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About

@Serene_Necrosis, also known as Ace, is a notorious X / Twitter user known for posts concerning COVID-19, long COVID, disability rights, masking, autism, anti-imperialism, anti-racism and communism. As of September 2026, the account @Serene_Necrosis has roughly 10,000 followers. Ace uses they/them pronouns and describes themself as pansexual and agender.

History

Ace's posts frequently focus on COVID-19 precautions, including masking, and the effects of long COVID and myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME). They have also discussed disability access, autism and the social and financial effects of chronic illness, including personal medical expenses and fundraising efforts.[1]

Their political posts cover topics including anti-imperialism, anti-racism and communism, as well as criticism of liberalism and what they characterize as performative left-wing politics. Other posts concern their personal life, health, family, mutual aid efforts and zines they produce.[1]

Online Presence

Ace has maintained a high-volume presence on X, posting personal updates, political commentary, replies and other media. Their posts frequently address COVID-19, disability, chronic illness and political issues, alongside discussions of their personal experiences.[1]

Ace's current X profile picture depicts a person wearing a green velvet head covering, glasses, a septum piercing and a pentagram necklace. Ace has described the head covering as a "hijab-inspired secular accessorization" or wimple. The image is used consistently as part of the account's online identity.[1]



Ace's wider visibility on X was connected to their involvement in the Last Ditch Bar Mask-Optional Controversy, also referred to as the Lesbian Bar Mask Policy Discourse. Their participation brought the account to a broader audience, and users subsequently shared and discussed Ace's profile across the platform.

On September 23rd, 2026, X[2] user @jaketropolis pointed out that the commenter who wrote, “I hope your bar gets firebombed,” in the viral Western Mass Lesbian Bar article was the same person known for “hijab-inspired secular accessorization," receiving over 1.9 million views and 36,040 likes in approximately six days.


Jaketropolis ❤ @jaketropolis Something entirely unmentioned in the Western Mass Lesbian Bar article is that the commenter who wrote "i hope your bar gets firebombed" is the "hijab-inspired secular accessorization" person *Ace o but I hope @Serene_Necrosis r robbing eople of th F extra revert lost on me that I have received a h ople arent of hate from so-called "leftist" whatever. usiness p nts since changing my pfp to includ crashes a nspired secular accessorization. . 8/23/25 - 116 Views

That same day, X[3] user @veteran_hater00 shared four screenshots from what appeared to be an online profile or post related to the same individual, linking to additional content and sparking discussion about their views. The post received over 3.4 million views and 13,040 likes in approximately six days.



Later that day, X[4] user @the0nlygirl quoted @veteran_hater00's post and added a photo captioned “They also mask their gender neutral baby,” continuing discussion about the individual's parenting choices. The post received over 1.8 million views and 13,210 likes in approximately six days.



On September 25th, 2026, X[5] user @meowletty shared a screenshot with the caption “this page is rlly an endless goldmine,” presenting additional statements related to the broader discourse. The post received over 1.7 million views and 6,970 likes in approximately four days.



Later that day, X[6] user @serotonenn quoted @meowletty's post and added another screenshot with the reaction “like what are they on about bro,” amplifying the same discussion. The post received over 1.9 million views and 50,090 likes in approximately four days.


@serotonenn like what are they on about bro ☆Ace☆ no @Serene_Necrosis & Fun Fact: I had an anxiety attack in a Walmart in Colorado Springs when we first visited the state because there were no black people except for my Spouse.

On September 26th, 2026, X[7] account @OrganizerMemes posted a screenshot with the caption, “Spouse is unwilling,” depicting a complaint about a spouse reportedly working long hours as an Amazon driver while the poster stayed home and posted online. The post received over 1.1 million views and 33,120 likes in approximately three days.


Organizermemes ❤ @OrganizerMemes Spouse is unwilling Ace o Follow 0 &@S... 7/24/26 I am currently seeking to raise funds to hire a professional cleaner at a living wage to deep clean my apartment because Spouse is unwilling, I am unable, & the mess has gotten to the point that it is worsening my quality of life by restricting my movement Help Ace Stay Alive From chuffed.org

On September 27th, 2026, X[8] user @taipan168 shared two photos in a “before and after” comparison with the caption, “What happens to somebody to go from this, to this?” The post received over 2.3 million views and 10,610 likes in approximately two days.


taipan168 @taipan168 What happens to somebody to go from this, to this?

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