Tag "Asexual"
AN ACE UP YOUR SLEEVE
Hello KD, it’s Dandie, your favorite asexual again. Last year, I penned my story (Am I Queering Wrong?) where I talked about my struggle with relationships as an asexual in
Dear KD: Am I Queering Wrong?
So, I don’t know how I went from reading about Timothée Chalamet to landing on Kito Diaries, but I’m glad I did. The stories here are funny and sad and
The One That’s About To Get Away
Funsho came into my life in a couple of tweets I saw awhile ago that detailed how he went all the way to his mother’s place after closing late from
This married gay asexual is not interested in having sex with you, his husband, or anybody else
According to the Asexual Visibility and Education Network, an asexual is “someone who does not experience sexual attraction.” So is it possible to be asexual and gay? According to Mateo
We Should Take Asexuality More Seriously
A 2016 review published by the University of British Columbia confirms that asexuality isn’t some bizarre form of “psychopathology” or the result an extremely low libido as famously diagnosed by
Model/Reality star Austin Armacost comes out as asexual
Model Austin Armacost, who is currently appearing on Celebrity Big Brother and split with husband Jake Lees last year, has revealed that he is asexual. He told show business reporter
Asexuals Demand More Visibility
It may be Bisexual Awareness Week, but asexuals the world over say they want to be noticed as well. They are demanding greater visibility, saying they want asexuality to be
LOVE AND SEX IN THE CITY (Episode 49)
“Thirty minutes of romance on the phone?” Biola reiterated, his laughter bubbling up through the words as he steered his way down Airport Road. “Oh, I can’t. I just can’t.”
What Sexuality Have You? A Dictionary Of Sexual Orientations
Confused by some of the different terms and identities around on the internet? Here’s a dictionary of orientations and preferences from across the spectrum. Starting with the more widely known.
‘I Thought Sex Was Bad.’ – Binyavanga Wainaina
In a Facebook post, Kenyan writer, Binyavanga Wainaina, reveals his earliest turmoil as a gay man. ‘In my 20s, I wanted to be asexual. I let my body grow very
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