00:00
00:00
Azeleon
I'm a creature that makes creatures

Age 23

Chronic Hobbyist

School for Cool Fools

John One Piece's House

Joined on 5/29/21

Level:
20
Exp Points:
4,216 / 4,440
Exp Rank:
11,915
Vote Power:
6.19 votes
Art Scouts
1
Rank:
Civilian
Global Rank:
> 100,000
Blams:
0
Saves:
2
B/P Bonus:
0%
Whistle:
Normal
Medals:
17

Second Coming of Big Chungus

Posted by Azeleon - July 16th, 2022


I made the title as a joke and was gonna name it something more legit like "Second time coming out" but I just found it so damn funny for literally no reason so I'm keeping it


I wanted to make a post mostly for my own archiving purposes, but in case anyone else is interested for some odd reason.

I have concluded that I am asexual.


Years ago, I came out to my family that I was gay, and it was smooth sailing. My parents have always been really cool open minded people (I mean, my mom's bi), so there were no problems whatsoever. A couple years later, I've concluded that I was non-binary, realizing that I don't really care to fit in as a male (which is my birth gender) but I'm not a transgender female either, I'm just kinda whatever I want to be.

Over my lifetime, I've always known I had absolutely no interest in relationships with girls, and I've been a little moreso with guys, but for the last year or so, I realize that I legitimately don't care about sexual aspects of any relationship.


I thought I was demisexual, which is sort of "half asexual", thinking maybe I'd only be comfortable with someone if I had known them longer, but all things considered, I really can't see myself doing all that.

That being said, I most certainly know I'm homoromantic (or whatever it'd be called since I'm non-binary lol). I'd definitely be okay with a romantic partner at most, but they'd probably have to see someone else if they want something more, y'know?


So all this considered, I feel kind of more "free" in a sense. I don't have to feel like sexuality will be a required part of having a relationship with someone. I can just be myself, y'know? I think that's the most important part of being a human, is being your truest self. Anyone who has a problem with your sexuality (or lack thereof) are just jealous lmao.


Anyway I just wanted to write this just cause. I usually never post anything personal online, but I figure maybe I dunno, someone might read this and have similar thoughts they'd like to share or something.


Tags:

2

Comments

Came for the title, but I'm glad to hear this! It's good that you're becoming more comfortable with who you are. I might caution against the mindset that any detractors are jealous, as that could lead you to being bitter, but still, very happy for you!
In a relationship, you gotta look for someone who's perfect for you, and accepts all facets of who you are (I mean, with some wiggle room in the small stuff), but you should never settle for less. There's always someone out there. I don't personally believe in fate, but I do believe that by probability there'll always be someone.
I guess to give a tl;dr, be who you are and love yourself, but never expect applause in return. That being said, DO search for people who accept you wholly! They're out there!

P.S Everything has something to do with Big Chungus. He is in us all, and we are all of him.

Yeah I suppose the title is a bit clickbait LOL
But yeah thanks for the advice! The jealous remark is a little bit of an inside joke I have with my brother, but it's fun to say.
And yeah, I agree that there's always at least one person out there for someone else y'know? People are very diverse and you never know who you might end up meeting who will change your life for the better.

And yes, Big Chungus is the spirit of all life itself ?

I am asexual biromatic and I totally understand :)
Your mum you are soo cool btw <3
So valid, so epic, so amazing ??
You're not alone, we all have our preferences and we're ALL in this together :)
TRUST me, I only like to cuddle and kiss with my partner anyway ??
I'm not even comfy with kissing on lips yet
<3

@PurpleShoes @Azeleon Yes.

Y'know, I myself am bisexual. I haven't came out to my family because I'm scared, but generally some of my friends know that I'm bi. I mean, when I started liking boys more than I do girls, that's when I first noticed I was bisexual. I appreciate your decision to be comfortable with who you are (even though it's 2 weeks since you last posted this)! also big chungus lol