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Drew this fella just now at the Asexual Communication and Education Club (of which recently I became heir to the presidency by walking in on the day of elections...)

So, lately I've had quite a time with self-discovery... and I realized that I'm not as straight as I once thought.

I must say, it was really liberating to finally accept myself for what I am... it used to be that I'd think, "Oh, that other girl is attractive... no wait, BAD! Don't be gay!"
Which was pretty self-deprecating. When I finally started listening to my feelings, I realized I had the potential to be in love with people of any gender.

I've also realized how much I missed allowing myself to like rainbows... not too long ago I thought that loving rainbows would give me an unwanted "gay" label... now that I'm not afraid to call myself queer, I feel like I can enjoy them once more!

As for asexuality (mane = asexual pride flag), earlier this year I was attracted to the Asexuality Club by their posters, which said that it's possible to be in love with someone without feeling sexual attraction... that was one of those, "Huh, so it has a name" moments for me. More self-discovery ensued.

So, this guy commemorates my current self-description as a bi-romantic asexual, and also the discoveries and sexualities of anyone else who has ever felt confused, frightened, unsure, uncomfortable, or in any way distressed about their own sexual identity!

To all of you; fear not who you are, you are a beautiful person!!!!!!

Description
Drew this fella just now at the Asexual Communication and Education Club (of which recently I became heir to the presidency by walking in on the day of elections...)

So, lately I've had quite a time with self-discovery... and I realized that I'm not as straight as I once thought.

I must say, it was really liberating to finally accept myself for what I am... it used to be that I'd think, "Oh, that other girl is attractive... no wait, BAD! Don't be gay!"
Which was pretty self-deprecating. When I finally started listening to my feelings, I realized I had the potential to be in love with people of any gender.

I've also realized how much I missed allowing myself to like rainbows... not too long ago I thought that loving rainbows would give me an unwanted "gay" label... now that I'm not afraid to call myself queer, I feel like I can enjoy them once more!

As for asexuality (mane = asexual pride flag), earlier this year I was attracted to the Asexuality Club by their posters, which said that it's possible to be in love with someone without feeling sexual attraction... that was one of those, "Huh, so it has a name" moments for me. More self-discovery ensued.

So, this guy commemorates my current self-description as a bi-romantic asexual, and also the discoveries and sexualities of anyone else who has ever felt confused, frightened, unsure, uncomfortable, or in any way distressed about their own sexual identity!

To all of you; fear not who you are, you are a beautiful person!!!!!!