Also, “courgetting” for queerplatonically/platonically flirting! This word fills a gap in my vocabulary. I like you, I really want to get to know you with an intensity usually associated with sex or romance, but I am not interested in sex or romance with you.
Following the filming of 2002’s Red Dragon, actors Mary-Louise Parker and Edward Norton formed a short-lived “rap-core” band, called “Mourn A Dead Monk” (an anagram of their names). This still from the film was the cover for the first single from that album, titled “F*ck Sh*t Up.”
my birthday is coming up and i always try to have a good one but just end up getting rly depressed ;~; and all my best friends are like 3 states away so i won't even get to see them
My zucchini came at my house last night, after we spend the whole day together. It was the first time we saw each other alone and it was perfect. She knows I’m asexual (whatever this means for her) and that’s OK for her.
But (oh, yes, there’s one…) I felt the need to tell her -you know- what I felt, being demiromantic(?)/aromantic and asexual. I tried to explain her what it was for me to care about someone, what I could feel and what kind of relationships I could desire. But I fell short. Do I even know ? Anyway, I tried to tell her that I felt no attraction (romantic or sexual) but that I thought often about her and that it was my way of caring, etc. That it was my way of being alive…
It was kind of awkward but mainly, I totally failed to express how aesthetically and sensually I was attracted to her. We slept in the same bed, but we didn’t really cuddle. Did she wanted to ? If yes, why didn’t she ? Did I spook her ? God, I’ve got to get better at this.
Actor Chris O’Dowd is actually a licensed police officer in his native Ireland (which is how he landed this role). He complained to director Paul Feig that his lack of tie would have been frowned upon, as being on duty in an “improper uniform” is strictly forbidden by Irish law. Feig stated that the costume choices made O’Dowd’s character seem more approachable, and the tie remained off.
And together, these two hearty “Vegetables” made up a beautiful garden of love and fun that would go on to inspire and nourish other Aces and non-Aces of all kinds.
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