December 2011
18 posts
Burning As An Island Star: Good ace articles? →
anthean:
Hello to my ace followers (and anyone else who might run across this post)!
A friend of mine is interested in reading more about asexuality/demisexuality/grey-asexuality, and asked me to send him my favorite articles, blogs, etc. While I have quite a lot of links saved up, I’ve been less active…
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The Sociological Imagination Top 10 #7 – Pathology... →
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Free access to select articles on asexuality until... →
Until the end of the year, articles from the Springer Archives of Sexual Behavior, which includes several articles on asexuality, will temporarily be available for public viewing for free!
This includes the following articles:
Asexuality: Classification and Characterization
Methodological Issues for Studying Asexuality
Reply to Hinderliter (2009)
Asexuality: A Mixed-Methods Approach
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lifeunraveled:
I joined AVEN. I just kind of did it. Now I really have no idea what to do. I think I’ll just sit here sipping tea while I lurk on the forums like I usually do when I join a site…
come stop by chat! everyone’s friendly and there’s usually some kind of interesting convo going on.
I tried to talk in an Ace chatroom
aelnova:
But I couldn’t think of anything to say. I started to get nervous and felt self-conscious so i left.
They probably thought I was creepin’. Sitting around so long without saying anything.
nah, you were cool. I was spacing out the whole time so I barely talked anyway. Actually, the fact that I saw this and replied probably makes me the creeper…But anyway, your welcome to drop in...
Asexuality - Television Tropes & Idioms →
lonelysputnik:
Whoever the people are who write TV Tropes…they are awesome. Such a great definition of asexuality.
That’s actually how I first found out about asexuality as A Thing That Really Exists.
aceamoeba:
So I’m involved with an asexuality hotline known as “Strictly Asexuality” and I thought this would be as good a place as any to mention it. The number is 215-525-3595. It’s a regular call and for so many people having unlimited long distance calling is the US it’s a free call.
215-525-3595
Option 1-Stirctly Asexuality
Option 2-Strictly Asexuality II
Option 3-Ponyville Insider(yes...
Life of an average asexual.: dauphinemoreaux: are... →
asexualwalksoflife:
dauphinemoreaux:
are asexuals even allowed to identify as queer? i see some people put it as LGBTQA online, but i don’t personally know anyone who thinks asexual exist, let alone discuss the use of the queer label for asexuals
It depends. Some queers feel it is okay, whilst others only…
the whole “are aces queer” thing never gets conclusively...
southpawscopic:
thechronicwanderer:
southpawscopic replied to your post: southpawscopic replied to your post: My mom and my…
WELL IN NYC WE HAVE THE BEST MEETUPS IN THE WHOLE US. MWAHAHAHA. =P TAKE THAT CHALLENGE, SAN FRANCISCO!
I’m reblogging this as a challenge to the San Francisco aces. =P
CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.
We’ll just be over here enjoying the sun while you people are all...
New paper on asexuality
calinlapin:
http://gnovisjournal.org/2011/11/21/lily-hughes-journal/
“This paper investigates the existence of asexuality or ace identity. The aim of the paper is twofold, to examine the emergence of a seemingly impossible identity and to consider the consequences of an asexual space in a sexual discourse. Since the term ‘asexual’ proves problematic in its dependence on the existence of...
asexualawarenessweek:
AAW Issues Call to Action
OK, just thought I’d mention again that people might want to hold off a bit before pestering them with emails - the terms page is incredibly out of date, and the fact that it still has an outdated definition of asexuality is an honest mistake. I know for a fact that people at GenEq know about asexuality, and have discussed it correctly...
AAW Issues Call to Action →
ace-reporter:
I personally am not a fan of Calls to Action — at least from me. The reader can make up his own mind.
wow, that’s awkward. I know the people at GenEq, and they do know the correct definition of asexuality, and it’s been used properly in all the recent stuff from them. I think the problem is that the terms page hasn’t been updated for some time, so it was...
Author promotes bisexual and asexual visibility... →
hm, I should look into that….
Also, you can preview the first 10% of the book here: http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/104804
