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Why do Asexual (Aroace) people get discriminated?
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this post was submitted on 27 Jun 2026
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Can I get an example? The most I've seen is extremely predictable intense curiosity from others and a barrage of questions more so than people going out of their way to be mean to someone about that. Btw some of the kinkiest people I've met were asexual funny enough. There's a lot of experiences in the sensualist and bdsm world that aren't specifically sexual or dealing with genitals or other typical erogenous zones.