| SnowPrince said: I'm 19 and i've never had a sexual relationship of any kind, and I don't have any interest in. Does that include me in the Asexual section ? (Because if I thought of getting married, i would just be doing a duty or getting children, nothing more..) |
In my opinion, if you want to identify as that, then do so. At its narrowest definition, asexuality is a complete lack of sexual desire/attraction. But generally speaking, its a pretty broad collection of people with all sorts of positions. If you feel out of place with any other labels and find comfort in the idea of using asexual to describe yourself, then I would recommend you do so.
For me personally, when I came across the concept of asexuality some years ago online, it was a moment of realization. It was not an idea I had been familiar with beforehand and I typically just felt other things didn't accurately describe who I was/am so rejected "labels" in general. I don't feel sexual attraction about 99% of the time, but I can in the right situation. I enjoy sex somtimes, even if I don't feel that sort of attraction to someone. Some asexuals abhor the idea of sex. I still want to find a relationship, probably with a guy because I absolutely hate women, eventhough when I was younger I had a couple crushes that included girls. Some asexuals do not wish relationships. I think there are actually a couple asexual dating sites even.
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