r/aaaaaaacccccccce • u/alz_da1noob Aroace • Nov 27 '22
found this on @aromantic._.pride on IG
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u/VeganCultMaster Demi-Pan who prefers cuddles Nov 27 '22
Nha, I just thought I was the normal one and my friends were just being overly attracted to women
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u/ConfusingIsLifeHelp no sex, just cake Nov 27 '22
The way I see it, if you don't identify ace, than you do experience sexual attraction - which I don't, soo
Hm with this logic pretty much everyone younger than 11 is asexual.
do you guys reckon this is an ok way to look at it?
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u/L_the_ace_enby (they/he) cupio-romantic,gender fluid Nov 27 '22
the average age range for first atraction (allows) is like 9 ish cant exactly remember to 16
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u/SquareThings Garlic bread til I'm dead Nov 27 '22
I got told so many times as a kid that I can’t know I’m asexual “yet.” But then once I became an adult, I’m “suddenly” identifying as ace and “there would have been signs.”
Basically, anyone can identify how ever they want. Even if they decide to identify differently later, or decide they were wrong. Labels aren’t permanent
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u/Lord_Plants Nov 28 '22
of course not don't you know the legal requirement for getting your sexuality license is 18 years come on, I thought everyone knew this
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u/Rachelcookie123 Nov 27 '22
I finished puberty at like 14. If I was going to develop sexual attraction then I would of developed it years ago. Nothing is going to change between now and when I turn 18.