Sex in a relationship: necessary or not?

I would like to be in a relationship one day (I'm in college right now so maybe when I'm in uni) but I'm asexual. I have zero interest in sex, and to put it bluntly I find the whole thing pretty gross. I get that people do it and enjoy it, but I would never want to do it myself. Do you think this would be a problem when entering a relationship? Would you personally enter a long-term relationship with someone knowing that sex wouldn't be a part of it?

(I'm a gay woman btw so any advice from other lesbians would be appreciated)

how can you be sexually attractive to females if you feel no sexual attraction

What made you a lesbian?

If you mean what made you a lesbian as opposed to straight, then there isn't really an answer? I'm gay, that's just who I am.

If you just mean why am I a lesbian, I suppose it's the same reason why straight guys are straight. I just find women beautiful and attractive, and I'd like to be in a relationship with a woman one day.

Ok nice, which ethnicity of girls you like most?

A relationship without sex can definitely work but only if both parties are ok with that arrangement. Some people might be happy enough with only having affection such as hugging/kissing, others may feel that sex is absolutely a part of a relationship and no relationship can live without it on some level and others may not actually know what they think until they are put in a situation where sex isn't available in a relationship. It will be very much trial and error to find someone who is ok with no to limited sexual contact but in this day and age, it may be a bit difficult but it wont be impossible to find someone who feels the same way you do.

Woman dating another woman here. We're both sexually attracted to each other, but don't have sex regularly (maybe 2-3 times in the last year), and we've been together for 4 years. I have a much higher libido than she does - I could have sex daily, but I don't and I don't mind that. It works for us because we love each other, because I'd rather stay with her and have less sex than be with someone else, and because she'd understand if I wanted or needed more sexual contact - even if that means with someone other than her. I suppose we have an open relationship, but neither of us has actually had sexual contact with someone else while we've been together. If you do date a non-ace lesbian, I'd suggest having "the sex talk" when things are getting serious - maybe she'll be okay with no sex in a serious relationship, maybe she won't. Maybe you'll need to work out an alternate arrangement - like an open relationship. It's also entirely possible that you'll find another ace lesbian, so try not to worry too much!

I would like to be in a relationship one day (I'm in college right now so maybe when I'm in uni) but I'm asexual. I have zero interest in sex, and to put it bluntly I find the whole thing pretty gross. I get that people do it and enjoy it, but I would never want to do it myself. Do you think this would be a problem when entering a relationship? Would you personally enter a long-term relationship with someone knowing that sex wouldn't be a part of it?

(I'm a gay woman btw so any advice from other lesbians would be appreciated)

I would like to be in a relationship one day (I'm in college right now so maybe when I'm in uni) but I'm asexual. I have zero interest in sex, and to put it bluntly I find the whole thing pretty gross. I get that people do it and enjoy it, but I would never want to do it myself. Do you think this would be a problem when entering a relationship? Would you personally enter a long-term relationship with someone knowing that sex wouldn't be a part of it?

(I'm a gay woman btw so any advice from other lesbians would be appreciated)