I've yet to find someone who can ever give a good answer as to what places repulsed people have to go when it comes to pride being unwelcoming.
"Just go to a different pride!" how many pride do i have to go to until i find one? Some people only have 1 pride nearby and if there are more some of us cant drive or travel long distances to get to them.
"just don't go to pride then!" Then where am I supposed to go? where can i go to celebrate my identity and part of the queer community?
it's all "There are other places you can go!" ok where? I cant go into queer bars. What if there are no queer groups or programs? what if those queer places are not supportive of aspec people let alone repulsed people?
"we should make a tent for people who dont want to see sexual stuff" so basically relegating us to the kiddy table? not allowing us to enjoy the rest of the event? we are forever stuck only in a roped off area, away from the rest of the queer community?
Do you get what I'm getting at here? do you see what the issue is? do you understand how there is no place to repulsed people? do you understand?
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Saw a post of a sex repulsed person being incredibly respectful about kink at pride and expressing how people say they don't belong at pride but then give no alternatives that help them find queer spaces that are safe for them, especially in rural places, and the replies just... Y'all REALLY hate repulsed ppl don't you? Like genuinely the queer community HATES us. The replies had ppl insinuating op was homophobic or sex negative all because they asked for a place where they could feel comfortable. At no point in their post did they say kink was bad or didn't belong at pride all they asked is that if they, a sex repulsed person, was not allowed at pride then where are they to go?
This is a question that never gets taken seriously by the queer community because they hate the idea that someone dislikes sex. They take our feelings as a personal attack on them and their sexuality. When all we want is a space for us. We are trying to find our own space like we are told but we get met with aggression when we try to do that. They hate the idea of a space that doesn't allow sex. They hate a space that doesn't allow them. It's all "Pride is for everyone" until it's repulsed people. Then it's " no where in the queer community is for you. You don't belong here"
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