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[ex_pippin880]

Hey guys! I'm doing asexuality/aromanticism for the Frequently (or Not So Frequently) Asked Questions project and I've been asked something that I can't answer. Would anyone like to take it?

The question is:
What's your favourite and least favourite thing to read about asexuality in fiction?

And I... can't think of a single example of or reference to (textual/canon) asexuality in books/fiction I've read. :|

Comments

[ex_pippin880]

Thank you!

(I once had a conversation with someone where they were going "but why do you get so angry about this" (lol) so I asked them to tell me as many aces as they could who were neither non-human or inhuman in some way.

Their first answer was "Dexter".

Yep. Serial killers: just a normal part of human society.)

[themistoklis]

Ugh. Dexter makes it very clear that he experiences few emotions. In the books, he makes it extra super clear that he does not really consider himself human. I watch the show and read the books, but I hate when people use him as an example of an ace person.