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[This post edited by Tiresias on 23 January 2012 ]

quoting: billybob_george

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I've had that, too. I think that's normal, really. You can be intrigued by/want to cuddle/want to understand someone without also wanting to bone them. Most of my Hollywood crushes are that way.

That said, asexuality is definitely something that can be caused by hormonal problems, and I do think one who seems to be asexual should be checked out medically, whether or not they actually want to change who they are, because there are some perhaps-concerning reasons why hormone levels could be off.

THAT said, I do definitely think that there are people who that is not the case for, and they should be treated just like anybody else. Could I date an asexual? Honestly? Probably. Sex is important in a relationship to me, but that's because I've never been in a relationship with someone who identifies as asexual. I'm perfectly capable of handling my own sexual needs.

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[This post edited by CanadianChick on 24 January 2012 ]

quoting: tripod2000

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Awesome sauce, L. Glad to hear things are getting better.

Do you believe that the asexualism was an issue/symptom then?

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