User:DaisyJohnsonStan

Hello there! I don't really know why you're here, but welcome! I assume that, because you took the time to visit this page, you are interested in learning some more about me. Let's start with the basics.

I'd prefer not to share my real name on this site, but if you must call me by a name, I'd prefer Daisy. As far as my age goes, I'd prefer not to share, but I will say that I am a teenager, but that is all. I am a cis female and my preferred pronouns are she/her, but I have no objection being referred to with any pronouns other than he/him. I am part of the LGBTA community, or else I wouldn't really be here, now would I? Currently, I identify with the terms sex-neutral Asexual, Biromantic, and Sapphic, but that is prone to change at any given moment as I learn new things.

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Wow! You're still here? I guess that means that you want to learn even more.

Let's start off by saying that my entire family (especially my grandparents) are hyper-religious, hella conservative, homophobic, transpobic, and everything else-phobic, so if I accidentally say something offensive or prejudiced, it's because I'm still learning how to have my own beliefs instead of believing all the shit my family feeds me on a daily basis.

I am in seventh grade, live in Ohio, and go to the nicest public school in the area. I take Math with the eighth grade, but it's Geometry, so it's technically 10th grade level math, which means I'm taking math 3 grades up from the average student my age. My favorite subjects are math, science, Spanish, and orchestra (I play the violin). My interests include reading, writing, singing, playing violin, painting, sketching, Marvel movies, and researching all of my favorite actors and characters.

I guess I should mention when I figured out I was gay. It was a few months ago when a whole bunch of my other friends (the ones that weren't already out or dating) decided to come out as pan or bi. Now, at that point, I was already liking a guy, so I knew I couldn't be Lesbian, but there was this one really HOT girl on this TV show I was watching and I couldn't stop thinking about her. I decided to try it out, give it some time, and then we'd try again. Five months later, I'm Bi!

I've known I was Ace since we first started learning about "how babies were made." I understood how sex worked (as well as a fourth grader could) and I was comfortable discussing it with anyone who was open to conversation, but the idea of ever having it confused me, and frankly made me queasy. As we got older, and people started joking about fucking people, I knew it was getting serious. I had never had a thought like that before, and I genuinely thought something was wrong with me. As I started looking around, I learned that there was nothing "wrong with me." I learned that I was a beautiful, whole, amazing person. I was just Asexual, and there was nothing wrong with that.

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You're amazing! I can't believe you're still here! I assume that if you're here, you actually want to be friends and connect with me, so I'll post my other socials.

Goodreads Caroline Winks (not my IRL name)

Wattpad @Husky_Queen_07

NaNoWriMo ScarletNerd90

Tumblr @ThatAnnoyingNerd and @ThoseIdioticBoys (shared acct. with a friend from school)