I'm a queer folk and exploring queerness has been one of my favourite thing to do for a decade now. I've stumbled across asexuality when I was 19 years old, therefore in 2015, and since then I've never stopped questionning myself and society from a queer prism. Now that I'm 29 years old I know I'm asexual, panromantic, agender and polyamourous (with an inclination for a relationship anarchy perspective on this). I think I'm finally a ease with myself and I don't know whether I'll discover something more about myself in my 30s, but I still love to explore queerness in all its shapes. I'm particularly fond of micro-identities and anything that seems obscure at first but actually makes us re-consider so much stuff in our stupid society. I'll try to share my fave discoveries and how they make me re-think society, my life and my relationships here.