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I've moved Boston Marriages out of the "About Asexuality" category because, well, I've read it and it ''isn't'' about asexuality. It is an excellent book that comes to very interesting conclusions about the role of sexuality in relationships, many of which are shared by certain AVENites, but it never addresses the concept of asexuality as an orientation. It's still on the page in the "About Related Concepts" category, and I still highly recommend it to anybody interested in this sort of thing. --[[User:Wikimaster|Wikimaster]] 16:20, 20 October 2007 (EDT) | I've moved Boston Marriages out of the "About Asexuality" category because, well, I've read it and it ''isn't'' about asexuality. It is an excellent book that comes to very interesting conclusions about the role of sexuality in relationships, many of which are shared by certain AVENites, but it never addresses the concept of asexuality as an orientation. It's still on the page in the "About Related Concepts" category, and I still highly recommend it to anybody interested in this sort of thing. --[[User:Wikimaster|Wikimaster]] 16:20, 20 October 2007 (EDT) | ||
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Boston Marriages
I've moved Boston Marriages out of the "About Asexuality" category because, well, I've read it and it isn't about asexuality. It is an excellent book that comes to very interesting conclusions about the role of sexuality in relationships, many of which are shared by certain AVENites, but it never addresses the concept of asexuality as an orientation. It's still on the page in the "About Related Concepts" category, and I still highly recommend it to anybody interested in this sort of thing. --Wikimaster 16:20, 20 October 2007 (EDT)
Oi, I don't know how to fix this, but I love this reading list, could we somehow add on something similar with TV shows and movies that have asexual characters/themes?
