past 17 years I’ve been in a monogamous relationship to my now husband. So I doubt I’ll ever get to figure it out for real, and I don’t have the desire to either because I don’t feel I’m missing anything (thought I can’t deny I’m curious what it would be like with someone from the same gender!). And I have never said it out loud… But I think I’m a panromantic demisexual. How I know? Just something I feel I guess. I always assumed I was straight because I was supposed to be according to the media and those around me.

And yet, I feel like a fraud for even saying I’m demi or grey ace.

When I just discovered my own sexuality, my gay friends did not understand and were upset!? I never felt the need to say I’m also part of lgbtqia+ or queer or that I was deserving to take part in pride. But why the hell wouldn’t I be? I have been oppressed too, albeit less than someone who is actually out.

I don’t feel comfortable yet coming out and I don’t know if I ever will.

But I have been dropping hints -jokingly- that I’m the A+ at the very end of LGBTQIA+

It’s a start.

🏳️‍🌈

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Panromantic Asexual Red Guy icons for anon !

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Panromantic wallpapers/backgrounds

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Panromantic <3

My account and content was originally deleted due to negatively, however I believe that in pushing for a panromantic flag as the split attraction model is real and valid.

[sassypainterangel]

so… coming out.

I’m agender. My friend is getting me a binder for my birthday in about 2 months. I’m not out to my mother (I’m 14). Does anyone know how to come out to a parent/explain why I need a binder? Help.

[lithellyl]

Time to go get ready for my date with one of my theyfriends

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I'm still panro (just with demiro spice), but had that with my ace realization

Have any other aro people gone through this idea that you were pan at first because you felt the same about all genders?

Bc i did 💀