In this episode we talk about a lot of random bits, it's an unedited episode and wasn't listened back to.. so who knows what was said until we actually listen now! Apologies in advance. The Women's Euros have officially kicked off, more of the asexual spectrum enter our asexual villa and we chat about GCSE's at some point too.

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You're more than welcome to stay anonymous is you'd prefer, we understand not everyone is comfortable talking publicly about sexuality.

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In this weeks episode we reply to a lovely message with some advice on being worried about people accepting your sexuality and how to be more confident with who you are. We also start our brand new segment of "Asexual Island' where we drop different asexuality identity 'bombshells' and discuss what they mean.

If you would like to message us with any questions, stories, or advice, please do! Or if you would like to be a guest on the show, please get in touch!

You're more than welcome to stay anonymous is you'd prefer, we understand not everyone is comfortable talking publicly about sexuality.

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This week there's 3 of us! Ellie joins our conversation to tell us all about her new book; That's What She Said, which is based around a Demi sexual character. We talk about her writing journey for this story and how important it is to have this kind of representation out there. It was really interesting to talk to Ellie about her realisation story too and how she didn't feel the need to 'come out' to her family... until the book happened.

Ellie's book, That's What She Said, is available to purchase all around the world.. which is handy for us because we're World Wide BABY! You can also find Ellie on instagram- @eleanorpilcherauthor & TikTok- @eleanorpilcher

If you would like to message us with any questions, stories, or advice, please do! Or if you would like to be a guest on the show, please get in touch!

You're more than welcome to stay anonymous is you'd prefer, we understand not everyone is comfortable talking publicly about sexuality.

asexualsanon@hotmail.com

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In this weeks episode we talking about experiencing a form of grief when you first realise your sexuality. How your future might look completely different to how you thought it would growing up and how this kicks off a cycle of grieving. We talk about the stages of grief and how we related/ still do relate to them now and how we got/get through each stage.

If you would like to message us with any questions, stories, or advice, please do! Or if you would like to be a guest on the show, please get in touch!

You're more than welcome to stay anonymous is you'd prefer, we understand not everyone is comfortable talking publicly about sexuality.

asexualsanon@hotmail.com

TikTok: @amiebutler66

Insta: @asexualsanonymouspodcast

Youtube: @amiebutler1862

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In this weeks episode we discuss a relationship without sex and different ways that might look. We talk about virgin island coming to an end and our final thoughts.How being a virgin may be thought of a bit differently now and although the social norms around loosing virginity may not of changed, how people view virgins might have. Also how we know what we want and don't want regarding a relationship and intimacy.

If you would like to message us with any questions, stories, or advice, please do! Or if you would like to be a guest on the show, please get in touch!

You're more than welcome to stay anonymous is you'd prefer, we understand not everyone is comfortable talking publicly about sexuality.

asexualsanon@hotmail.com

TikTok: @amiebutler66

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Youtube: @amiebutler1862

Amie's Insta: @amiebutlerg6

In this weeks episode we talk to Maya and discuss her asesxual identity. Maya is from the US and discovered she was asexual after being married and in a relationship for 7 years. She didn't know asexuality was a real thing until her, at the time, partner spoke to her about it. She never really experienced any real interest in sex or felt any sexual attraction. Whenever she engaged in sexual behaviour she explains it as just an act and she thought that must be how everyone felt. She is still wanting to stay anonymous but it is something she wants to work on- letting people know the real Maya. This was a gorgeous conversation and we really appreciate Maya's generosity and taking the time to talk on the pod.

If you would like to message us with any questions, stories, or advice, please do! Or if you would like to be a guest on the show, please get in touch!

You're more than welcome to stay anonymous is you'd prefer, we understand not everyone is comfortable talking publicly about sexuality.

asexualsanon@hotmail.com

TikTok: @amiebutler66

Insta: @asexualsanonymouspodcast

Youtube: @amiebutler1862

Amie's Insta: @amiebutler96

In this weeks episode we talk about, can you be too early on telling your date about your asexuality? Virgin Island's steps of dating, and still having romantic/physical/sensual attention whilst being ace.

Make sure you are following us on our new instagram page-@asexualsanonymouspodcast, where will be posting more content and interacting with you all.

Every download, subscribe, rate, like comment is really noticed and appreciated! If you would like to message us with any questions, stories, or advice, please do!

You're more than welcome to stay anonymous is you'd prefer, we understand not everyone is comfortable talking publicly about sexuality.

asexualsanon@hotmail.com

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Youtube- amiebutler1862

In this weeks episode we chat about the first episode of a new UK Series, Virgin Island. We discuss how we, if at all, related to the islanders, and how it was a bit of an uncomfortable watch.. but also why? Why is something the world is obsessed with (sex), such a taboo subject to talk about?

If you would like to message us with any questions, stories, or advice, please do!

You're more than welcome to stay anonymous is you'd prefer, we understand not everyone is comfortable talking publicly about sexuality.

asexualsanon@hotmail.com

TikTok-@amiebutler66

Insta-@asexualsanonymouspodcast

@amiebutler96