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I'm asexual. Ask away.

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In which font does the letter "a" look the most attractive?
Original post by Withengar
In which font does the letter "a" look the most attractive?


OP is asexual so nothing looks attractive to them
@AryanGh I'm secretly gay. AMA.
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Where do you feel you are on the spectrum of aesthetic and romantic attraction?
Original post by qasim_96
@AryanGh I'm secretly gay. AMA.


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You're a sexual what exactly?

Finish the sentence.
Original post by SixthAge
OP is asexual so nothing looks attractive to them


Except OP finds himself attractive.

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How did you realise you were asexual?
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Original post by Withengar
In which font does the letter "a" look the most attractive?

Old English, even though it sacrifices symmetry for ornation.
Original post by SixthAge
OP is asexual so nothing looks attractive to them

Contrary to popular belief, us asexuals do experience attraction-
Gravitational attraction.
Original post by tory88
Where do you feel you are on the spectrum of aesthetic and romantic attraction?

Panromantic, the same regarding aesthetics.
Original post by angelike1
You're a sexual what exactly?

Finish the sentence.

A sexual deviant, technically speaking.
Original post by asmallhooman
How did you realise you were asexual?

I've always considered myself asexual-until-proven-sexual, rather than sexual-until-proven-asexual. Genitalia repulses me, so I can't ever see myself ever engaging in anything of a sexual nature!
Good one :lol:
Original post by SixthAge
OP is asexual so nothing looks attractive to them


They're asexual so I asked them in what font does the letter "a" looks the best? Because they're asexual?
Not to be offensive but are you autistic or anything like that?
Have you simply decided to become asexual because no-one is interested in you???
What do your parents think?
My best friend is asexual too. How can I support her in general?
Original post by Anonymous
How did you realise you were asexual? Did you see a doctor?

As I said earlier, asexual-until-proven-sexual. I've turned down sexual advances because I really have no interest in sex whatsoever- seems like a waste of time to me! There are better pleasures in life.

Sometimes (usually out of boredom, lol). I could go without masturbation indefinitely though.
Original post by Anonymous
Not to be offensive but are you autistic or anything like that?

Nope.

Some asexuals masturbate, some don't. I don't really have a sex drive, although many do.
Original post by markova21
Have you simply decided to become asexual because no-one is interested in you???

Not really. You can't exactly 'decide to become' a sexuality (although things can change). I've always identified as asexual, regardless.
Original post by Piña colada
What do your parents think?

They're disappointed about the lack of grandchildren prospects, but they're pretty open about all LGBT+ stuff, fortunately.
Original post by CookieSusee
My best friend is asexual too. How can I support her in general?

Just stick up for her in the normal friendship way- if anyone tries to invalidate her identity, or make unwanted advances, etc. Tbh, you'd be better off asking her- only she can answer that in full.
Original post by Anonymous
I'm asexual. Ask away.


So like all your life you've never been attracted to anything?
Original post by Anonymous
I'm asexual. Ask away.


Do you literally have no sexual feelings at all? Or do you just not have any sexual feelings towards other people?

Also, do you consider yourself to have a romantic orientation?
Original post by Boredom101
So like all your life you've never been attracted to anything?

Not ats all exually, but yes for all other types of interpersonal attraction- romantic, platonic, et cetera.
Original post by jambojim97
Do you literally have no sexual feelings at all? Or do you just not have any sexual feelings towards other people?

Also, do you consider yourself to have a romantic orientation?

I can only get turned on through manual self-stimulation. Fantasising and porn? Instant turn-offs. I've never just randomly felt desire- in fact, I don't even feel desire when masturbating.

Yes- panromantic, and romantic relationships are entirely normal, just minus the sex.

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