First: categories. I like categories, mostly. Because if you have categories you can just say its name and don't have to waste time and energy trying to explain things. And categories give you a place. It's nice to be part of something, but I tend to worry if I really belong in some categories. If I'm doing it right and stuff
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When I was eighteen I got one of the first really conventional crushes I ever had on anyone--sweaty palms, short of breath, etc. After a while, I knew I really wanted to be close to her, including all the stuff that I had previously known was expected but hadn't really wanted to do. A few times since then I have liked people so much that I've wanted to kiss them/etc.; how much I like them kind of transubstantiates the grossness, or maybe I just don't find it gross anymore at all.
So--if you keep being the way you are, you would be called heteromantic. (When I went to wikipedia to find this out, I discovered that Edward Gorey was asexual. Awesome!) And it's perfectly likely that you are really asexual. I don't know if anyone has ever had the experience I did, of sexual awakening just being really delayed, but thought I should share because it could be a possibility depending on how old you are.
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Well, I've always been behind a bit, but not that much. I'm 25, so I guess if it were developmental delay, the development would have happened by now.
Thank you for mentioning Wikipedia! I don't know when that was, but I've already read the article about asexuality. I haven't found it that helpful then. But you mentioned it and I went back to it and found the AVEN site that is linked there. This site answered my questions and I have really found my category now. :o)
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