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Safe space for Demisexuals to find inspiration and positivity. Run by Mod Ruadhan, updates may be infrequent but the blog is active. Everyone is welcome here. No discrimination, only love and support
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Anonymous asked:

I'm sorry, I'm here to ask something: is it possible to be demisexual only towards one gender? Like being demisexual and not liking men any way you put it?

Hello! No apologies, I'm here to answer things.

You absolutely can! Demisexual describes how you experience attraction, not to who, so it can come in many configurations with other orientations.

I'm personally attracted to people regardless of gender, when i experience attraction, but i have friends who are only attracted to men, or women, or nonbinary people, or a different combination, for example.

Mod Ruadhán.

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Anonymous asked:

@ the anon who was wondering if you could be demisexual and bisexual at the same time, I feel it is also worth clarifying that you can be demisexual and bisexual and have both of these labels apply to your sexual attraction. I do not feel like you need to inherently split it between romantic and sexual attraction. For example, it would be possible to be demisexual while also only exclusively experiencing gay or straight sexual attraction when you do experience it. Thus, it is also definitely possible to be bisexual and demisexual. It's just that the amount you experience it is less. I say this as someone who personally identifies as bi demiaroace. I'm both demiromantic and demisexual, but I experience those in a biromantic + bisexual way.

Thank you for the explanation and addition! Attraction comes in many different configurations

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Anonymous asked:

I think I might be demisexual

I always identified as ace bc. sex was just never a fucking option and barely felt comfortable doing it even with people I had crushes.

but then I met this girl who I fell for and I just know I felt sexual attraction. like, man, they sure we're right about "you know when you feel it" bc you just fucking can't stop thinking about them in a sexual way and it's just random thoughts and I'm pretty sure that happened bc we were physically close since we cuddled and kissed a lot

but, for personal reasons, I started to draw back my feelings towards her and now I feel less and less sexual attraction towards her and I do not want her sexually as before but I feel like she's the only person I feel comfortable having sex with

'cuz I did tried to kiss other people and make out with and it was just the same feeling as always when they showed clear sings of wanting sex: boring. fucking boring and nothing and annoying if too much

idk, I just wanted to kinda vent and put this out there

thank you for listening me!

I will still say that I'm asexual tho, since it's not only under the umbrella but also I like it

Hi anon! I'm sorry things have been complicated but congrats on figuring that part of yourself out!

You're completely free to use whatever words fit you best.

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Anonymous asked:

Hello.

I'm writing a story about demiromantic/sexual whom also has attachments issues (i.e is afraid to get close to other)

Can those two aspects coexist without one invalidating the other?

Hello! Yes they absolutely can, as long as both are written respectfully. It's something that does happen to people, after all.

Feel free to ask any more writing questions you may have!

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Anonymous asked:

Hellou!

Is it possible to be demisexual+bisexual? Cuz once I asked one of my "friends" and they were like, "obviously not." And I don't want to bother searching it up because it doesn't make me feel sure for some reason.

Hi anon! Yes, people can have a different romantic orientation alongside their sexual orientation and vice versa! You can be asexual but romantically attracted to multiple genders, or for example aromantic but sexually attracted to one or more genders.

If it feels like it fits, you're completely free to id as biromantic asexual, or bi-asexual or whatever combination is most comfortable.

Feel free to send any more questions you may have

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Anonymous asked:

I’m starting to venture into demisexuality and what that may mean to me and my identity, and I need a little bit of help. I’ve seen people say that they are fine with getting into romantic relationships but as soon as it starts to lead somewhere sexual is when they freeze up, and they need that emotional bond with the person. I feel like for myself it’s the complete opposite, and that I need an emotional bond before I even think about entering a romantic relationship, I can have crushes and what not but I don’t want to be with someone unless we have a strong and established bond/friendship. Does that still make me Demi?? Is it something else completely?? Or am I just overthinking things

Thanks!! 💕

Hi anon! That sounds like demiromanticism! You may be both demiromantic and demisexual, where you need a strong bond to feel interested in someone romantically to begin with, and only later you feel sexual attraction as well.

If you have any questions about that feel free to reach out or look for our demiromantic tag

Welcome to the double-D gang!

Mod Ruadhan.

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Anonymous asked:

I recently found out I'm demisexual-hetero, and I'm not sure if I'm still valid in the LGBTQ+ community. Do you think I am? What makes someone valid?

Hi! Anyone that doesn't conform to heteronormativity OR amatonormativity (so is not alloromantic or allosexual) or both belongs in the community if they want to be part of it.

If you want to be part of the community and contribute to it/help others/connect with others/whatever you are absolutely welcome. Anyone that tries to keep you out based on your orientation is an exclusionist gatekeeper and that should have stopped being cool in 2010, do not give them and of your attention and time, you deserve better.

Mod Ruadhan

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Anonymous asked:

So i think i COULD be demiromantic because ive been talking to a bunch of people and some of them will be exactly my type no red flags but i wont experience any romantic attraction but i’ll feel like i should so i like fake it to myself??? I dont know im so sorry if any if this is offensive in any way im so so confused

Hi anon, if you don't feel any attraction yet, faking it only hurts you and the other person/prople. Take things slowly, if stuff happens it happens, if it doesnt', attraction does not work the same for you as it does for some other people, and that's fine, you'll just have to experiment and keep making new experiences until you have an idea of how it works for you.

Take care, and feel free to drop another ask if you have any further questions.

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Anonymous asked:

Hello, I'm sorry to bother but I have a mini rant DX so I have a friend and they keep saying I have high expectations and I'm picky; then they say "in this generation everyone is like that" when I try to explain to them that for me as a demisexual person it's not about being picky or anything similar....

I explained it to them a few times but don't know what else to do now...(If you have any advice on how I should explain to them I would appreciate it)

Hello anon! Your friend doesn't seem respectful of your capability to judge and evaluate your own approaches to life and feelings, and that's not great. You know yourself best, and they don't seem like they want to see that truth.

Unfortunately since you already tried multiple ways to explain your experiences to them, there's not much else to do if they're not willing to reevaluate their position, but I hope they get it in the future, it's frustrating when friends behave like that.

Wish you best of luck anon, the inbox is always open if you want to stop by

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Am I Gray Ace or demi sexual? I don’t know which label fits me better. I’ve only experienced sexual attraction twice in my life. The first time was with someone who I trauma bonded with intensely over a short period of time. But I didn’t know him long before I felt the sexual attraction. The second time was after knowing someone and developing a bond over an extended period of time. And the sexual attraction to both these people was strong but I haven’t experienced sexual attraction outside of these two people. I have also had close romantic bonds without sexual attraction. As in, I’ve felt intense romantic attraction many times with no sexual attraction. I have felt romantic attraction towards fictional characters and celebrities but never felt sexual attraction towards characters or celebrities. I’ve felt romantic attraction instantly before.

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Hello! This sounds to me like something close to greysexuality, as you experience it infrequently, and a strong bond helps but it's not necessary, nor results into sexual attraction all the time as you mentioned. So you experience sexual attraction infrequently, and some times after forming a bond, but not always.

If you feel like greysexuality makes you comfortable as a label, you can use it.

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Anonymous asked:

If someone is definitely attracted to one gender but multiple after forming a bond, does that make them demipolysexual?

Hi anon! I think that can be possible, yeah. You may be attracted to specifc genders "on the fly" and require a deeper or different kind of bond for attraction to manifest towards other genders

It can also be a case of different romantic/sexual attraction, but i can't be sure of than in your place, you'll have to look at how things work for you to identify specifics. But I'll be happy to answer more detailed questions if you have any.

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Anonymous asked:

Any good book recommendations that explicitly include masculine demisexual or ace characters? Let me know if that's too specific. The only one I've read is loveless

I've recently read the being ace antology, which was very good and had some diverse ace rep. As for other books i'm not really up to date

This recent rec post on tumblr looks promising

This one looks interesting as well

And there's the goodreads page for being ace, careful for TW for aphobia, violence, death, loss and discussion of societal pressures towards sex or romance. In particular one story “Nylon bed socks” deals with eating disorders, mental health institutions, familial rejection and neglect and suicidal tendencies (it also features a plural main character)

Hope you find anything you like!

-Mod Ruadhan

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Anonymous asked:

I am a demisexual queer women who is in a relationship with a straight man. I generally don't think about my sexualality too often but this leads me to not be able to express how I feel. My partner does not really understand my lower sex drive or things relating to me being demi. I know he wants to understand but I struggle with explaining how I feel without making it sound like I am not attracted to him.

Do you have any recommendations on how to talk about it?

Hello! Would maybe looking at our resources page for demiseuxality help with finding useful articles? You can find links in our pinned post.

Aside from that, low libido regardless of reasons doesn't mean low attraction, and it'd be good for him to internalize that notion. Libido has different levels and various causes for how these levels came to be. Sometimes people can have higher or lower libido at different times of the year or the month even, and that doesn't mean they're more or less attracted to people.

So sometimes asexual people may have less libido and need for intimacy, but still be attracted to their partners the way they always are.

Could this kind of conversation help with introducing the topic to him?

- Mod Ruadhan

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Anonymous asked:

Hi!

I am slowly realising that I might be somewhere on the ace spectrum. I am not sure though if I am ace(no sexual attraction) or demisexual which I know does fall into the asexual umbrella. I mean irrespective of how a person looks, if I find an emotional connect they do become much more to me than others. Looks don't play a part at all. But I really don't know if thats love or sexual attraction or if I have convinced myself regarding a particular one.How can I try to understand what I could be amongst the two? Without somewhere gaslighting myself which I feel I do sometimes.

Thank you :)

Hi anon! It looks to me like there's nothing wrong with thinking you wsnt an emotional connection first and foremost, regardless if it's tied to your orientation or not, so i think you can freely say that you favor character and connection over looks.

As for the ace spectrum, it may be close to how demisexuality usually works, I know it's hard to distinguish between romantic, platonic and sexual attraction. But maybe considering demiromanticism can help as well.

You may look for a connection and then develop a romantic attraction and then a sexual one.

Or you may already feel romantically in love with someone but not want to have intimacy/not sexually attracted to them.

Does any of these options make sense with what you experience? Feel free to write me again. Finally a reminder that you can take all the time you need to figure things out, and that changing labels is ok, so you can do this one step at a time.

  • Mod Ruadhan
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Anonymous asked:

Hi, the definition of demisexuality seems a little ambiguous to me, so I'm hoping to find some clarity. From what I understand, it's sexual attraction formed after building an emotional bond. If a demisexual person were to have emotional bonds with several friends, would that result in sexual attraction to all those friends? Since sexual attraction and romantic attraction aren't mutually exclusive. Is that how demisexuality works? Thank you in advance!

Hi! The reference to deep emotional bond usually means a specific level of attachement that may vary for everyone, and usually comes about as people get to know each other better, and as such it doesn't necessarily mean it always results in sexual attraction.

Sometimes it could happen with a friend, but then that's going to work the same way as it would work with an allo person accidentally getting attracted to their friends: either pursue that or ignore it.

Ultimately it depends on the people involved and the specifics of each person. Some people develop sexual attraction for their friends, while some other people only do if they're already feeling romantically attracted to the person.

Sometimes descriptions of sexuality are vague because there's so manu possibilities, but i hope i helped a bit.

  • Mod Ruadhan
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Anonymous asked:

Hiya, fairly recently realised I'm demisexual, but I'm gonna be honest I really don't know much about it at all. Curious if there's any specific place you'd recommend to look to try and better understand wtf is up with my sexuality? All I know is I'm flat out not interested in anyone I don't have a really strong relationship with but beyond that I haven't got much to go on

Hi! In our pinned post you can find links to our resource pages, it's well comprehensive.

Additionally we made a discord server with people who are willing to help you research and answer questions!

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Anonymous asked:

You know, growing up, I thought my brain was broken. I would watch my friends stare at “hot” strangers, and I looked around but I never saw what they saw.

I would see how they fell in love. First they are attracted to someone, then they get to know them, and one day they realize how much they love someone. But for me, I would get to know someone, then start falling for them, and suddenly realize that I’m attracted to them.

People told me that when I found the right person, it would be different, normal… and I didn’t really believe that. People thought I was lying, and calling others ugly because I wasn’t attracted to this… stranger. They would ask if I found someone cute, and I’d usually say “I don’t know, I don’t know them”.

I’ve never really felt welcomed in the rainbow community. So perhaps it makes sense that I never heard about Demisexuality. But once I learned about it, a lot of my life finally started to make sense. I wasn’t broken, I was a Demisexual. It still feels so new, and I still don’t know if others will understand/believe me… but now I know that I’m not alone. And I’m excited, and a little scared, to meet other Demisexuals.

It’s nice to know that this page exists, and I just thought I would say something. I hope I’m not rambling too much, and you don’t have to post this comment, but I wanted to say thanks.

Hi anon!!! Sorry for the late reply! Tumblr doesn't like me much ahahaha

The blog is not super active as life has been kinda kicking my ass lol, but we made a discord server as well if you'd like to join, in any case, welcome, very welcome to the wider demi community!!!

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