I can't say I've heard anything about that :/ I couldn't find anything with a quick search, except for a different game called Swing from 2014 😅

Those are my top two favorites!! My third though is Swing, which does a wonderful job of introducing aspects of polyamory. I was gonna post about those later l, and probably some webtoons.

- can be in a healthy, consensual dynamic again someday. There are wonderful ways to practice kink without whips and chains (as much as they excite me), and loudly enough for all to hear it: CONSENT IS SEXY!!
So go read Familiar! It's free, and it's wonderful.
familiar.soushiyo.com

Bonus cntd, by doing this, I'm taking back control, I don't have to be sexually involved in those scenarios, but I do get to get my feet wet again as I pull that part of me out of its coma.

And as a bonus, while I am usually a submissive-leaning switch, this has pulled me more into a Dominant headspace. It also goes well with my Deity headspace, Which likes to be in control of situations, and dictate scenes in a way that doesn't require Myself being touched. So that's neat!

process. But I personally find comfort from labels. They help me in moments of introspection and develop strategies for interactions and moments.

Caedsexual refers to people who experience asexuality as a result of trauma. And in knowing that, I've taken a step forward.

I'd already been self-educating about the aromantic spectrum, and diving more deeply into polyamorous studies (yay attachment systems!), thankfully the asexual spectrum is a hop away from what I've been figuring out. I know that I'm not forced to choose a label, and that labeling can be a fluid-

I feel like a massive part of my identity, one of the few parts of me I love, has been comatose. I can't hang out with my degenerate friends, no more parties, and very little intimacy with the two people left who I trust. Well, it's time to do something about it and take back that part of me.

A few months ago, someone I trusted succumbed to grief and substances and severely broke my trust. Since then I've been incredibly uncomfortable and borderline sex-repulsed. As someone who prideful attended sexual gatherings and an advocate for sex positivity, this has been a huge change for me.