This blog may be young, but the Carnival of Aces has had a huge impact on its history.
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Carnival of Aces Round-Up: Asexuality Before AVEN
Here is the round-up of submissions to the September 2018 Carnival of Aces.
Mulder, Scully, and the Original Shipping Wars: A Tiny Piece of Ace History
How might our ideas about shipping be different if an asexual discourse had existed in the 1990s?
Call for Submissions: September 2018 Carnival of Aces: Asexuality Before AVEN
What was it like to be asexual in a world without AVEN?
Stages of Coming Out: My Journey to Ace Identification
How long have I been out as asexual? That's a complicated question. Here's my complicated answer.
Shame, or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Accept My Sexuality
Being demisexual means I don't pursue sex the way I'm "supposed" to, but sometimes desire it when I'm not "supposed" to. For a long time, I was ashamed of both of these things.
Asexual, Allosexual, and Other Labels That Don’t Quite Fit (Revised)
It’s not that I think dichotomies like “asexual”/“allosexual” and “voluntary celibate”/“involuntary celibate” are meaningless. But I find them, at best, an awkward fit for my own experience.
Growing Up Platoniromantic: Happy Endings
My friends are buying houses, getting married, and having children. Do they still have any room in their lives for someone like me?
Carnival of Aces Round-Up: Identity
Here is the round-up of submissions to the January 2018 Carnival of Aces.
Expecto Patronum: Seeking Identity in a World of Labels
Of the many labels out there, how many would I claim as my “identity”?
