Molly Muldoon
Auteur de A Quick & Easy Guide to Asexuality
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- 3
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- 91
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- 3.7
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I am gray-ace, and feel comfortable calling myself part of the queer community, so I was pretty excited to this one since I love to see my flag being represented.
The art it's not really my style and has a lot of inconsistency, but I let this slide since it should be some of an educational comic.
I liked most of the things but disagree with the way the authors insisted in saying that assexuality is the LACK of sexual attraction. Since most of the community are actually on the gray espectrum and are not sex-repulsed this was the thing that made me and many other question themselves.
Assexual people CAN experience sexual attraction, but they NEED to be under especific conditions or not at all.
A lot of people see themselves as demisexual, I myself though I was too for kind some time. Demisexuality is when you feel sexual attraction but ONLY if you already has an emotional bond with the person, therefore you don't get the hots for some cute singer like your friends, for example.
I think the book was ok, but not the best assexual representation that I read. I myself don't think at my teens I would be comfortable with this lable only reading this comic, so for me this is a medium example of representatives.
On fiction you can find a lot of my accurate books, and it's really easier to indentify the signals by examples than for a educational book like this one.… (plus d'informations)