Understanding Asexuality: What It Truly Means
Explore the spectrum of asexuality and its various sub-identities, such as demisexual, grey-A, and queerplatonic. Discover what it means to be asexual and how common it is, along with insights into asexual relationships.
Timeline:
- 00:00 Intro
- 00:40 How would you explain asexuality?
- 01:15 When did you know you were asexual?
- 01:57 What is the biggest misconception about asexuality?
- 02:41 Can asexual people have relationships with people who aren’t asexual?
- 03:49 What do you find attractive in a partner?
- 04:30 What separates romantic relationships from friendships in asexual relationships?
- 05:10 What does intimacy look like in an asexual relationship?
- 05:41 How do you connect with other asexual people?
Note: This discussion is not a substitute for professional advice. Always consult a healthcare provider for medical advice. If in an emergency, call your doctor or ambulance immediately. Reliance on this information is at your own risk.
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Timeline
00:00:Intro
00:40:How would you explain asexuality?
01:15:When did you know you were asexual?
01:57:What is the biggest misconception about asexuality?
02:41:Can asexual people have relationships with people who aren’t asexual?
03:49:What do you find attractive in a partner?
04:30:What separates romantic relationships from friendships in asexual relationships?
05:10:What does intimacy look like in an asexual relationship?
05:41:How do you connect with other asexual people?