September 15, 2003

Asexual people as a group

Nerve.com - The Story of No by Eli Kintisch

"He said he loved me. I believe he really truly did. He was everything I would ever imagine in Mister Perfect, and still I didn't feel a thing. And I left him, broke his heart and mine. It hurt me badly hurting him. And I never explained to him why I went away. I didn't know myself . . . I DON'T NEED A GUY TO BE HAPPY. I AM HAPPY BY MYSELF. I DON'T HAVE TO BE LIKE EVERYONE ELSE. I just wish others could understand. "

Personally I can't directly relate to asexuals. However it is an interesting issue. Is it a lack of horomones? Is it normal? Is it a defect? Is it a beter way to live? I think I would be much more productive if I could stop thinking about sex.

Posted by pqbon at September 15, 2003 8:39 AM | TrackBack
Comments

Hey, I was just wondering. Don't you need a prescription for viagra?

Posted by: f at September 15, 2003 2:19 PM

I think so, why?

Posted by: PQBON at September 16, 2003 4:42 PM

I was looking at these online pharmacies and it looks like almost anyone can get prescription medicine online, maybe at a really high price but still.look
http://www.onlinepharmacy.com/

Posted by: f at September 18, 2003 2:37 PM

i am male. i am have just started university and i've recently discovered that i am asexual. all through the time that i grew up, i have had both male and female friends. even after puberty i did not feel i needed to make a distinction between my friends of either gender. i am easily attracted to people and think of my friends often. as a teen, i was often accused of being gay because i do feel inclined to look at women's breasts or buttocks. i have always found porn either boring or awkward to behold. i have never tried to abstain from sex for any reason, i just don't think of it. i do get erections and sometimes maturbate but i don't make any mental connection to sex. i do like intimate gestures like hugging and kissing, but that's about it. i have told very few people that i am asexual as i have only just become aware of it and the vast majority of people are not yet aware of it. i previously considered myself to be bi.

Posted by: james at November 4, 2004 8:15 AM