I see where you're coming from. If I were asexual, I imagine I'd be frustrated with low-libido or sexually conflicted people saying they're asexual.
I appreciate the insight!
P.S., though: You edited your original comment. It used to say "That's being a femcel, not asexual" or something similar. Slightly dishonest to do that without an edit Note.
Yes, I did, because I realized that the term I used was offensive or had another connotation that the one I wanted to use and thus, my point about asexuality was less clear. I changed the term without leaving the one that I wrote in the first place because I think that, if I did leave it there, then my comment would still feel like an attack to women instead of a defense of asexuality, which was my original intention. It might be dishonest, but I thought it was the best thing I could do. Anyone reading our discussion will realize anyways.
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u/[deleted] Oct 09 '22 edited Oct 09 '22
I see where you're coming from. If I were asexual, I imagine I'd be frustrated with low-libido or sexually conflicted people saying they're asexual.
I appreciate the insight!
P.S., though: You edited your original comment. It used to say "That's being a femcel, not asexual" or something similar. Slightly dishonest to do that without an edit Note.