[ SECRET POST #3139 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3139 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

It was expected that women didn't what to have sex with anyone, until they met "the one" and then the desire for sex with that man would magically appear. And if they never met that one, they never wanted to have sex with anyone.

What you're describing there is demisexuality. Autochorissexuality isn't really a sexual orientation, but rather a pattern of sexual arousal (finding the idea of sex arousing, but having no interest in doing it)

Part of what often makes asexuality such an easy orientation to live with is the mechanism you're describing there: people tend to assume that you'll change your mind when you meet the right person.