it’s okay, to know, ur place, man
Conversation Plan and Reflection: Introducing my Ace Identity (Or: How I realized it wasn't safe to come out)
Hermit crab essay by Justin Ancheta.
Vol. 5, Issue 3: Family
Vol. 5, Issue 3 of AZE features asexual, aromantic, and agender perspectives on family.
Why are we afraid of magic?
the carnival of life forecloses / as we try to rationalize our dreams / our nightmares, our queerness
Sexual Trauma, Suicide, and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder among the Asexual Adult Population: An Analysis of the 2020 Ace Community Census
The associations between sexual trauma and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) among asexual individuals are not well-studied.
What is Aesthetic Attraction?
Through these realizations, understanding aesthetic attraction may transform how a person understands their identity in relation to others.
Submissions Closed: Gay Asexuality and Gay Aromanticism
Submit by February 15th, 2023.
Vol. 5, Issue 2: Disability
Vol. 5, Issue 2 of AZE is centered on the theme of Disability.
Colonialism (Queerphobia) has 'Dis-abled' me
It is through this resistance that I may identify my ‘dis-abledness’ as interconnected with ‘who I am’: as an embodiment of decolonial resistance.
![In Praise of -Less: [transMad shouts from absent (pl)aces]](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5610dfd1e4b0c37386dd0a90/1659648499809-1LC9XWPOEZRJ99E5EME0/FACES.png)
In Praise of -Less: [transMad shouts from absent (pl)aces]
Here, “trans” is the verb my Madness takes as I refuse to engage in the project of cisheteronormative social life.
Invisible
I gaze at the mirror, as if trying to decipher the ancient mystery of my identity, of my true self–