[ SECRET POST #1891 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #1891 ⌋


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Comments

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[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT but hypersexuals may have no sex for an enormous array of reasons (not liking their sexual options, for example) and might not even desire sex at all, but as long as they experience sexual attraction to more people than is prescribed by sex-normative society, they're hypersexual. A hypersexual might even have less sex than, say, an asexual who's in a relationship with a sexual, and they might have to suffer the discrimination of being mistaken for asexual.

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[(Anonymous)]

That's called being celibate.

Claiming you're asexual just because you choose not to have sex, even though you really really want to, is really appropriative, to be honest.