Saying No is Not A No-no

I am a guy, but I do not feel anything towards my opposite sex (even towards my same sex). I guess I am straight but they still argue that I am not. What should I do?

Oh well. Asexuality.

In layman’s term, asexuality is sexuality when a person does not feel any sexual attractions towards others. Scientifically speaking, there is nothing scientific when we are talking about its cause. It just happens that some people are just asexual. Simple.

There are many variations of asexuality. First of these is gray-asexuals. These are people who have experience sexual attraction infrequently or not very strongly or possibly aren’t quite sure whether or not what they experience is sexual attraction. The second one are called demise-sexuals. They are asexuals that can experience sexual attraction only after developing a close emotional bond with someone.

Many misconceptions are experienced by these people. Asexuality is not celibacy or abstinence. A person who has fear of sex is not asexual. This is not realated to pledge or  a religious act. This is not sexual immaturity. Most of all, asexuality is not a relationship, a status, and a hormonal imbalance. Asexuals can fall in love, it’s just that they are not really interested in sex

When can you say that a person is asexual? If someone thought that everyone else was just pretending to be interested in sex, well, that is a sign. A sign also shows that if someone is just pretending to be interested in sex. Well, if your partner would rather play Xbox than have sex with you, he or she could be asexual.

Some argues that asexuality does not exist, but because my source exist, and he says that he is asexual, well, asexuality exists. It’s just like being straight, but not really interested into women.