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PapaEmeritusIII [any]
Blue dot? Marked for death? I’m out of the loop and google isn’t helping, could someone please fill me in on the context here
Working class women: “hey it really sucks that we’re disproportionally expected to give up our jobs in order to make sure our children are looked after during a crisis”
Hillary Clinton: “Yas queens! 💅💃Girl power!”
Horniness is neither inherently good nor inherently bad. And it’s been around a hell of a lot longer than capitalism.
When you’re a teen and going through puberty, it’s normal to have a lot of complicated and conflicting thoughts about sex-related stuff, since it’s so new to you. That’s fine, you’re not going to figure out everything right away. In the meantime, I recommend you find some better sex ed resources instead of whatever that asexual feminism thing was. scarleteen.com is a good place to start.
Btw, you can’t choose to be asexual any more than you can choose to be gay or straight. You can choose to be celibate if you want, but that doesn’t make you asexual.