See...to me, anything along these lines is body shaming, "ugh...she's so fat/skinny and (as a result) ugly/undesirable/stupid."

all I could see is a grown woman who looks like she is starving herself to death taking shots at a young girl who looks healthy and beautiful. I can't even look at Giuliana, she makes me so uncomfortable.

Lol. None of these people are going to Mars. None of them are heroes (unless they did something else heroic). If anything, they are seriously delusional.

I agree completely. I mean, technically, I guess I'm "homoromantic demisexual cisfemale"... but I that is the most ridiculous combination of adjectives ever. Maybe I'm too damn old.

No, it needs a label with several subcategories, a club, webforums, t-shirts with slogans and validation that it's "fine". And you have to make friends with others like you so that you can wear the t-shirts to the meetings and reassure each other about how "fine" and "normal" you are, and discuss the different labels…

but there's still a liiiittle hint of dad to it

I have sexual identity-fatigue. There are so many labels and categories to chose from nowadays, which is supposed to be a good thing, but it makes me so tired

I'm going to get flamed for this but I guess I don't care: The difference is the empowerment that a label gives to some people. It's like it validates them.

the poster didn't say that it was.

there are at least two of us! I call us "30 somethings"

I think it's OK for people to not want to have sex for whatever reason, or to simply not have a sex drive at all. It's a little annoying when otherwise sex-positive people misconstrue lack of desire for prude-ness (is there a better way to say this? Its too early).

How dare you rob people of their snowflakery

So what is the made up term for "I haven't dated in a really long time and haven't had sex in over two years but it's cool because I was a self-embracing slut in my youth and I have done pretty much everything on my sex bucket list so not much interests me and have come to the realization that a lot of times sex is…

It sounds "relatable" because most of what asexuals describe is just totally normal, average sexual interest and expression. For some reason they decided to borrow a bunch of concepts and terminology from queer usage but — at least from what I have seen — the majority of them aren't really outside the norm.

Giuliana is a person of color. And that color is often orange.

The next Wheel of Fortune before and after answer:

Well, to be honest she's got a PR team. I sincerely doubt she wrote that on her own. The sentiment is great, though.

I think it's less the "Hipster Jesus" thing and more the "monster cock" thing that snares the ladies in his trap.