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Ace of Course

@aceofcourse / aceofcourse.tumblr.com

this is a safe and slightly humorous space for aces but also aros and others. no disk horse here. really invested in ace-thetics. I'm here, I'm queer, and I'm a nonbinary asexual. theme by drxgonfly. main blog my-fanaticdomain. tired.
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I'm gonna say it here too. Allow me to be crystal fucking clear.

  • It is not cowardly to stay in the closet. Full stop. You do not owe anyone any part of yourself you aren't ready to share
  • If you unable to come out because you fear for your safety or well-being or because you know it will cause you substantial discomfort, that is not a defect in you. It's a failure of the society in which you live and the community surrounding you.
  • If you just don't want to share that part of yourself, that is valid and I support you
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Happy Pride Month 🤍🩶🖤💜

This is the first, in a series of abstract pride flags, I am planning for the month. I am not doing flags in any particular order. So, if you want to see a very specific flag, feel free to send asks.

Starting off with Asexual Pride, as an asexual myself, to kick off the month.

I will probably also be posting some other artwork and photography as normal.

Have a safe and happy pride 🎉

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the difference matters:

sex-positive: you want people in general to be able to sexually express themselves freely. this should ideally include asexuality. this is not about you as an individual.

sex-favourable: you want to have sex for whatever reason.

sex-neutral: you don't really have an opinion about freedom of sexual expression. this is about people in general, not you specifically.

sex-indifferent: you don't really care if you personally have sex or not, you could take it or leave it.

sex-negative: you only want people to have a limited sexual expression.

sex-averse: you don't want to participate in sex.

positive/neutral/negative refer to your stance on how sex is treated within society.

favourable/indifferent/averse refer to how you personally feel about participating in sex.

you can be a sex-averse asexual and still be sex-positive.

there's a common misconception that aces, especially sex-averse aces, are all "anti-sex", but some parts of the ace community still hasn't learned the nuance of these terms either. i still see people call sex-favourable aces sex-positive when they mean different things.

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