Of course it's considered coming out. We're definitely one of the most forgotten or despised "categories", even by our own community and not mention society. We don't even exist for them. We're a joke for them. I'm asexual! My best friend thinks to be aromantic, but she's still trying to figure it out. Sometimes, it takes half of your life. You nee...... 1 reply
is being an aro/ace considered as "coming out" ? i just want people's opinions about it. i have this feeling, where i can no longer be in a relationship or fall in love with anybody since early 2020. funny, i had my first boyfriend that year and i completely neglected him because i was confused and i felt like that kind of commitment is suffocating me till this day.
2 or 3 years ago I came out as a Lesbian to my family. They said ok but keep playing games with me saying I like a guy or I'm going to date a man. LET ME TELL YOU! I CAN NOT WAIT till I walk in one day with my SO and tell them "mom, dad, little brother. I want you to meet my fiancee." THE LOOK ON THEIR FACE WILL BE WORTH EVERY CENT!
We will see who...... 1 reply
1) get rid of my stupid self harming habit
2) find a travel buddy or just travel alone
3) sleep outside in a very isolated place under a clear sky
4) look at the northern lights
5) go to the desert once
6) buy my parents a house on the mountains
7) tattoo my back
8) go to an amusement park with my father again
9) make a pokemon hack rom
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1. Be confident about myself and body
2. Pick running back up and keep at it
3. Renovate my house
4. Get a bunch of plants and actually have them survive
5. Find a life partner (I'm aromantic but not asocial so I'd still like to live with someone)
6. Find a sex partner
7. Explore kinks
8. Travel all over the world with my mom
9. Get my master degre...... reply
1) Watch over 20+ anime(s)
2) improve my drawing skills
3) study more
4) read over 40+ yaoi(s)
5) read over 10+ yuri(s)
6) eat a taco
7) make a clay figure/figurine
8) getting diagnosed
9) go to Japan.
10) die. 1 reply
