this game reflects the personal experiences of myself and other demisexuals with whom I had the pleasure of speaking to and knowing
it is by no means comprehensive or meant to represent demisexuals as a whole or a homogenous group / queer subculture
demisexuality is weird, fluid, and liminal, its own existence transcending and screwing with its own label
if anything demisexuality resists proper definition and challenges the notion of what queerness can or can’t look like
how can we define it then? how can we draw lines in the sand so that we can say “oh it’s this” or “oh it’s that?”
simple. we don’t.
we just give ourselves into this non-euclidean collective universal force that is somehow both allosexual and asexual while also being nothing of the sort
if you don’t get it, that’s okay.
demisexuals probably don’t either.###
a submission to "What's So Cool About Jam" and based off Jared Sinclair's "What's So Cool About Outer Space?"
it is by no means comprehensive or meant to represent demisexuals as a whole or a homogenous group / queer subculture
demisexuality is weird, fluid, and liminal, its own existence transcending and screwing with its own label
if anything demisexuality resists proper definition and challenges the notion of what queerness can or can’t look like
how can we define it then? how can we draw lines in the sand so that we can say “oh it’s this” or “oh it’s that?”
simple. we don’t.
we just give ourselves into this non-euclidean collective universal force that is somehow both allosexual and asexual while also being nothing of the sort
if you don’t get it, that’s okay.
demisexuals probably don’t either.###
a submission to "What's So Cool About Jam" and based off Jared Sinclair's "What's So Cool About Outer Space?"
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