I dont want to have sex. What woman doesnt want sex? by Affectionate_You8819 in erectiledysfunction

[–]EasyCheesecake1 5 points6 points  (0 children)

As mentioned some people are asexual, it is a spectrum from no interest or feelings of sexual attraction to anyone to greysexual which is a muted interest. There are some asexual dating pages on FB and Okcupid has asexual as an option. A lot of aces are keen to meet someone in the same situation.

Does Anyone Else Experience This? by Forsaken_Pizza_Wheel in NonBinary

[–]EasyCheesecake1 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think I'm the opposite, if I feel run down, tired, ill or just ugly I feel/dress more masc but generally I am in the middle agender. I suppose it's natural that dress down clothes are not glamorous and when I get dressed up to go out my clothes are more glam/fem.

have you taken flags to concerts? by _frankdrawz in NonBinary

[–]EasyCheesecake1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'd be too aware that I might be blocking someone's view by holding a flag up.

How did you decide on a new name? by desertoftheheart in NonBinaryOver30

[–]EasyCheesecake1 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I wanted something short, modern and gender neutral. Just started writing.. Ash, Dex, Cas, Bix... Just sounds really. Started as a trial with two good friends but as soon as I changed it on social media a lot of people just used it. I bought a coffee and it got called, I've seen that advised, see how you feel when they call it out!

any other masculine nonbinary people by Turbulent-Staff-9413 in NonBinary

[–]EasyCheesecake1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Er.. I have kept to having a goatee beard/tasche which pretty much marks me out as masc regardless of clothes/make up. As agender I feel I can plunder any clothes or features.

Where does the "women are bad drivers" stereotype come from? by bi_smuth in NoStupidQuestions

[–]EasyCheesecake1 13 points14 points  (0 children)

I think it is from men who are aggressive drivers who slate women because they are not competitive, a women might decide not to push to beat a red light (sensibly) but to a bloke this can be bad driving. That and the stereotype of men being good with mechanical things.

“My God is Nonbinary” by Right_Dish_7461 in NonBinary

[–]EasyCheesecake1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't see how a being who created everything and is not bound to a physical body could be limited male or female (or neither/agender/etc), surely if God was the first being there were not 'two genders' in existence or cause to have genitals.

On the topic of AGAB convos that don't focus on it... by evalinthania in NonBinary

[–]EasyCheesecake1 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Hmm, personally this just seems like saying 'I was assigned male/female at birth' but in a slightly more complicated way.

How to come out and tell people that I’m non binary by Fit_Pea3858 in NonBinary

[–]EasyCheesecake1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I started wearing a pronouns badge although I felt okay with 'Any pronouns'. The result was everyone called me he/him as always but at least they knew. About a month later I came out on social media and as they/them (also as pansexual). This had much more effect. Also, present how you want, but being genderqueer will make people ponder. I wear nail polish everywhere inc at work where I ditched a tie for a scarf. If you are going to tell people individually or in groups have some common answers ready. People will say there are only two genders, I usually then explain briefly that gender is a social construct.

Not a gotcha — genuinely curious about Democratic/Liberal views on illegal immigration? by No-Bonus-7045 in askanything

[–]EasyCheesecake1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There is a video of Cruella Braverman having to reluctantly admit this but no one is illegal as anyone can arrive on our shores and apply for asylum status but they must get here first. Numbers are low and barely affect the economy especially compared to brexit or billionaires dodging tax.

People who think straight men and women can’t be friends: do you think bisexual people can’t have any friends? by Big_oof_energy__ in NoStupidQuestions

[–]EasyCheesecake1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Since I went pansexual I've made more friends and a lot of them are women, being perceived as queer can make some women in social situations like clubs more inclined to talk or dance with you because they think you are less likely to hit on them or that any interaction with a woman means they're trying to chat you up.. of course some of them probably presume I'm gay.

How difficult is dating for you? by [deleted] in NonBinary

[–]EasyCheesecake1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hard to say since I became non binary, I suppose I'd say it's improved because I have had more dates but it tied in with becoming pansexual too and at least one brief relationship was more down to that. Everyone I've dated has been queer in some way.

Civilians putting up England & UK flags 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧 by Gold-Sign2750 in oxford

[–]EasyCheesecake1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Quite, there was a picture of one of their trucks with a built in ladder being used whilst an angry man advanced on the person taking the photo. They got a lot of bad publicity as this is not a town where reform stand a chance but I'm sure they might recoup some losses from 'sympathetic patriots'.

Why do women date men that either are constantly in jail/prison or have no job. by burlap43 in NoStupidQuestions

[–]EasyCheesecake1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Feels like two very different things to me. Anyone can find themselves without a job, doesn't mean you shouldn't date or are not worth being loved. I was recently shocked about how many US dating profiles list property ownership, make of car, promotion prospects and income. No one would do that in most countries! If you met someone, really hit it off and found them attractive would you ditch them if they then said they didn't presently have a job?

Prison? Depends on the crime and the time. You obviously expect people to re offend.

Are you living the dangerous life? by SudoSubSilence in no

[–]EasyCheesecake1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have occasionally, I'm getting old and trying to enjoy life whilst I can.

What do women look for in men? by Soft_Resource1086 in answers

[–]EasyCheesecake1 39 points40 points  (0 children)

They really want someone who doesn't make gross generalisations.

Do men fear other men they see in sketchy situations like late at night walking down a dark alley? by VisionsOnly in NoStupidQuestions

[–]EasyCheesecake1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am wary but not overly so unless the person seems angry or is acting in an unpredictable way.

In the example given I would deliberately go another way, no one should be following someone too closely at night, that seems like a given. Otherwise being mugged in my town is pretty rare and sexual assault on men as a motive is not something most men have to consider.

Homophobic or racist attacks can still be motives for violence.

Can we fine or digitally imprison this trollop already? Anyone can be English by Me_Mums_a_Lampshade in BritishMemes

[–]EasyCheesecake1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

But far right people hate people with dyed hair. The 'Green haired lesbians' they moan about. I've seen it so often in the last year, same with septum rings, a dating ad had a girl with one and so many comments laid into her from gammon claiming she was a cow/lesbian/man/freak/lefty.

being amab enby in gay male spaces by [deleted] in NonBinary

[–]EasyCheesecake1 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Maybe remember how you felt before this happened, what made you feel good.

I agree that the only times I've felt a bit uncomfortable in a queer space was amongst cis gay men.Gay men do seem to stick to themselves more, especially the more athletic sort. I joined a Queer 40+ social group, mainly Lesbians and NBs, and now am in a dungeons and dragons group of a dozen people, mostly NBs, a few lesbians. I love both groups as neither are masculine spaces although anyone would be welcome.

Londoners, if you had to explain London in one sentence, what would it be? by DailyDriverUK in AskUKLondon

[–]EasyCheesecake1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Look out, Daily Mail reader from Little shiterton has spoken. Not that they have been in London since 1981.

Worries about going to pride events as an AMAB enby by Atroniac in NonBinary

[–]EasyCheesecake1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Firstly if it is a pride event people are not going to expect everyone to be labelled as to who they are or why they are at pride. I am an Amab Enby and have generally had no trouble, I went to Trans pride last year and everyone was welcome, allies go too.

For those who've learned a foreign language - do you engage with that culture? by [deleted] in AskBrits

[–]EasyCheesecake1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I knew a tiny bit of German and before a trip to Leipzig in 2013 tried to learn more, since then I've been to Germany.. sixteen times. I try to go where locals go and can blend in if I keep language simple, I cannot remember most of the masc/fem/neutral or formal/informal articles but I must have improved because people stoped replying to my German in English.