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ysabetwordsmith ([personal profile] ysabetwordsmith) wrote in [community profile] allbingo 2024-02-04 09:22 am (UTC)

Hello!

>> I don't think I've completed a Bingo yet. Hopefully, I can fix that this month <<

Go for it! Remember you can make a smaller card if the usual sizes are bigger than you find ideal.

>> At my age, you would think I would know, <<

Some people take a while to figure it out. Sex/gender is complicated.

>> but I'm still pretty confused by everything. <<

Arovague - Is someone whose status as an aromantic is uncertain or affected by mood.

Noviromantic - Is someone who experiences a complicated romantic attraction (or lack thereof) such that they do not feel it can be described in a single term

Quoiromantic - Is someone whose romantic orientation is on the aromantic spectrum that describes people who cannot differentiate between platonic and romantic attraction, cannot define romantic attraction and therefore are not sure if they experience it, experience attraction somewhere between romantic and platonic, or want to be in a queerplatonic relationship. It’s also known as WTFromantic or Whatromantic or Platoniromantic.

See, you're not the only one who finds it confusing.

>> I just know I prefer fictional relationships over real ones by far these days.<<

Autochorisromantic/Aegoromantic - Is someone who enjoys the idea of romance, but not wishing to be a participant in romantic activities (based off of autochorissexual / a disconnection between oneself and a romantic target or fantasy).

Fictoromantic - romantic attraction exclusively to fictional characters or people that aren't real, or being aromantic while feeling romantically attracted to fictional characters.

https://www.asexuality.org/en/topic/189399-only-attracted-to-fictional-characters/

>> I guess when people act like if you don't have a partner on Valentine's Day it's the end of the world. I don't get that. <<

Some people wrap up their whole identity in another person, so without that, they feel like they are nothing.

>>I like reading erotic femslash stories.<<

You might like [community profile] fefemslashweek, [community profile] femslash_kink, [community profile] femslashex, [community profile] girlgay, [community profile] ladiesbingo, [community profile] rarefemslashexchange, and so on. Just type "femslash" into the DW Interests box and see what you get.

>>Unfortunately, many of the fandoms I'm in there's just not a lot of femslash, let alone 'kinky' femslash. I need to branch out, seriously. <<

Have you tried Wednesday? It has numerous female characters and thus lots of femslash, although a majority is Wednesday/Enid.

See also Femslash Top 100.

>>I don't really know about any ace-friendly fandoms but I'd like to hear about them.<<

Good Omens -- they're angels, so it follows that they may not be into rubbing squishy bits together like humans.

Sherlock Holmes, especially the Sherlock series -- generally Sherlock is married to his work, has a queerplatonic bond with John Watson, and a fucked-up kismesissitude with Moriarti.

>>I wasn't sure what to do with it for the longest time so it was a hodge-podge of a dozen different things but lately, I've taken an interest in organizing it so I am adding a little fan fic, some graphics, TV show commentary, and stuff like that. <<

Some people find recurring posts helpful in organizing their main topics.

>>There are also tons of lists of challenges I want to do someday or ones that are already in progress.<<

[community profile] whenisitdue may be helpful. It shows the deadlines for as many events as they can find.

>> I am sorry I wrote so dang much! lol <<

No, it's great to get people talking!

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