Don't fret, maybe you're asexual. That doesn't mean you can't have relationships, it just means you don't develop sexual attractions.
I have an asexual friend and she has a partner who she has sex with.
There are all kinds if different layers and types of asexuality. Maybe google it and see if it rings true?
Well it is possible. Men do it with women quite frequently tbh. In fact, heterosexual men do it with men. Sometimes actual attraction plays little or no part in sex.
I imagine in this case that the person is in love with their partner and wants to express that love as well as please their partner and keep them satisfied.
I guess if you say so. But I don't wanna be intimate with someone to whom I feel no attraction. I can dearly love a person I'm not attracted to as a friend but I don't care to show it with anything more than a hug. I've never been in love with someone I wasn't attracted to as well.
Is it normal that im not attracted to men but im not lesbian?
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Don't fret, maybe you're asexual. That doesn't mean you can't have relationships, it just means you don't develop sexual attractions.
I have an asexual friend and she has a partner who she has sex with.
There are all kinds if different layers and types of asexuality. Maybe google it and see if it rings true?
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Interesting but how is she still asexual if she has sex with a partner?
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Sexuality refers to who/what a person is attracted to, not what they do and who they do it with.
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But how can a person have sexual relations with someone if their not attracted to them!
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Well it is possible. Men do it with women quite frequently tbh. In fact, heterosexual men do it with men. Sometimes actual attraction plays little or no part in sex.
I imagine in this case that the person is in love with their partner and wants to express that love as well as please their partner and keep them satisfied.
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I think in that case she's aromantic but not asexual.
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I guess if you say so. But I don't wanna be intimate with someone to whom I feel no attraction. I can dearly love a person I'm not attracted to as a friend but I don't care to show it with anything more than a hug. I've never been in love with someone I wasn't attracted to as well.