Dear incels:
Dear incels, I know you are trying to find me and hate me because I post a lot of people like you. You are also mad that my boyfriend happens to be tall. So I’m writing this to you in hopes that you will stop messaging me with threats.
First of all, the fact that my actual boyfriend is tall doesn’t take away my past relationship with men way shorter than me. Not only hat but I’ve dated an abusive tall guy and dumped him too, so i wouldn’t have stayed if he had been tall either.
Another point that you all seem to be hanged up on, is the fact that you seem to think I’m only attracted to attractive people that are extremely tall. And with that I tell you that I’m demisexual. That means I’m basically asexual, so not interested in anyone sexually nor feel attracted by anyone (no, I also don’t feel like anyone is good looking. I just can’t really feel any attraction) until I have been in a deep relationship with them for a long time and feel safe with them.
So what do I search in a partner? As it’s already known, I’m engaged. And I met him online. What drew me to him was his sense of humor, his kindness, how cute he is, his voice, how clingy and caring he is, his laugh, and overall his personality. I did not know how he looked at that point neither did I know his height, all I knew was how nice he was and his age. And after we started dating I asked to see his face. At this point I still wasn’t attracted to him physically because we had just started dating, but over time I started seeing him more and more handsome each passing day. And his height? He just mentioned it on passing after 3 months of dating.
A lot of short men marriages exist, it does not stop you from getting a partner. And neither does autism since my fiancé is autistic and clearly has a partner. He is also not the only autistic guy with a partner so if you try to better yourself not to get laid but because you genuinely want to be a better person, people will be more drawn to you.
Thank you, wirh kind regards, Aki.
Dear incels, I know you are trying to find me and hate me because I post a lot of people like you. You are also mad that my boyfriend happens to be tall. So I’m writing this to you in hopes that you will stop messaging me with threats.
First of all, the fact that my actual boyfriend is tall doesn’t take away my past relationship with men way shorter than me. Not only hat but I’ve dated an abusive tall guy and dumped him too, so i wouldn’t have stayed if he had been tall either.
Another point that you all seem to be hanged up on, is the fact that you seem to think I’m only attracted to attractive people that are extremely tall. And with that I tell you that I’m demisexual. That means I’m basically asexual, so not interested in anyone sexually nor feel attracted by anyone (no, I also don’t feel like anyone is good looking. I just can’t really feel any attraction) until I have been in a deep relationship with them for a long time and feel safe with them.
So what do I search in a partner? As it’s already known, I’m engaged. And I met him online. What drew me to him was his sense of humor, his kindness, how cute he is, his voice, how clingy and caring he is, his laugh, and overall his personality. I did not know how he looked at that point neither did I know his height, all I knew was how nice he was and his age. And after we started dating I asked to see his face. At this point I still wasn’t attracted to him physically because we had just started dating, but over time I started seeing him more and more handsome each passing day. And his height? He just mentioned it on passing after 3 months of dating.
A lot of short men marriages exist, it does not stop you from getting a partner. And neither does autism since my fiancé is autistic and clearly has a partner. He is also not the only autistic guy with a partner so if you try to better yourself not to get laid but because you genuinely want to be a better person, people will be more drawn to you.
Thank you, wirh kind regards, Aki.
