I haven't talked about this in a while, but why not make one more post about my sexuality, for good measure? It's something I vented a lot about a long time ago, partially because I didn't want to discuss it with my dad or therapist. I probably should have told them, but it's too late now. I don't want to turn this post into a vent about the two secrets I've kept from my dad, but maybe I'll reblog that post again later. Sigh...
Anyways, I kept trying to figure out my sexuality because it really confused me, and I wanted answers for my own personal satisfaction. In doing that, I realized I'm aegosexual. I don't want sex and I've never even really thought about wanting sex with others before. I do however masturbate quite a bit. I seem to masturbate multiple times a week, so I don't know if I'm hypersexual too or if this is normal or what. But at the very least, I'm like 99% sure I'm aegosexual.
I'm also mostly attracted to the familiar, which means I mostly only read erotica about men. The male anatomy is familiar to me, so it's what I tend to look for erotica for. And I won't get into anything beyond this for right now, because I'm already feeling a bit awkward writing all this.
On a slightly less embarrassing note, I've figured out I'm probably Quoiromantic. I'm 19 now, and I've never understood romance. I know it's love, but what makes it different from platonic love? You can love a friend or a family member just as much as someone you're romantically involved with, so it all baffles me. And that's why I think I'm Quoiromantic. I simply don't understand the difference between Platonic and Romantic attraction in any major way.
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My PC crashed while I was playing The Sims 3 and it turns out I have mega RAM issues (not sure if caused by that stupidly unoptimised game (would be very on brand) or something else I didn't notice because I have four 16GB sticks and haven't done any resource-intense work with the PC in a while) and I'm currently trying to figure out what's wrong, how it happened, how I can fix it and how I can prevent it happening again.
Shout out to EVERY article telling me to test my RAM sticks in another PC, like I just HAVE ONE hanging around. To be fair, I am a massive hoarder and have many old devices but surely the POINT of having a PC is that you just replace components? Who HOARDS PCs? Whoever they are, I guess I need to get on their level.
And NO I am absolutely NOT going to hit up my few local friends who have PCs and ask them to dismantle their work tools so I can shove in my possibly fucked up components and see if anything explodes (exaggeration, obviously, but still).
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