People Who Are Nonverbal Are Not Broken! Nonverbal People Deserve To Be Taken Seriously, Respected, And

People who are nonverbal are not broken! Nonverbal people deserve to be taken seriously, respected, and included!

I realize when I'm being hateful

I realize when I'm not being kind

I realize when I could be less harsh

EXCEPT I DON'T CARE

Reading again, I realize I was being unfair with the actual aro/ace ones~

I'm not trying to apologize and just unsay, does it even count as a word? it's pretty safe to say there's a ton of incels who use the aro/ace flag as a way to protect themselfs despite still wanting relationships and being sexually active and knowing we don't have any form of support from society, I can't blame them, all of us cope using our own methods and people still see us with the same "all incels thinks women have to fuck with them" stereotype and damn, I'm só tired of it

after reading this one post, it was more personal than most I did 'cause yknow, there's not a lot of people who I interact here and althought it's interesting to see differents perspectives it's also exhausting still seeing the same ones

it's the first time since 2020 I actually agree with anything from TikTok

New fave

I like to call Fiora as "%max health true damage anomaly"

But aroace people are voluntary. Incel is involuntary. An incel wants to have relationships. An aro/ace person does not. It's the same thing as calling a monk or catholic priest an incel.

After reading my post again I realized that I forgot to clarify

The aro/ace term actually works similarly as a umbrella

I know there's people who experience/feel little to no attraction and I also admit right now I was wrong about excluding those ones, except I can't deny there's also a deceptively high portion of them who actually wants to have relationships but are unable to (mostly guys) and lots of them are either afraid of being associated with the crucified portrait the midia made about incels (I can't entirely blame them, tbh) or still didn't discovered themselfs enough (or even someone else)