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My boyfriend wants sex more often and I can't give it to him

Hello, I am new here and I would like you to help me inform myself more about what is happening to me, what I have been informing myself about and what is closest to what I feel is a gray asexuality.

I am 27 years old and whenever I have had a partner I have felt that sex is not necessary in the relationship, I feel happy only with the romantic connection, on very rare occasions to be honest 1 or 2 times a month I feel like having sex. This has always brought me problems with my partners, because of course they want to have sex every day. There was a moment where I thought it might be that I wouldn't like men and I decided to try a woman and I still didn't feel sexual attraction.

My current partner, so to speak, is too hot and no matter how much I would like to, I cannot respond to him in the same way.

This is causing me problems because I love him and want to have a family with him, but he doesn't understand how I never have desires and he has even asked me if I feel disgust for him and I don't, I just can't find a way to explain to him what I have always felt and for him to understand me.

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Gynaecologist??

Heyyy!

Okay, so..idk how to start this, sorry. Whenever someone mentions going to the gynaecologist I feel a deep sense of disgust and feel borderline nauseous.

Every time the topic is brought up I imagine just being looked and poked at. It makes me feel uncomfortable and something I don’t think I could ever handle.

I just wanted to see if this is normal within the ace community? Or if others experience this visceral reaction to a something I would deem to be a normal part of life.

It’s a reaction I genuinely struggle to control. Ther are def other factors to this(I think so anyway), but I feel this could also be involved with being ace?

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How I learned to stop lying to myself and love being an Ace Sex meh.

Ok saw a similar post telling their journey with the Ace spectrum and so here is mine.

Warning I talk about sex but nothing graphic

At about age 12 I was staying at a cousin's house and I wanted to read so the only thing I hadn't read was the playboy. It needed less pictures and more articles. I told myself I just preferred the real thing over pictures.

When I was in my early 20s I realized I didn't really care about having sex I wanted the cuddles and discussions. I told myself I just enjoyed making the women happy. I was also really lonely and I wanted connections and happy women tend to stay longer.

In my mid 20s I was hanging out with this woman and she mentioned having nipple piercings I had never seen those before and so she showed me. I examined the piercings while asking questions about the process and how easy was it to change them and how did you keep the holes clean.

It took a therapist to help me realize that woman probably went home frustrated and very confused.

I eventually learned at 31 that my idea of attraction wasn't sexual and a new word asexual. I finally stopped lying to myself and looked back with new eyes.

I had the talk with my partner about being ace and for reasons I don't understand she has stuck with me even after 10 years.

So that's my journey I guess.

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Its liberating to be confident in what i am

i have struggled a good part of my life with this but When i did accept it finally, it honestly was really liberating. It might sound like an over stretch haha but it is what it is. I love myself and I want you to love yourslef too

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My kid identifies as ACE. I have concerns

My adult kid tells me they're aro/ace. I have no problem with this in general, any more than if they were some other letter in the LGBTQIA string. They're mid-level autistic if that makes any difference.

I do have one concern, though. My wife is my companion much more than a sexual partner. Sex is part of what we do as a couple but, when you're our age, marriage is much more about cooperation & companionship than it's about our genitalia.

How many asexuals have companionship relationships? My worry isn't that they're not going to have sex. My worry is they'll simply be lonely.

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Really enjoying this book I'm reading (The Lost War), this caught me by surprise
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Gonna slap this on my Thanos copter and fly around
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My first pride month gear came in a little late. Still happy though!
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Found a homophobic slur in Portuguese next to an ace pride flag in WPlace
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