Being a sex-repulsed gray-sexual is annoying
Sometimes my hormones gets the control and I occasionally feel attracted to people and sex seems like one of the best things ever, then other times I begin to realize how unhygienic and disgusting it actually is and I lose attraction for awhile. So annoying and confusing. It's a never ending cycle for me. Anyone else feel this way?
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Sometimes my hormones gets the control and I occasionally feel attracted to people and sex seems like one of the best things ever, then other times I begin to realize how unhygienic and disgusting it actually is and I lose attraction for awhile. So annoying and confusing. It's a never ending cycle for me. Anyone else feel this way?
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Being a sex-repulsed gray-sexual is annoying
Sometimes my hormones gets the control and I occasionally feel attracted to people and sex seems like one of the best things ever, then other...
Does anyone else feel frustration, anger and depression from being asexual?
Ever since I found out my true sexuality, I still have this disappointing or angry feeling of being asexual. I feel like I’m not normal or that everyone else gets to be a human except me (and us). I wish I wasn’t asexual and that I could experience sexual attraction to somebody.
To create life, is through sex and even I don’t want to do that. Sometimes I wonder why asexuals exist.. like mother nature or God, whatever you believe in, created us through this sexual stuff for us to create life and there’s some of us who don’t get to feel that experience that others do of pleasure, sensuality and attraction.
I feel like I’m lacking something, like I’m strange. I never get to experience true lust or feeling of wanting somebody’s body or wanting to please them. Our world is so sexually driven I feel isolated and alienated about what it means to be a human.
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Ever since I found out my true sexuality, I still have this disappointing or angry feeling of being asexual. I feel like I’m not normal or that everyone else gets to be a human except me (and us). I wish I wasn’t asexual and that I could experience sexual attraction to somebody.
To create life, is through sex and even I don’t want to do that. Sometimes I wonder why asexuals exist.. like mother nature or God, whatever you believe in, created us through this sexual stuff for us to create life and there’s some of us who don’t get to feel that experience that others do of pleasure, sensuality and attraction.
I feel like I’m lacking something, like I’m strange. I never get to experience true lust or feeling of wanting somebody’s body or wanting to please them. Our world is so sexually driven I feel isolated and alienated about what it means to be a human.
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Does anyone else feel frustration, anger and depression from being...
Ever since I found out my true sexuality, I still have this disappointing or angry feeling of being asexual. I feel like I’m not normal or that...
Ace people have always existed
I have seen a lot of aphobia that insists that asexuality is “made up,” “new,” or somehow illegitimate because it was “made up” by Millennials and Zoomers.
I was charting my family tree today and remembered that my uncle is asexual. He is 77 years old and as a teenager in the 1950’s firmly expressed that he would never date or have a romantic relationship. He never has.
He was delighted when he learned the word (before he retired he was a high school teacher and learned it from his students). His parents and extended family embraced his asexuality (a couple people in the previous generation also deliberately choice not to engage in romantic or sexual relationships).
We have always been here.
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I have seen a lot of aphobia that insists that asexuality is “made up,” “new,” or somehow illegitimate because it was “made up” by Millennials and Zoomers.
I was charting my family tree today and remembered that my uncle is asexual. He is 77 years old and as a teenager in the 1950’s firmly expressed that he would never date or have a romantic relationship. He never has.
He was delighted when he learned the word (before he retired he was a high school teacher and learned it from his students). His parents and extended family embraced his asexuality (a couple people in the previous generation also deliberately choice not to engage in romantic or sexual relationships).
We have always been here.
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Ace people have always existed
I have seen a lot of aphobia that insists that asexuality is “made up,” “new,” or somehow illegitimate because it was “made up” by Millennials and...
was listening to some of their songs and suddenly thought of this
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Some asshole made the perfect anime for aces, and then somehow made it super sexual.
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am i really asexual if.......
hi everyone!!!! i just had a quick question for all of my fellow asexual friends. i recently just found out about asexuality and it honestly feels like i have found the answer to so many of my questions about why i've always lacked sexual attraction. i think im finally coming to terms with my asexuality but one thing is stopping me from fully identifying as asexual..... i masturbate. i don't do it cause i like it but because of the unfortunate, hormones in my body. anyway, i was just wondering if anyone could tell me if people like me who masturbate are still considered asexual. i really want to be a part of this amazing community but don't want to misidentify myself. thank you so much for your answers in advance and i hope you all have a great morning, afternoon, or evening wherever you are in the world. <3
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hi everyone!!!! i just had a quick question for all of my fellow asexual friends. i recently just found out about asexuality and it honestly feels like i have found the answer to so many of my questions about why i've always lacked sexual attraction. i think im finally coming to terms with my asexuality but one thing is stopping me from fully identifying as asexual..... i masturbate. i don't do it cause i like it but because of the unfortunate, hormones in my body. anyway, i was just wondering if anyone could tell me if people like me who masturbate are still considered asexual. i really want to be a part of this amazing community but don't want to misidentify myself. thank you so much for your answers in advance and i hope you all have a great morning, afternoon, or evening wherever you are in the world. <3
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am i really asexual if.......
hi everyone!!!! i just had a quick question for all of my fellow asexual friends. i recently just found out about asexuality and it honestly feels...