Here's a video I made some time ago consisting of NICE messages. We all know I get a ton of really awful messages, but let's focus on the people who have been so kind as to tell me how I'm making a difference for them, who have appreciated the work I've done, and have supported ME along the way.
[If this doesn't play for you, try the version with different music.]
Why do we have Asexual Awareness Week? Well, there's the obvious, of course: we want people to know asexual people exist, and we want people to know how to support us, and we want everyday exploration and examination of sexual diversity to include us.
Here are some basics you can share from my cornucopia of resources:
- Asexuality: An Overview [video, YouTube channel swankivy]
- The Invisible Orientation: An Introduction to Asexuality [book, Skyhorse Publishing]
- How to Be an Asexual Ally [video, YouTube channel swankivy]
- "Why should the sex-positive community promote asexuality awareness?" [article, Good Vibrations]
- Write an asexual character [blog post, Tumblr blog swankivy]
- Young aces coming out [blog post, Tumblr blog swankivy]
- Asexuality: How to be an Ally [video, YouTube channel swankivy]
- "Asexuality is Not a Diagnosis" [article, Psychology Today]
- How to come out as asexual [video, YouTube channel swankivy]
- "Enjoy Your Houseful of Cats" [article, The Toast]
- The asexual double standard [blog post, Tumblr blog swankivy]
- "Asexual, Aromantic, Partnerless, Child-Free… And (Yes!) Happy" [article, Everyday Feminism]
- "Asexuality and Sexual Fluidity" [article, Good Vibrations]
- "You're about as sexually attractive to me as a turtle" [interview, Salon]
- "Why Asexuals Don't Want to Be Invisible Anymore" [spotlight, New York Times]
- "How to tell if you're asexual" [excerpt, TIME]
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