Ace: What Asexuality Reveals About Desire, Society, and the Meaning of Sex

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I responded sadly as I frowned, letting the sadness consume me” AKA THE HELLO DARKNESS MY OLD FRIEND SCENE It was you who wanted this dress" I glared at him angrily, reminding him that I would've been perfectly happy wearing sweatpants and t-shirt to the ball. His stare snapped towards me. I was abused” “I know baby” not me picturing those tiktoks where they roll the cars and are like oh you flinched? He hits you doesn’t he?

At some point I just wanted it to be over and I'm legit over. I just hope my mind will erase any trace of this book. A lot of people recommended this book to me and honestly, I'm very disappointed. The book was cringe, has a lot of plot holes, was slow paced and has more filler chapters rather than the the relevant ones. The author wasn't very experienced judging by their writing style. There are a lot of grammatical errors, spelling mistakes. A lot of people cried when Sofia died but I didn't even feel sad, I never felt a connection towards the characters because I found them very annoying, Sofia especially. Ace was more like a side character with no importance, whenever there was any mention about his childhood or his past with his evil father, it would always end up being about Sofia and Ace wasn't given much attention and I think it should have since the whole book is basically named after him.I hated everything about this book which is super disappointing because booktok talks a lot about how its 'their comfort read.' Very disappointed and horrified at what I've just read. Very cringy too just so yall know <3 But then again, its a wattpad book. But I expected 74 million people to have a slightly better reading taste but I guess not.

My arm interlinked with Raul's as we walked into the ball. I shivered in the massive hall due to the dropping temperature, where people were gathering slowly. It had just started to snow outside for the first time in a few years. The limo finally pulled up, my brothers and I got into the car. My mom helped get my dress into the limo as my father sat impatiently. During my time as a science reporter at The Verge, I began a side project to understand the role of sexual attraction in Western culture and how the existence of asexuality can open up new avenues for understanding what draws humans to each other. The result is Ace, which is about language and philosophy, medicine, categorization and social construction, and more. I'm not happy about this!" Raul stated furiously to my father, letting his opinion on the situation be known. I'm giving it 2 because at some point I enjoyed it a bit. But damn as much as I like a good mafia book, this is a nope.For all intents and purposes, this book deserves an objective 1 star. The writing was absolutely horrible. The amount of typos, spelling errors and just oversimplicity of the writing makes it unenjoyable to read. It soured even the best moments in the book. Also it kept switching from present to past tense 😒

With commercial and critical success of 2021’s movie adaptation of Dune, recipient of six Oscar Awards, its visuals are ingrained on many people’s minds. More so for newcomers, for whom Denis Villeneuve’s cinematic vision is their first exposure to this universe. Griffin was asked whether this has made it more challenging to present his own artistic interpretation of Dune and how he decided on which imagery to go with for the illustrated endpapers. Sadly, it's one of the many downsides to being apart of the biggest mafia's in the world; if they're able, they will watch you.I am a very long-time fan, yes. My intro to Arrakis was actually the Lynch film—it was a family favorite when I was growing up, so I would have been pretty young when I first saw it. My Dad has always been into movies, so I was exposed to lots of great films as a small kid. It was watched regularly… I hate to see people cry, it disgusts me almost purely because of how weak they are” I can’t even make a joke out of this one it’s already hilarious This fully revised and updated illustrated guide describes what’s required to construct and use a communication book with a preliterate individual. This second edition builds on all that was good about the original, much loved guide, incorporating the wealth of experience of the full Ace Centre team. The guide offers clarity for parents, carers and professionals in developing communication books that progressively help people to communicate an increasing number of messages. You do not get a say in this, none of you do" My father spat viciously. I could see his breath from the air being so cold. How can asexuality and the ace perspective challenge the biases of compulsory sexuality and relationship hierarchies? This is the central question of the book, and Chen expertly and beautifully nudges this discussion forward... Ace is a fantastic starting point for dismantling harmful sexual narratives and reimagining human connection as a broader, more equitable, enjoyable and free experience. " — The Washington Post