My disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined. Without even knowing you I now feel an intense dislike towards you and hope you will be kept awake by the buzzing of an annoying fly.

Sex makes hungry.

47 M and had no idea asexuality was even a thing until I was already in my 40s. Never understood that, how and why my experiences were different from those of other people.

Your premise is wrong.

There already are people who view you as an sexual object. And there always will be. There is no way to avoid this.

Don't focus on them. Focus on yourself and your health. That's all that matters. Whatever you are or want to be, never do it for or because of other people.

You won't be healthy for other people, so don't stay unhealthy because of them.

Well as a rule of thumb you could say, if I can eat it I like it.

But there are a few exceptions. Raisins for example are a crime against everything that's good and right. Fish would be another one.

So yeah, of course I like sandwiches. But don't put tuna on them.

Of course I like cake, but for the love of whatever, leave raisins out of it.

But there is absolutely no kind of garlic bread that's unlikable, so garlic bread always wins.

No, there isn't.

It's always a possibility that someday you might experience sexual attraction. Could be tomorrow, could be next year, could be decades from now. Or just never.

But until it actually happens you can completely ignore this possibility. You are ace.

Imposter syndrome is something a lot of us feel sometimes or have felt at some point. Don't worry, it will pass.

1. Your characterisation of asexuals is wrong.

2. Your characterisation of aromantics is wrong.

3. Your characterisation of aroaces is wrong.

4. All those things have absolutely nothing to do with religious practices of any kind.

No.

Sir, this is a Wendy's.

Some do, some don't.

This answer applies to every question beginning with "Do asexuals...?".

There is nothing to break up. Based on your description you aren't together. You aren't a couple. You are friends.

Nothing. That's it. Nothing else you can do.

Medication doesn't change your sexuality.

Nope.

What would you like to see changed in the new upcoming series?

Nothing.

You suffer.

You are welcome. Let me know if I can do anything else for you.

Am right in asserting that I’m allo despite not enjoying causal sex?

Yes.

You are on a dating app to date people. That's it. No more explanation needed.

No.

Psst.

Hey, you.

Yes you.

Wanna know a secret?

whisper Nobody can ever be completely sure.

There is only a "Sure enough." That depends on if and how you experience sexual attraction. If you don't experience it or only rarely and/or under specific circumstances, that would mean you are asexual.

And that wouldn't be as scary as you might think. It can actually even be freeing and relieving to come to this conclusion. Knowing who you are and understanding yourself better is always a good thing. Even though it doesn't seem this way right now.

It's always morning somewhere.

Knowing what I know and being who I am, why exactly wouldn't I immediately change sides?