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100 1 Decker, Julie Sondra.|0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names
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245 14 The Invisible Orientation :|bAn Introduction to Asexuality
/|cJulie Sondra Decker.
264 1 New York :|bSkyhorse Publishing Company, Incorporated,
|c2015.
264 4 |c©2015.
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500 Next Generation Indie Book Awards Winner in LGBT.
505 0 Intro -- Front -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Table of
Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- My Story --
What Is This Book About? -- Who Is This Book For? -- Why
Was This Book Written? -- Part One: Asexuality 101 -- The
Basics -- Asexuality Is a Sexual Orientation -- Asexuality
Is a Mature State -- Asexuality Is a Description --
Asexuality Is a Healthy Status -- Asexuality Is a
Reasonable Possibility -- Part Two: Asexual Experiences --
Romantic Orientation -- Romanticism -- Aromanticism --
Grayromanticism -- Demiromanticism -- Libido and
Masturbation -- Intimate and Sexual Activity -- Polyamory
and Non-Monogamy -- Kink, Fetish Play, and BDSM -- Gray
Areas -- Graysexuality -- Demisexuality -- Asexual
Relationships -- Society, Discrimination, and Queer
Communities -- Asexual Community -- Young and Asexual --
Older and Asexual -- Asexual Women, Asexual Men -- Asexual
People of Color -- Gay / Queer and Asexual -- Transgender
and Asexual -- Other Non-Cisgender / Non-Binary Identities
and Asexuality -- Autistic and Asexual -- Disability,
Illness, Mental Illness, Disorders, and Asexuality --
Asexual Survivors of Abuse -- Asexual People and
Entertainment -- Asexual Community Insiders -- Non-Asexual
People -- The Asexual Experience -- Part Three: The Many
Myths of Asexuality -- Bingo! -- Aren't They Using the
Word Asexual Incorrectly? -- Is Asexuality Based On Fear
of or Anger Toward Other Genders? -- Do People Become
Asexual Because They Fail at Dating? -- Do People Become
Asexual Because They're Physically Unattractive? -- Do
Asexual People Have a Physical or Hormonal Problem? -- Are
Asexual People Too Distracted by Their Busy Lives to Be
Sexual? -- Did Asexual People Have a Bad Sexual Experience
and Swear Off Sex? -- Could Asexual People Be Suffering
From Trauma Brought on by Sexual Abuse? -- Could Asexual
People Be Secretly Gay?.
505 8 Have Asexual People Just Not Met the Right Person? -- Is
Asexuality a Religious Statement? -- Are Asexual People
Going Through a Phase or Seeking Attention by Being
Different? -- Wouldn't Asexual People Be Lonely All the
Time? -- Are Asexual People Repressed, Boring, or
Dispassionate? -- Aren't Asexual People Being Awfully
Selfish? Isn't an Asexual Person a Tease? -- Don't Asexual
People Need to Procreate? -- Do Asexual People Hate Sex or
People Who Have Sex? -- Should Asexual People Get Therapy
to Be Fixed? -- Aren't Asexual People So Lucky to Have
Simple, Uncomplicated Lives Without Sex? -- Shouldn't
Asexual People Let an Experienced Sexual Partner Change
Their Minds? -- Part Four: If you're Asexual (or Think you
Might be) -- Am I Asexual? -- But This Changes Everything!
-- Should I Come Out? -- How Should I Handle the
Criticism? -- What If I'm a Teenager? Everyone Keeps
Calling Me a "Late Bloomer." -- What If I'm Already in a
Relationship, or Want to Be? What Do I Tell My Partner(s)?
-- So Where Do I Go From Here? -- Part Five: If someone
you Know is Asexual (or Might be) -- A Message for Non-
Asexual People -- What Does It All Mean? -- What Do
Asexual People Want? How Can I Make Them Feel Accepted? --
So How Can I Acknowledge Their Existence? -- Is There
Anything I Should Avoid Saying or Doing? -- Somebody Just
Told Me They're Asexual! What Do I Say? -- But What If
I've Already Said Something Kind of Regrettable? -- What
If My Child Just Said They're Asexual? Are They Too Young
To Know? -- What If My Partner Just Said They're Asexual?
What Do I Do? -- Can I Ask Questions? -- What Questions
Can I Ask Without Making Someone Uncomfortable? --
Anything I Should Avoid Assuming? -- Part Six: Other
Resources -- Basic Information, Introductions,
Organizations, and FAQs: -- Discussion Groups, Networking,
and Forums.
505 8 Academic Resources and Research Collectives -- Brochures
and Educational Materials -- Published Papers and Book
Chapters on Asexuality -- Published Articles and
Interviews on Asexuality -- Asexuality-Related
Professional Video Media -- Asexuality-Related Audio
Interviews, Presentations, and Podcasts -- Internet Videos
and Channels on Asexuality -- Asexuality-Related Blogs --
"Asexual Perspectives" Contributors -- Bibliography --
Index -- Note.
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