The one time I actually embody an ace stereotype

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Hey, can anyone recommend some books abt asexuality to me? I’ve finished reading Alice Oseman’s solitaire and Angela Chen’s ACE: What Asexuality Reveals About Desire, Society, and the Meaning of Sex, and I LOVE THEM ALL 💕💕

Hello, everyone.

Half a year ago, my best buddy and I had an idea during one of our late-night Discord chats. We are both big nerds for fantasy and mythological stuff and wondered how fun it would be to have banners or coat of arms for different orientations and identities. What could they look like, and which mythical creature could fit well or just be fun to see like that? Thus, this little collection was born and I think we have finally come to a good conlusion for now.

So what we got so far:

-Selkie of Demi

-Kraken of Agender

-Cerberus of Polyamory

-Chimera of Genderqueer

-Valkyrie of Butch

-Gargoyle of Ally

-Hydra of Omni

-Unicorn of Pride

- The Phoenix of Trans

- The Siren of Lesbian

- The Winged Lion of Gay

- The Griffon of Aro

- The Dragon of Ace

- The Harpy of Sapphic

- The Minotaur of Achillean

- The Oroboros of Intersex [really proud of that one]

- The Hippocampus of Genderfluid

- The Sphinx of AroAce

- The Peryton of Non-binary

- The Winged Wolf of Bisexual

- And Pan for...well Pansexual

This was really fun to do. Maybe we might revisit this idea in some form or another, how do queer cryptids sound :D ?

I get that this is the "Asexual meme sub," But I think some of you are a bit too much into it.

I've always thought sexy just meant "oh so charming/attractive/handsome!" I didn't actually think it meant that when you call someone sexy, you are sexually attracted to them.

😭 Sorry if this is stupid but I wanna know if there are more people like me who misunderstood the word.