Not Pounded By Anything

As an asexual person I've rarely felt so seen and understood while reading a book. This is the kind of rapresentation asexuality needs in media. I think any asexual person might want to read it (especially sex averse people) and anyone who wants to understand asexuality a little bit better.
Plus, this book is hilarious. I'm probably going to buy the second volume as well.

Guys this? Is art.