Cheering you and Ace Dad on, Cody! Your post hits very close to home and will likely be the subject of a similar post sooner than later. Thank you for reminding folks being ourselves is part of the rebellion and resistance. Joy and love are too. 🌈✌️
Thank you, Cody, for saying that just living my truth as an ace queer person is an important act.
I'm not out to most people because asexuality has felt like a non-thing, not worth talking about. Thanks to your writing (and others'), I've slowly accepted it as more than just a personal, private identity.
I may never get more out than just wearing my black ring (which, dammit, everyone now assumes is an Oura 😠), but this post gives me a lot of courage.
It's one of the most important acts, honestly. To live authentically in a world designed to fight back authenticity at every step is radical bravery. It's revolution.
👏👏👏👏
Cheering you and Ace Dad on, Cody! Your post hits very close to home and will likely be the subject of a similar post sooner than later. Thank you for reminding folks being ourselves is part of the rebellion and resistance. Joy and love are too. 🌈✌️
Cheers there, friend.
Right back atcha, Cody!
Thank you, Cody, for saying that just living my truth as an ace queer person is an important act.
I'm not out to most people because asexuality has felt like a non-thing, not worth talking about. Thanks to your writing (and others'), I've slowly accepted it as more than just a personal, private identity.
I may never get more out than just wearing my black ring (which, dammit, everyone now assumes is an Oura 😠), but this post gives me a lot of courage.
It's one of the most important acts, honestly. To live authentically in a world designed to fight back authenticity at every step is radical bravery. It's revolution.
I'm happy to hear you're owning your authentic self!
Thank you!