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Annual Ace Community Survey, run by a dedicated group of Ace volunteers from around the world.

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The 2025 Ace Community Survey has been released! tinyurl.com/AceSurvey2025
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How strong is your sex drive/libido, typically?

#asexual #asexuality #ace #acecommunitysurvey #demisexual #demisexuality #graysexual #graysexuality
White letters that say "Libido" over a purple background and the logo of the Ace Community Survey Team (four squares colored with the asexual flag colors. The last one has a white tick over it). This question used a Likert scale to answer how strongly respondents rated the strength of their sex drive/libido on a scale of 0 to 4, with “0” being nonexistent and “4” being very strong. When asked about sex drive/libido, 17.3% of ace respondents rated theirs at a “0,” or nonexistent. About twice as many (37.6%) rated their sex drive/libido at a “1,” while 27.2% rated theirs as a “2,” 13.4% rated theirs at a “3,” and very few ace respondents (4.5%) rated theirs at a “4.” Non-ace respondents contrasted sharply, with about a quarter (24.8%) ranking their sex drive/libido at a “4” (very strong), and 41.2% at a “3.” About a quarter of non-aces (23.6%) ranked their sex drive/libido at a “2,” and 9.6% ranked it at a “1.” Very few non-ace respondents (0.8%) responded with “0” or nonexistent libido. This question used a Likert scale to answer how strongly respondents rated the strength of their sex drive/libido on a scale of 0 to 4, with “0” being nonexistent and “4” being very strong. Among asexual respondents, about one in five rated their sex drive/libido at a “0,” or nonexistent (19.7%). In comparison far fewer graysexual (6.3%) and demisexual (4.9%) respondents ranked theirs at a “0.” Fewer than one in ten respondents across these groups ranked their sex drive/libido at a “4” (very strong), ranging from 3.7% of asexual respondents to 7.5% of demisexual respondents. The majority of asexual, graysexual and demisexual respondents ranked their sex drive/libido at either a “1” or “2” (64.7% of asexual respondents, 71.1% of graysexual respondents and 68.6% of demisexual respondents). This question used a Likert scale to answer how strongly respondents rated the strength of their sex drive/libido on a scale of 0 to 4, with “0” being nonexistent and “4” being very strong. Among aro ace respondents, about one in five rated their sex drive/libido at a “0,” or nonexistent (19.8%). In comparison, just over one in ten ace but not aro respondents (12.4%) ranked their sex drive/libido at a “0”. The majority of aro ace, and ace but not aro respondents ranked their sex drive/libido at either a “1” or “2” (61.7% of aro ace respondents, and 69.1% of ace not aro respondents).
November 12, 2025 at 9:29 AM
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Which ace communities do you believe to be more popular to start?

#asexual #asexuality #ace #acecommunitysurvey #demisexual #demisexuality #graysexual #graysexuality #community
White letters that say "Participation in communities" over a purple background and the logo of the Ace Community Survey Team (four squares colored with the asexual flag colors. The last one has a white tick over it). Almost one in four (24.5%) ace respondents had never participated in an asexual community. However, over ten percent of ace respondents reported first participating on Tumblr (16.4%) or Reddit (13.6%). More than five percent of aces first participated in chat rooms (9.6%), AVEN’s English-language content (8.6%), and Instagram (5.2%). Around four percent of ace participants first engaged on Facebook (4.2%), offline asexual groups (4.1%), or Twitter (4.0%). To a lesser extent, ace participants also first engaged on YouTube (1.6%), TikTok (1.5%), and non-English asexual forums (1.5%).
November 3, 2025 at 9:29 AM
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The 2025 Ace Community Survey has been released! tinyurl.com/AceSurvey2025
October 24, 2025 at 12:19 AM
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Today is the Intersex Awareness Day.

Some of out 2022 ace respondents were also intersex. Check the number!

#asexual #asexuality #ace #acecommunitysurvey #demisexual #demisexuality #graysexual #graysexuality #intersex
White letters that say "Intersex People" over a purple background and the logo of the Ace Community Survey Team (four squares colored with the asexual flag colors. The last one has a white tick over it). Among aces, 1.3% reported that they were intersex or had been born with physical differences in sex anatomy. A further 6.5% were unsure if they had these differences. The majority of aces (92.2%) did not report intersex characteristics.
October 26, 2025 at 9:29 AM
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The 2025 Ace Community Survey has been released! tinyurl.com/AceSurvey2025
October 24, 2025 at 12:19 AM
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Zur Feier der Ace Woche 2025 freuen wir uns, neben dem Zusammenfassenden Bericht zur Ace Community Umfrage 2024 (Englisch), die deutsche Übersetzung des Zusammenfassenden Berichts zur Ace Community Umfrage 2020 mit euch zu teilen. Ihr findet den Link in unserer Bio.
October 23, 2025 at 7:01 AM
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We are pleased to present the summary report from our 2024 Ace Community Survey, which marked the 10-year anniversary of the first survey that was released in 2014!

You can find the link in our bio.

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October 20, 2025 at 4:40 PM
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Happy Ace Week!

Be prepared for some surprises this week! Let's start by sharing some cool stats about the respondents of our 2022 survey!

#asexual #asexuality #ace #acecommunitysurvey #demisexual #demisexuality #graysexual #graysexuality #survey
White letters that say "Meta" over a purple background and the logo of the Ace Community Survey Team (four squares colored with the asexual flag colors. The last one has a white tick over it). The respondents were asked where they first became aware of this year’s survey. Two out of five participants learned about the survey from Tumblr (20.0%). Over ten percent of respondents discovered the 2022 survey on chat rooms (16.9%), Reddit (13.1%), Twitter (11.2%), and Instagram (10.6%). A small percentage of participants learned from friends or family (5.3%), e- mail (5.4%), and Facebook (3.6%). Additionally, 6.2% of participants learned about the survey using other platforms, while the remaining 0.6% did not provide an answer to this question. When participants were asked if they used a translation guide to complete the survey, 96.9% reported they did not. However, 3.1% of respondents did utilize a translation guide. Of the participants who used guides, one out of five used German (20.8%) and Portuguese (20.4%) translations. One in six used Russian (16.6%) or Spanish (15.3%) translation guides, and 7.3% used Italian guides. A combined 10.9% of participants who used guides utilized the French, Japanese and Dutch translations, or responded they had used Polish or Danish translation guides, even though no official guides had been provided for those two languages. The remaining 8.6% had written in the language of the translation guide they had used or mentioned online tools, people, or other support who helped them to complete the survey.
October 19, 2025 at 8:29 AM
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Today is the National Coming Out Day.

Find out how "out" our 2022 ace respondents were to different groups.

#asexual #asexuality #ace #acecommunitysurvey #demisexual #demisexuality #graysexual #graysexuality #NationalComingOutDay
White letters that say "Being out" over a purple background and the logo of the Ace Community Survey Team (four squares colored with the asexual flag colors. The last one has a white tick over it). 53.1% of aces were out to all their current partners, while 26.1% were not out to any of their partners. Almost a quarter (23.0%) of ace respondents were out to all their ex-partners, and 45.5% had not disclosed their ace identity at all to their ex-partners. 29.9% of ace respondents were out to all people in their household, while 22.9% were out to all their parents. Few ace respondents (5.2%) were out to all other family members. The majority of ace respondents were out to either all (45.5%), most (28.4%), or few (17.4%) of their LGBTQIA+ friends. Slightly more than three quarters (78.5%) of ace respondents were also out to at least a few of their non-LGBTQIA+ friends. Ace respondents were rarely out to counselors (17.9% to all, 62.4% to none) teachers and school staff (2.4% to all, 81.6% to none), coworkers (3.8% to all, 69.5% to none), and medical professionals (6.6% to all, 68.9% to none).
October 11, 2025 at 8:29 AM
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Today is World Mental Health Day.

As part of out 2022 survey, we asked about the mental health diagnosis that applied to our respondents.

#asexual #asexuality #ace #acecommunitysurvey #demisexual #demisexuality #graysexual #graysexuality #mentalhealth #worldmentalhealthday
White letters that say "Mental health" over a purple background and the logo of the Ace Community Survey Team (four squares colored with the asexual flag colors. The last one has a white tick over it). Over one third of ace respondents (36.2%) reported having been diagnosed professionally with an anxiety disorder, 31.1% with a depressive disorder, 14.8% with ADHD or ADD and 10.4% with autism spectrum. Similar percentages of ace respondents reported having been professionally or self-diagnosed with PTSD (8.6% professionally diagnosed, 8.3% self-diagnosed), OCD (4.8% and 5.0%, respectively), and any personality disorder (2.4% and 2.0%). In contrast, around twice as many ace respondents had self-diagnosed with an eating disorder and behavioral addiction (9.0% and 2.9% respectively) than had been professionally diagnosed (4.8% and 0.8% respectively). Under 5% of ace respondents had been professionally diagnosed or self-diagnosed with bipolar disorder (1.9% and 0.8%, respectively), a psychotic disorder (0.9% and 0.7%, respectively), substance-related addiction (0.6% and 1.6%, respectively), and HSDD or SI/AD (0.1% and 0.6% respectively).
October 10, 2025 at 8:29 AM
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There are a lot of countries that are underrepresented in our survey. Want to boost your country's numbers? The 2025 survey is just around the corner!

#asexual #asexuality #ace #acecommunitysurvey #demisexual #demisexuality #graysexual #graysexuality
White letters that say "Country of residence" over a purple background and the logo of the Ace Community Survey Team (four squares colored with the asexual flag colors. The last one has a white tick over it). Nearly half of all ace survey respondents (46.5%) were from the United States of America. The next most commonly selected countries were the United Kingdom (8.7%), Germany (7.7%), Canada (6.1%), Australia (3.1%), Brazil (2.7%), and Italy (2.0%). Aces also responded from the Netherlands (1.9%), France (1.7%), Spain (1.7%), Poland (1.6%), Russia (1.3%), and other countries (15.0%).
September 30, 2025 at 8:29 AM
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What is the most common gender identity of our ace respondents?

#asexual #asexuality #ace #acecommunitysurvey #demisexual #demisexuality #graysexual #graysexuality #gender #nonbinary #trans #transgender
White letters that say "Gender identity" over a purple background and the logo of the Ace Community Survey Team (four squares colored with the asexual flag colors. The last one has a white tick over it). When asked to describe their gender identity, over half of ace respondents selected “Woman or female” (53.1%), over a quarter identified as nonbinary (28.6%), and around one in six identified as agender (17.0%), “Man or male” (16.1%), or genderqueer (13.0%). Other gender identities selected by aces included genderfluid (8.5%), demigirl (5.7%), androgynous (5.5%), demiboy (2.9%), bigender (1.4%), or neutrois (1.3%). Among aces, 15.4% were questioning or unsure of their gender, 6.5% selected “No gender,” 0.3% selected “None of the above,” and 5.5% provided another write-in response.
September 20, 2025 at 8:29 AM
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TW: Suicide

Today marks World Suicide Prevention Day.

During our 2022 survey, we examined the number of aces with suicidal ideation.

#asexual #asexuality #ace #acecommunitysurvey #demisexual #demisexuality #graysexual #graysexuality #suicideprevention #mentalhealth
White letters that say "Suicide" over a purple background and the logo of the Ace Community Survey Team (four squares colored with the asexual flag colors. The last one has a white tick over it). Ace respondents who answered questions about suicide were asked if, during the previous 12 months, they had seriously considered attempting suicide. Of these respondents, 22.9% did consider attempting suicide. Moreover, 68.4% had not considered attempting suicide. The remaining 8.7% of ace respondents were unsure if they had. Ace respondents who had specifically thought about suicide were also analyzed. While more than four in five (81.4%) of respondents who indicated that they had thought about suicide had attempted suicide zero times in the past 12 months, the percentage of ace respondents who had attempted suicide one time (8.7%) was four times higher compared to all aces who answered the questions about suicide (2.1%). Furthermore, aces who had thought about suicide had actually attempted suicide two or three times (5.2%) at a rate five times higher than all aces that answered questions about suicide (1.2%). Aces that thought about suicide had actually attempted it four or five times (1.2%) or six or more times (1.0%). Among aces who thought about suicide, 2.5% were unsure if they had attempted suicide. While 19.7% of ace respondents who thought about and attempted suicide needed medical treatment by a doctor or a nurse, 76.0% did not need to be treated. The remaining 4.3% of ace respondents who had thought about and attempted suicide were not sure if their attempt resulted in an injury.
September 10, 2025 at 8:29 AM
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Help us with the last stretch!

#asexual #asexuality #ace #acecommunitysurvey #demisexual #graysexual #demisexuality #graysexuality #volunteer
Image with text that says: Call for translation volunteers Thanks to all translator volunteers, we have translated the Ace Community Survey into more than 15 languages! We are, however, missing a few key documents in Polish and Turkish. We need to proofread the survey and complete two missing documents in the next 2 weeks. If you are available and want to help, please DM us your email and we will reach out to you shortly!
September 9, 2025 at 6:15 AM
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Today is the US Labor Day.

Our 2022 analysis explored the employment conditions of participants.

#asexual #asexuality #ace #acecommunitysurvey #demisexual #demisexuality #graysexual #graysexuality #LaborDay #JobSurvey
White letters that say "Employment" over a purple background and the logo of the Ace Community Survey Team (four squares colored with the asexual flag colors. The last one has a white tick over it). When asked about employment status, over one in three ace respondents indicated that they were full time students (38.1%), constituting the largest proportion of respondents. The next largest group was those who were employed and working full time (29.4%), followed by those who were employed and working part time (18.0%). Nearly two in three aces (60.9%) were employed in some capacity, and approximately one in five were unemployed due to various reasons (21.8%).
September 1, 2025 at 8:29 AM
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Happy Aromantic Spectrum Visibility Day!

Where do our respondents go to find their favorite aromantic content? Check below!

#asexual #asexuality #ace #acecommunitysurvey #demisexual #demisexuality #graysexual #graysexuality #content #community
White letters that say "Aromantic communities" over a purple background and the logo of the Ace Community Survey Team (four squares colored with the asexual flag colors. The last one has a white tick over it). When asked about aromantic-spectrum content, a third of ace respondents reported engaging with aro communities on Tumblr (38.7%), YouTube (36.4%), and Reddit (30.0%). One in five ace respondents interacted with aro communities in chat rooms (26.0%), on Instagram (26.0%), TikTok (23.7%), and Twitter (20.9%). Under ten percent of aces engaged with podcasts (9.4%), AUREA (8.3%), Facebook (6.8%), and Arocalypse (3.9%). The remaining 3.4% of ace respondents read or watched content from aromantic-spectrum communities on other platforms.
August 25, 2025 at 8:29 AM
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TW: Sex

Have our 2022 respondents had sex? Would they have opted out if they have had more information?

#asexual #asexuality #ace #acecommunitysurvey #demisexual #demisexuality #graysexual #graysexuality #sex
White letters that say "Consensual sex" over a purple background and the logo of the Ace Community Survey Team (four squares colored with the asexual flag colors. The last one has a white tick over it). The majority of ace respondents (60.9%) had never had consensual sex, while 37.1% had. Only 2.0% of respondents answered “Unsure.” This might include aces who were unsure whether their experiences were sexual in nature, as well as those who were unsure whether their sexual experiences were fully consensual. A closer look within the ace subgroups shows that close to half of the asexual (48.3%), graysexual (46.1%), and questioning (46.2%) respondents had engaged in sexual activity that they would have declined. Conversely, 41.7% of demisexual respondents indicated they had engaged in sexual activity that they would not have declined. Nearly half of ace respondents (47.3%) indicated that they had engaged in consensual sexual activity that they would have declined had they known about options or identities available to them. Over a third (35.9%) did not. Only 16.8% answered “Unsure.”
August 18, 2025 at 8:29 AM
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TW: Conversion Therapy

Have you ever beed advised to undergo, offered or undergone conversion therapy?

#asexual #asexuality #ace #acecommunitysurvey #demisexual #demisexuality #graysexual #graysexuality
White letters that say "Conversion therapy" over a purple background and the logo of the Ace Community Survey Team (four squares colored with the asexual flag colors. The last one has a white tick over it). Participants were asked if they had ever been advised to undergo, offered, or undergone “conversion” or “reparative” therapy for either an ace identity or a non-ace LGBTQ identity. Fewer than one in ten ace respondents reported that they had been advised to undergo (7.8%) or had been offered (3.1%) “conversion” or “reparative” therapy for an ace identity. Slightly fewer had been advised to undergo (4.2%) or offered (1.8%) “conversion” or “reparative” therapy for a non-ace LGBTQ identity. A higher percentage of transgender and/or nonbinary (TNB) ace respondents had been advised to undergo, been offered, or undergone “conversion” or “reparative” therapy compared to aces and LGBPQ aces. Specifically, 10.2% of TNB aces had been advised to undergo and 3.9% had been offered “conversion” or “reparative” therapy for an ace identity, while 7.9% had been advised to undergo and 3.5% had been offered “conversion” or “reparative” therapy for a non- ace LGBTQ identity. Additionally, more LGBPQ aces had been advised to undergo, been offered, or undergone “conversion” or “reparative” therapy compared to aces. Among LGBPQ aces, 8.7% had been advised to undergo and 3.4% had been offered “conversion” or “reparative” therapy for an ace identity, and 5.4% had been advised to undergo and 2.5% had been offered “conversion” or “reparative” therapy for a non-ace LGBTQ identity. Similar numbers of aces, LGBPQ aces, and TNB aces had undergone “conversion” or “reparative” therapy for an ace identity (0.5%, 0.6%, and 0.6%, respectively) or for a non-ace LGBTQ identity (0.6%, 0.7%, and 0.8%, respectively). The age group of ace respondents with the highest frequency of reporting having been offered “conversion” or “reparative” therapy for an ace identity was those ages 35 to 44 (4.4%), while the frequency among other age groups was below 4.0%. Aces aged 45 and up had the lowest frequency among all age groups of being advised to undergo or being offered “conversion” or “reparative” therapy for an ace identity (3.9% and 1.6%, respectively), but the highest frequency of having undergone “conversion” or “reparative”therapy for an ace identity (1.2%). A similar pattern held for “conversion” or “reparative” therapy for non-ace LGBTQ identity: aces aged 45 and up had the lowest frequency of having been advised to undergo “conversion” or “reparative” therapy (2.8% of ages aged 45 and up) and the second-lowest frequency of having been offered “conversion” or “reparative” therapy (1.6%), but the highest frequency of having undergone “conversion” or “reparative” therapy for a non-ace LGBTQ identity (1.6%). The lowest percentage of aces who reported that they had actually undergone “conversion” or “reparative” therapy for an ace identity was those aged 13 to 17 (0.7%).
August 10, 2025 at 8:29 AM
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Happy National Friendship Day!

Today we want to share with you the different types of attractions our ace respondents are familiar with or experience.

#asexual #asexuality #ace #acecommunitysurvey #demisexual #demisexuality #graysexual #graysexuality #attraction
White letters that say "Attractions" over a purple background and the logo of the Ace Community Survey Team (four squares colored with the asexual flag colors. The last one has a white tick over it). When asked about terminology related to attraction, over nine out of ten of aces were familiar with the terms “aesthetic attraction” (94.2%) and “platonic attraction” (91.4%). Around three out of four aces were familiar with the terms “emotional attraction” (79.6%), “intellectual attraction” (75.6%), “sensual attraction” (72.8%), and “queerplatonic attraction” (69.9%). Less than a third of aces were familiar with the term “alterous attraction” (30.5%). Among aces, 2.8% were not familiar with any of the terms, and 0.7% provided a write-in response. Nearly nine out of ten aces who were familiar with aesthetic attraction indicated that they had experienced it themselves (87.2%). The same was true for over three quarters who were familiar with platonic attraction (80.2%) or emotional attraction (77.5%). Around two thirds of those who were familiar with intellectual attraction had experienced it (63.1%). Just over half who were familiar with the terms sensual attraction (53.8%), alterous attraction (53.0%), or queerplatonic attraction (50.2%) had experienced them.
August 3, 2025 at 4:08 PM
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As part of the 2022 survey report, we explored the racial and/or ethnic categories our respondents identified with.

The full report and the most recent translations are available in our bio.

#asexual #asexuality #ace #acecommunitysurvey #demisexual #demisexuality #graysexual #graysexuality #race
White letters that say "Etnicity" over a purple background and the logo of the Ace Community Survey Team (four squares colored with the asexual flag colors. The last one has a white tick over it). Four out of five aces (81.4%) identified as white or of European descent. Less than one in ten aces identified as Hispanic (8.3%) or Mixed (7.4%), while less than one in twenty identified as East Asian (5.0%) or Jewish (4.2%). A smaller percentage identified as Southeast Asian (2.6%), South Asian (2.3%), Black and/or diaspora (2.2%), North American Native (1.5%), Middle Eastern (1.3%), Black African (1.0%), Black Caribbean (0.8%), South/Central American Native (0.4%), Pacific Islander (0.4%), North African (0.3%), or Aboriginal Australian (0.1%). Among aces, 1.4% identified as another race or ethnicity.
July 23, 2025 at 4:08 PM
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Happy Nonbinary People's Day!

Curious about how many of our ace respondents consider themselves in the nonbinary umbrella? What terms do they use to describe their gender?

#asexual #asexuality #ace #acecommunitysurvey #demisexual #demisexuality #graysexual #graysexuality #nonbinary
White letters that say "Non-binary people" over a purple background and the logo of the Ace Community Survey Team (four squares colored with the asexual flag colors. The last one has a white tick over it). When asked whether they identified as nonbinary or considered themselves to be part of the nonbinary umbrella, a third of ace respondents (34.4%) indicated yes, while 15.9% were unsure if they did. Almost half of ace respondents (49.6%) did not identify as nonbinary. When asked about words used to describe their gender identity, over three out of four (78.2%) nonbinary aces described themselves as nonbinary. Nearly two out of five (38.3%) identified as agender, about a third (30.6%) identified as genderqueer, and one in five (20.5%) identified as genderfluid. Among nonbinary aces, 17.2% identified as “Woman or female” and 11.1% identified as “Man or male,” while 9.9% identified as a demigirl and 6.9% identified as a demiboy. Additionally, 11.1% identified as androgynous, 3.4% identified as neutrois and 3.3% identified as bigender. One in seven nonbinary aces specified “No gender” (14.8%) or were questioning or unsure of their identity (14.1%), while 0.4% indicated none of the options above, and 10.9% wrote in a different option.
July 14, 2025 at 4:15 PM
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We received a great amount of responses and we will reach out to some of you over the weekend, keep an eye on your e-mail!
Still looking for volunteers for: Catalan, Danish, Dutch, Hungarian, Japanese, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese (BR&EU), Russian, Slovak, Swedish, and Turkish! 🌈

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July 11, 2025 at 4:18 PM
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‪The Ace Community Survey Team is currently looking for new volunteers to translate the survey! ✨ 🖋️

If you’re interested, please fill out this form forms.gle/vYDYFubxJaUJ... by July 16th. If you’d like more information, you may contact us at acecommunitysurvey@gmail.com ✉️

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2025 Ace Community Survey Volunteer Form - Translators
Thank you for your interest in volunteering for the Ace Community Survey Team! We are getting ready to release the 2025 Survey for Ace Week, and we would love to include as many languages as possible....
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July 7, 2025 at 6:53 PM
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Discover when aces began identifying with their sexual identity in our plot below!

This is part of our 2022 survey report. Find the full report and translations in our bio.

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White letters that say "First identification with sexual identity" over a purple background and the logo of the Ace Community Survey Team (four squares colored with the asexual flag colors. The last one has a white tick over it). Violin plot titled “Age when…” At the time of the survey, the median age of ace respondents was 23 years old. The median age of first identifying with their sexual identity was 18 years old for ace respondents. The median age when ace respondents indicated that they first participated in an asexual community was 19 years old. In general, while some ace respondents began identifying with their sexual identity in early adolescence, the majority were in their late teens. A smaller number of aces also participated in an asexual community in their early teens; however, many of them began doing so in their late teens or early twenties.
July 6, 2025 at 8:29 AM
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TW: Drugs

Today is the World Drug Day.

During our 2022 survey we explored the use of recreational drugs among aces.

The full report and the most recent translations are available in our bio.

#asexual #asexuality #ace #acecommunitysurvey #demisexual #demisexuality #graysexual #graysexuality
White letters that say "Substance use" over a purple background and the logo of the Ace Community Survey Team (four squares colored with the asexual flag colors. The last one has a white tick over it). Bar plot titled “When was the last time you used the following recreational drugs?”. When asked when they last used alcohol, almost half of ace respondents (43.46%) reported that they had never used alcohol in the 12 months before answering the survey. Meanwhile, 17.43% of ace respondents had used alcohol in the previous 12 months, 14.21% had used it in the previous four weeks, and 24.90% had used it in the previous week. When asked when they last used marijuana, 83.04% of ace respondents reported that they had never used it in the previous 12 months. However, 8.13% had used marijuana in the previous 12 months, 2.85% in the previous four weeks, and 5.98% in the previous week. When asked about other recreational drug use, more than nine in ten ace respondents reported that they had never used tobacco (92.40%), nicotine vaping (94.52%), prescription drugs for recreational use (96.70%), other non-injection recreational drugs (96.67%), and other injectable recreational drugs (99.64%) in the previous 12 months.
June 26, 2025 at 4:08 PM