Saying That Newton Was Asexual Is Not A Fact, But An Opinion Based On What We Know About His Personal

Saying that Newton was asexual is not a fact, but an opinion based on what we know about his personal life. However, one of the reasons why I consider that asexual people find him relatable is because there are lots of individuals on the Internet who either mock him or doubt that he remained a virgin for the rest of his life, despite the fact that Newton was actually very proud of himself for that.

There's this mentality that a man has to lose his virginity as soon as possible and sleep with many women (or at least visibly show his sexual desires and urges) because otherwise he would be considered a "loser". So seeing a man being proud of his lack of sexual attraction can be easily perceived as eldritch curiosity.

Don't mind me, I just remembered that someone refferred to Athena as the "Gigastacy Goddess" on the Internet and this still cracks me up.

Minos when he saw baby Asterion for the very first time:

Charon's appearance varies from that of an ugly old man to an eldritch sinister monster in modern pieces of Media. But one physical description which I find to be quite interesting, yet I've never seen being used, is him having burning balls of fire for eyes.

Here's one passage that suggests this possibility:

Dante also described him as having eyes of fire in Canto III of the Inferno. On top of that, his name is usually translated as "fierce brightness", which might be an allusion to his eyes.

And again, I don't remember any character design for him where he has "fire-like eyes". Now I'm really curious to see how would he look like if someone would draw him like this.

This is very off-topic but a girl asked me if we want to hang out once. I told her that I'm not good at swinging as a joke. For some reason she looked at me as if I said that I just killed someone and left me.

Now I understand why people avoid talking with me.

Dearest aliciavance4228,

I am writing to you on this glorious day to ask the reason behind your inclusion of such a strange picture of an ant in your post explaining Athena's interesting association with there kind?

Why was he (the ant) so close to the lens. Why did it (the ant) look like that? Couldn't you have used a picture with the ant farther away from the camera lens?

Just one look and I've been traumatized, for whenever I close my eyes I see that dastardly ant staring back at me. I fear you have given me a panic attack and, worst of all, unlocked some hidden fears I have not yet understood.

It is too late for me.

Your Most anonymous,

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The funny part is that last night I opened my Tumblr forgetting that I made that post and almost got a heart attack too lmao.

Jokes aside, I'm sorry for that. Promise I will be more careful next time. 👍