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i don’t understand my sexuality

sorry for the bad english in advance. i’m new to this world and i’m sure yall get hundreds of these every day but i kinda need some advice. i think i’m straight but every relationship i’ve been in i haven’t fully connected with the girls, even after sexual intercourse with them. i got in relationships with them cause i felt good being around them, but i didn’t fully feel a huge romantic interest. looking back at my past relationships i feel like an asshole for being maybe too cold. rn i’m single and i don’t feel the urge to get in a relationship nor i feel particularly attracted to anyone. i probably worded it bad idk if y’all will understand me but i could use some advice on how to better figure out my sexuality. i haven’t had any relationship with guys nor i feel attracted to them, and i might just be a weird straight guy, but thank you all in advance

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Sex and Self Esteem

I've only realized fairly recently that allos tend to tie sex to their own self esteem. If their partner (or indeed a stranger) doesn't want to have sex with them for ANY reason, they take it personally. If it happens a lot, they begin to doubt themselves. Being considered sexually attractive and desirable is really important to them and can result in real feelings of anger, insecurity and despair if it doesn't happen.

Self esteem issues are also a major driver behind hook ups and affairs.

So I'm wondering, where do us asexuals fit in this? There are people here (including myself) who actively resent being considered sexually attractive. But is this universal? If someone finds you sexually attractive (regardless of your attitude to sex itself) does that boost your self esteem? Or do you resent it or are you just neutral?

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Intrusive thoughts

I’ve been getting intrusive sexual thoughts lately and it’s making me feel disgusting- and it’s making me question myself and my sexuality- it sucks and I just want these gross thoughts to stop. Any advice-?

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What would you tell them?

Hey guys! Next year, I will take part in a pageant and my platform is asexuality visibility and hypersexualisation awareness. For me, they go hand in hand. I consider myself as a simply asexual person.

To help me raise awareness I am slowly writing a « diary » that will be available online for people to read for free, just so people know we exist, but also our reality.

I am curious. If you could say anything to allosexual people, to people that say that sex sells and that’s why there is so much sexuality everywhere, or whatever, what would you tell them? I would love to give a voice to our community, but I know my reality isn’t the same as others.

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Intrusive thoughts

I’ve been getting intrusive sexual thoughts lately and it’s making me feel disgusting- and it’s making me question myself and my sexuality- it sucks and I just want these gross thoughts to stop. Any advice-?

https://redd.it/1ndbuet
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Looking for asexual partner

Hi. I'm a 21 year old girl from pakistan. I'm looking for an asexual partner preferably a male. I want a bond, a connection rather than anything sexual. I feel like when in relationships, sexual talk is a turn off for me. Meaningful, intelligent conversations are what matter to me. Romance is good too. Getting close to people takes a really long time and a lot of effort for me. I want a partner who respects that. Since i don't know where to look for that, i came here. Yall please guide me for that i did smth wrong, I'm sorry idk how reddit works. I'm new. Take care. Bye.


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