I'm in a very similar situation to you, and I despise the sex-obsessed culture, and because I never mention anything about me wanting to "get laid" or my sexual desire, most people seem to believe I am some kind of asexual freak. More mature people will value deeper, emotional connections between people (and not just for relationships!), where sex is not top of the agenda. The only opinions worth listening to are from mature, like minded people who can be true friends. I don't see why people view the opposite sex as some kind of unsolvable mystery where the opposite sex have different values, and one has to change their personality and "rehearse" ways to approach them - gender is a spectrum with mere tendencies, (with socially constructed differences, yes, but this is weakening in the 21st century) nothing more. When I sociall approach somebody, I approach them as the individual, not by the gender - if I don't know them, it will be how I initially perceive them. However, I constantly hear that men who are not obsessed with the "getting laid" type of sex are rare - is it really true that the true number of men who are not this way is THAT low?