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thebeigescrunchie
1,676 M Little Steps 6
PathStep 478 Compassion hearts17 Forum posts17 Forum upvotes24 Current upvotes24 Age GroupAdult Last activeFebruary, 2023 Member sinceMarch 14, 2021
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Hello! Please call me Beige (she/her). I'm a very private person so I appreciate the anonymity here, but I am also here to open up about my troubles if I need to. I'm working on some issues with anxiety, stress and worrying right now. If you're reading my profile today I hope you are well :)
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Being bluntly hit on
LGBTQ+ / MOGII Support / by thebeigescrunchie
Last post
February 14th, 2022
...See more So! Tonight I am REELING. I’m 22 and ace aro and I’ve had people like me, have crushes on me and even say flirty things but never quite like this. I was at work about to leave and saying good-bye to my 2 co-workers. As I was walking away, the guy co-worker said “oh, wait!” I turned around and the conversation went like this: ”can I have your number before you leave?” I was surprised “why?” ”I am hitting on you right now” I was IN SHOCK. It took all I had to say “I’m very sorry I’m not interested” and he was like “nah it’s alright” and then I think (I HOPE) I said goodbye again. I walked out and left work totally freaking out. I just needed to get it out of my head and hopefully other aces and aros can offer some support. It was just so blunt and out in the open and I’ve never had to fully reject someone? And I feel bad about it, and we work together so I’m going to have to see him next week as well! I’m not out to really anyone at all, not even my friends IRL so I feel like I can’t talk to them about it. Which is why I’m here. I feel like I’m conflicted - did I make the right decision? But I think that’s the pressures of society / amatonormativity talking (because OF COURSE, in your 20s you’re supposed to find someone and be in relationships all the time, right? But when I think about it more I feel that I did make the right decision because I would not want to lead him on more or lie to myself or to him. Mostly myself. I know my truth, I’ve known since I was 14 really. I hate that society plants this little thought in the back of your mind though, leading you to wonder about the what-ifs and such. I wonder if anyone else has experienced this? It would be great to know I’m not alone. I think I know my truth enough to know I made the right call, and I think I said the right things? But I just think I needed to get it out to a community that would understand orientation-wise. Thank you for reading!
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