u/Mundane_Switch_8904

edit: solved! i think i was really overcomplicating it in my head. thanks for your help and patience everyone i really appreciate it

i keep hearing that knitting inside out is ideal for colourwork in the round but i cannot figure out how to do it! i just end up switching which side is the wrong side

it's really hard to find help with this because most search results are for how to fix accidentally knitting inside out, but i'm trying to doing it on purpose and can't lol. i've tried a few tutorials and still can't figure out how they end up with stockinette stitches on the inside while still doing regular knit stitches

for context i'm using magic loop

as i understand it the "little" in little to no sexual attraction was supposed to mean exceedingly rare or super low intensity desire/attraction. ace people who fit under the "little" were still very much alienated from the allo world where everyone is expected to want and have sex often. i'm not saying i 100% agree that the "little" should be included in asexuality--it's greysexuality, which has a different name for a reason. but i feel like at least it used to make more sense than it does now

people will always respond with "the definition is little to no sexual attraction, not no sexual attraction!!1" but how is someone with a super high sex drive and an active desire to seek out sexual partners experiencing "little" sexual attraction? how are they alienated from society due to their feelings and behaviours? why are they so convinced they're different from the average allo?

i just fundamentally don't understand what horny and sexually active people get out of associating with asexuality. they blame us for making things hard for them but they're the ones making things harder for themselves for no reason because no one is making them identify as ace. if your desires and behaviour don't align with a community, it just means you're not who the community was made for

we only have this label, this community. they have the entire world. why can't they see that?