Question

Are you asexual?

Answer 1

Very straight

Answer 2

hormonal you say? that has to do with ****** attraction

Answer 3

Asexual means you're not ******** attracted to anything. ^_<

Answer 4

no, it just means you LACK ****** attraction, it doesn't mean completely

besides, if you're not ******** attracted to anyone, something's not right

Answer 5

There is nothing wrong with me, thank you, just because I feel different doesn't mean there is a problem.

You can say there is something wrong with any orientation other than straight, but do you? I doubt it.


I just have no ****** attraction. Period. The ***.

Answer 6

Um yeah there is a problem, a part of the biological process of ******* is to have ******** attraction

Answer 7

No, the process of ******* is hormonal and body development. Certain feelings, or lack thereof, has nothing to do with that.

Answer 8

actually feelings are part of it

Answer 9

Not a part of the actual growth, no.

Answer 10

****** desire, yes, but not attraction.

Answer 11

Straight.

Answer 12

so they have a ****** desire, but no ****** attraction, that makes a lot of sense

Answer 13

I'm not saying all do, but generally, yes.

"****** attraction is a feeling that ****** people get that causes them to desire ****** contact with a specific other person. It is often (but not always) mixed with another form of attraction - i.e. sometimes a person experiencing ****** attraction will only want ***, and other times they will desire *** as well as romantic interaction or other things.
Sometimes asexuals will desire ****** contact for other reasons besides attraction, for example, in order to make another person happy who is ******, or to prove to themselves that they are "normal". It therefore becomes tricky to define ****** attraction exactly. One good rule of thumb is that ****** attraction involves a desire for the ****** act itself, rather than its social consequences. Some models of asexuality, such as Rabger's, make distinctions between different kinds of ****** desire, and allow for asexuals to feel some varieties but not others.
****** attraction is not the same thing as *** drive, although in ******* the two often go together. When asexuals experience *** drive, it is not connected to attraction or desire, and can thus be taken care of by oneself."
-AVENwiki - Attraction.

Answer 14

Although that was an interesting paragraph and all, it doesn't make sense when someone has a desire to have *** with someone when they aren't physically attracted to them in any way. I know I've heard people say they are ******** attracted to someone emotionally, and not physically, which I don't buy, because they say that and then say they're straight, or ***. And you say they have a desire for the ****** act itself just because the other person wants it, but they aren't physically attracted to anyone; and you say they can take care of a *** drive themselves, without being physically attracted to anyone, yeah it still isn't adding up, no matter how into detail you get.

Answer 15

You just don't understand, is all. It makes perfect sense to me. It's just that, ********* is VERY complex and it's nearly impossible trying to simplify it.

I hope you can understand this:
****** desire/libido - "I feel the want to have ***/I feel ****** pleasure"

****** attraction - I feel the want to have *** with this person/these people"

Asexuality - "I don't feel the want to have *** with others, but I will to feel closer to my lover or to have babies"

Nonlibidoism - "I don't have ****** desire nor ****** attraction. I don't feel ****** pleasure"

Answer 16

Actually it makes no sense but, I'm just saying, I don't see how someone can naturally be not physically attracted to someone, that's all I'm saying

Answer 17

You really don't understand. Asexuals CAN be attracted to other people, romantically and emotionally.

Answer 18

Yes I understand that, but again, I don't believe someone is naturally biologically programmed at birth not to have physical attraction

This discussion has gone on way too long

Answer 19

We have a tailbone, but don't actually have a tail wagging about after birth. I believe it's very possible.

Answer 20

A ****** what?

Answer 21

no

Answer 22

No, no, no, no no way. F that!!!!!!! I am100% the opposite. Even when I was little and by myself I was poppin 3-4 times a day.

Answer 23

Nope...

Answer 24

Nope, I love the ladies

Answer 25

I am both a heterosexual and a very passionate human being with a very, very high *** drive.

Answer 26

I think so.

Answer 27

Not even close. I think relationships are overhyped but that's a total different story.

Answer 28

Straight

Answer 29

"Asexuality (or nonsexuality) is the lack of ****** attraction to anyone, or low or absent interest in ****** activity...".

Nope...

Answer 30

I have a big ****** attraction to human beings.

Answer 31

a ****** WHAT???

Answer 32

Straight but not active

Answer 33

They're not seperate words. It's not "a ******" it's "asexual".

Answer 34

No, that just goes against the natural order of things.

Answer 35

Since my spouse had a stroke 8 years ago it has become a natural state of evolution for me. Of course the reproduction function was eliminated by a couple of snips long before that.

Answer 36

I would love to be but I love company way too much.

Answer 37

But I am demisexual. It means I am not a very ****** person (I don't feel ******** attracted to anyone)...except when I fall in love.

Answer 38

A ****** what?

Answer 39

Uh huh... ._.

Answer 40

Very straight

Answer 41

That is officially one of the stupidest sentences I ever read, *** of discussion.