What does "asexual" mean?

Yes but not out of choice, just can't get any action

My sex drive is on the low side and I've wondered if I might be somewhere on the spectrum.

Only when I have to be.

Have you always been that way or did someone hurt you that bad, or maybe molested you as a young girl, or was it rape? I know it's none of my business, but I would hate to see this happen to anyone. I mean asexuality, is a very drastic lifestyle, at the end of the day it is your decision alone. I would think about it some more, maybe get some advice from a professional. Or if you would like , I would be glad to talk to you and discuss the issues. I don't judge, or make judgement's when it concerns other people's lifestyle.

I heard about this on 'HOUSE MD'. House hears about a patient who is Asexual, and bets his friend Wilson that he finds a medical reason why this person is Asexual. He wins the bet of course. Have you spoken to a doctor about this, and what did they say?

I don't understand the concept well enough to answer for certain, but I've never had much of a sex drive. When I end up in a relationship I tend to make up for lost time so to speak. I'm rarely in a relationship though.

I don't understand the concept well enough to answer for certain, but I've never had much of a sex drive. When I end up in a relationship I tend to make up for lost time so to speak. I'm rarely in a relationship though.

My sex drive evaporated. I don't miss it.

I miss the happy hormone - estrogen. lol

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Sex, even self-inflicted sex, is important to good health (prostate health especially) and longer life. So I have sex as often as possible. And it's good clean fun.

Well, I am not but for all practical purposes I might as well be.