translesblr:

courteousmingler:

thincourse:

Can asexuals understand that when they are raped, it is because of misogyny???

is this about the asexual survivors who state openly that their attacker said it was to turn them straight?

because. “This will turn you straight” isn’t something a rapist says when it’s just misogyny.

and..sexual assaults  caused only by misogyny don’t have male victims. 

you dumbasses will literally preach 

“SOMETIMES PEOPLE WITH STRAIGHT PRIVILEGE GET ATTACKED FOR NOT HAVING STRAIGHT PRIVILEGE!”

“Sometimes people with straight privilege get attacked by people who want to turn them straight! Corrective assault happens to EVERYONE!” 

before you admit the actual cause of these assaults.

because admitting the factual cause of these assaults would:

1. involve admitting rape survivors sometimes tell the truth 

and 

2. allow society at large to start combating the cause of the assaults.

and you guys Can’t Have That can you.

like. this “IT’S JUST MISOGYNY!” shit has been debunked by actual material studies, showing asexual women are assaulted at higher rates than other women. (x)  (While that article merely mentions that asexual rates rival those of bisexuals, and glosses over the discrepancy between the assaults faced by asexual women compared to the rate of the assaults faced by non-ace women, I encourage you to look into the Human Rights Comission’s 2017 study directly.) 

but accepting reality just isn’t worth watching those rape statistics drop to you proud pro-rape folks, is it? 

HERE IS A FUCKING ARTICLE ABOUT THIS

catnipkittie5:

criticalthinkingmaybe:

catnipkittie5:

criticalthinkingmaybe:

baconcourse:

WELP.

tbh that person just ended the entire discourse

^^ an aphobe. and this is about actual straight people not fucking ace people you nut

yeah sure! ofc i don’t mean all ace people i mean. straight ace people

no. the op said this wasnt at all about any aces.

sorry about the color, i use a screen shader at night so i can use my phone and still sleep

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I know this is only tangentially related to the monster post, but there’s actually a branch of queer theory that deals with monsters and queerness. (I think it’s called monster theory but I could be wrong about that.) You should look up Susan Stryker’s article My Words to Victor Frankenstein Above the Village of Chamounix: Performing Transgender Rage. It’s more about bodies than sexuality, but every time your monster post comes across my dash I think about it.

check out citations (and request the full text) here

yeah its right along the alley, the minorities = monsters discussion is old, only the teratophilia community is new

Hey, so, building on your teratophilia post, I’m an ace who is into macrohpilia/gts and tf stuff. do you think that it might be related? I’m sorry if this makes you uncomfortable, but this is something I just needed to ask someone and get their opinion on, and that post made me feel like you would be a good candidate. Also, sorry for being anon, but I’m not very comfortable being open about this yet. thank you for your time.

tbh i dont think its the same thing, the ‘terotophilia’ thing was about writing fictional scenarios where you wouldn’t have to worry about your gender dysphoria or internalized aphobia and fatphobia or other shitty society things

Everyone’s Dressed Like You: How Seeing Yourself On TV Can Change Your Life

asexualjournal:

You never knew how important it was to see yourself reflected on a TV screen. You’ve never felt so heard, seen, validated, and loved. You weren’t imagining your pain; it’s real to others too.

You find a community full of people who have the same broken edges, repairing them together—or realizing they were never broken at all. You find the place you’re supposed to be, and realize that you were already who you were always supposed to be.

by RoAnna Sylver

Everyone’s Dressed Like You: How Seeing Yourself On TV Can Change Your Life