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A review by sofiam97
Ace: What Asexuality Reveals about Desire, Society, and the Meaning of Sex by Angela Chen
5.0
So, my first comment about this book to people - as I'd just started - was "oh, this isn't necessarily new to an ace perspective, it's more like "yes, my experiences are valid, thank youuuu"" but it didn't take long for me to realize that, actually, there were quite a few new aspects that I was learning about and offering new perspectives on a multitude of subjects that I hadn't even considered before.
This book is a fresh of breath air about a lot of things; I still want to exhale and say "oh, I recognize this, thanks" but, for the most part, it's just leading me to think differently on a bunch of stuff that will not be leaving me anytime soon. So, another book on the "oh, this is going to make me even more annoying" list. I recommend you all to get a list like that yourselves; it's great fun.
This book is a fresh of breath air about a lot of things; I still want to exhale and say "oh, I recognize this, thanks" but, for the most part, it's just leading me to think differently on a bunch of stuff that will not be leaving me anytime soon. So, another book on the "oh, this is going to make me even more annoying" list. I recommend you all to get a list like that yourselves; it's great fun.