//Forgive me, guys it’s been so long since I came online. Long story short, life is kicking my butt, and I’m exhausted. Work, family and everything else pretty much took all of my time, and energy. But will be having some vacation time, so hopefully I can come back.
So, just giving a heads up and will try and bother ppl when I can.
I need my brain to explain to me, why is it whenever I think and try to imagine Reiko's husband this picture of Aoi pop into my head and I imagine him having such a vibe as in this lovely picture !!
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I read Loveless this weekend, because I enjoyed the Heartstopper series.
I’ll admit I skimmed my way through a lot of the drama and mIsUNDersTaNdinGs in the book, because I hate that shit. It’s also written in a way that is obviously trying to illustrate and summarize the main quandaries that aroace, asexual, and aromantic people feel--the “I’m broken” angst, the attempts by some to exclude aro/ace from the LGBTQ+ community, the attempts by others to “fix” us--and I’m already well aware of those struggles and skimmed a lot of that too. It felt like a primer on being aroace, whether directed at baby gays or at non-aroace people who wanted an explanation of what the terms feel like when lived.
However, it also called out something I’ve struggled with but failed to put into words: the desire for love and physical touch and someone who cares about you without anyone thinking it should escalate to sexual or romantic. I really appreciate that about it.