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What do you call it when it's been a year but you're still missing them?
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"And even if I were to die now | Never loved
"I would die knowing I tried | My best
"I gave it my all | And that's all anyone could ask of me"
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I still think of you on too-late nights.
-Confessions of a Masochist
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I was in love with you, back then.
Did you know?
I wanted to shout it from the rooftops, but even then you would have chosen not to hear me.
So I sat in silence and watched as the feeling passed me by.
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That moment when you're demi.
And you fall in love for the first time, hard. But it doesn't work and out and -just like nothing ever happened- the feeling is gone one morning and you realise that this might be it. You might never get to feel this way again.
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One reason why t4t is superior:
That intense intimacy of being so comfortable with each other because you're both trans.
You don't have to explain or justify your experience and body, you don't have to worry how or if they see you.
They know what it's like, they understand.
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as an entire queer trans allosexual i think it's weird when other allosexuals don't like the term allosexual for themselves. it just means not asexual. smacks of cis people who scream and howl and pee their pants about being called cis
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Demisexual “So you mean a normal person?” Don’t hate on things you don’t understand.
Person: What’s demisexuality?
Demisexual: It means you don’t get attracted to people unless there’s an emotional bond.
Person: Oh, so like, a normal person?
Demisexual: Actually, no, although I can see how you’d think that. Most people don’t have sex with people unless they have an emotional bond with them but that’s not really to do with sexuality, that’s just staying safe and having common sense.
’Normal’ people, although not intending to sleep with someone right away, still know, usually, whether they would be interested in doing that within a short amount of time, sometimes immediately. People come up to me and say “You’re attractive, can I have your number?” after just seeing me from across a bar. They’ve never spoken to me, don’t know who I am but still found me attractive and are thus interested in getting to know me more to see if they’d like to start a relationship.
Demisexuals don’t experience that. We don’t see underwear adverts and find the actors desirable. We don’t look at someone from across a room and think “they’re hot, I wonder if they’re single”. ‘Sex sells’ goes over our heads. Dating apps where you swipe pictures across the screen are useless. We literally don’t get attracted to people that quickly.
Person: Oh, I see. So it’s not just being picky or abstaining from sex, it’s literal lack of attraction?
Demisexual: Yes, you’ve got it.
Person: That must make dating difficult.
Demisexual: It does. Many of us are interested in dating but are limited to people we know emotionally. If someone asks for my number I then have to say to them ‘can we be friends for roughly two to three years, by then I should know whether I find you physically attractive and if I do we can start dating’. It’s sad because I don’t want to get people’s hopes up or seem like I’m leading them on. But I literally do have to know them for a while before I can get attracted to them if I do at all. It also meant growing up was a strange experience because everyone would be pointing out attractive people on TV, in magazines and when walking down the street and I just didn’t understand.
Person: Well thank you for taking the time to explain that to me. I understand now that there is a difference between abstaining from sex and actually lacking attraction.
Demisexual: No problem. It’s nice to be accepted and understood.
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Demisexuals, you are real and valid. Just because people don’t understand what you go through that doesn’t mean what you go through is fake. Pride is about respecting and celebrating all sexualities and their nuances. 
You should also note that demisexuality is common among those on the autism spectrum. To deny demisexuality is not only illogical but it’s also ableism. You’re erasing people’s symptoms because its convenient for you and because you don’t understand them. 
Demisexuals just want to chill and exist. They don’t want fame and to be mollycoddled. They just want awareness and acceptance. 
Let’s not hate on people just because we don’t understand. 
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Silly little guys are so hot. Cute little trash goblins. Just wanna take em home
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“Dear Milena,
I wish the world were ending tomorrow. Then I could take the next train, arrive at your doorstep in Vienna, and say: “Come with me, Milena. We are going to love each other without scruples or fear or restraint. Because the world is ending tomorrow.” Perhaps we don’t love unreasonably because we think we have time, or have to reckon with time. But what if we don't have time? Or what if time, as we know it, is irrelevant? Ah, if only the world were ending tomorrow. We could help each other very much.”
- Franz Kafka, Letters to Milena
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all t4t gay transmascs born after 1996 know is:
1. be gay
2. squish they boyfriend's man titties
3. be a simp
4. play blockgame
5. eat hot chip
6. lie.
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ME AND WHO TBH.
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I want to kiss him so bad I want to cover his whole face in little kisses and hold his cheeks in my hands and nuzzle him aaahh ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
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trans men are so fucking hot. testosterone makes us so fucking sexy- i love the way it transforms our voices, bodies and minds into something totally new and even sexier than before. body hair and bears where they weren't before. top surgery scars and chests are hot as fuck. guys who get bottom surgery can hit me up any time! trans men who never take T or get any surgeries are just as hot- so are fat trans men with beautiful rolls. thin trans men with flat chests and thin hips. short trans men. disabled trans men who use accessibility aids. cripple trans men trans men who wear makeup and dress extravagantly hairy trans men. prettyboy trans men. femme trans men. malewife trans men. bald & balding trans men. trans men with big chest and big curves. trans men with rough hands and strong bodies. trans men who can bridal carry you. trans men who are soft, feminine and tender.
trans men show you what a man really looks like, no matter their body plan. sexiest men alive. all trans men are hot!
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"I think I like the pain.
I think that's why it was so hard to let you go:
You made me feel alive You made me want to fight."
-Confessions of a Masochist
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See you in another life, pretty boy
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The Demisexual/Demiromantic experience is
...being unable to relate to Allo and Aroace narratives. We're both and neither.
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