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Contradictions in Experiences of Compulsory Sexuality and Pathways to Asexual Citizenship
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Compulsory sexuality refers to the ways that social institutions both assume and privilege sexualities while marginalizing asexuality—the relative lack of sexual attraction. However, experiences of compulsory sexuality are not uniform. This paper documents how the institutions of compulsory sexualit
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