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someone who is asexual typically experiences little to no sexual attraction towards others
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some asexual people do want a relationship, some even have and may enjoy sex, and some people may not want either
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sexual attraction and romantic attraction are separate things – it is possible for an individual to only experience one type, or both, or indeed neither. there are also multiple other types of attraction such as platonic and aesthetic
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asexuality is a spectrum – some ace-spec people do sometimes experience sexual attraction in specific circumstances. there are quite a few different microlabels which can be used to describe an individual’s specific orientation(s), if they want to use them. for example, someone who is orchidsexual may experience sexual attraction, but does not desire a sexual relationship or encounter (https://asexuals.fandom.com/wiki/Orchidsexual)
and if you do want a relationship you are fully and perfectly deserving of one (that you’re comfortable in!) 
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