[ SECRET POST #3139 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3139 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Asexuality is a thing, definitely.

That said, I think it is true that some people go through long dry periods of not feeling attracted to anyone they encounter. Especially true for young people who are still majorly developing their sexuality.

For me, I didn't experience attraction to anyone until I was in my early twenties, yet I had many sexual fantasies. I was so frustrated I wanted to cut that sexual part out of me because I had no outlet. Even now, attraction to people is fairly rare, but I feel it's something I "learned". Everyone's experience is different, but I'm sure if there'd been tumblr around when I was a teen, I would have been team #asexual.