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Keep Your Acephobia Out of #MeToo Conversations, Jaclyn Friedman

April 5, 2018April 5, 2018 / Elizabeth / 3 Comments

Ace readers, prepare to cringe. Consider this a blanket trigger warning for the rest of this post and most of the links. To my fellow ace survivors, I hope you are taking care of yourselves, and please don’t feel that you have to engage with this.

Teen Vogue published an article by Jaclyn Friedman entitled “Why Sexual Pleasure Must Be Included in #MeToo Conversations” — and of course it has the tagline, “Let’s refuse to be silenced about our sexualities, and celebrate them instead.”

Okay, fine, let’s do that. I’m refusing to be silent about my sexuality.

I am asexual. Continue reading →

#MeToo is not all there is, and here’s why I’m not sharing my story

March 28, 2018March 29, 2018 / Elizabeth / 7 Comments

[Content note: All the trigger warnings for this post. However, the worst part is front-loaded, and brief.] Continue reading →

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Elizabeth is an asexual activist and snide social justice healer. She helps to run Resources for Ace Survivors, and you can find her writing there, at The Asexual Agenda, and in various other places. She is also an atheist, a Pokemon master, and certified cat furniture.

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