Asexuality is a sexual identity where an individual does not experience sexual attraction towards anyone regardless of gender, age, or appearance. Aromanticism is a romantic orientation where an...
Asexuality is often defined as a lack of sexual attraction to others, while aromanticism refers to the absence of romantic feelings towards them. Both concepts have been widely debated in popular...
How do societal assumptions about asexuality and aromanticism illuminate cultural constructions of desire, intimacy, and relational hierarchy, and what theoretical challenges do these assumptions...
Sex and sexuality have been prevalent topics in human history and culture, yet there are some individuals who identify themselves as asexual and aromantic. These identities involve the absence or...
Asexuality is an orientation characterized by a lack of sexual attraction to others. It is distinct from celibacy or abstinence, which are often chosen behaviors while asexuality is an intrinsic...
In our society, we often associate intimacy, desire, and relationality with romance, love, and attraction towards another person.
There are individuals who identify as asexual and aromantic,...
Asexuality is a term used to describe individuals who experience little to no sexual attraction towards others. Aromanticism refers to a lack of romantic attraction toward others. Both of these terms...
The concept of relationality is fundamental to our understanding of interpersonal dynamics and has been central to Western philosophy since ancient Greece. Relationships are often seen as the basis...
"Ace/aro identities refer to individuals who do not experience sexual attraction towards others. This identity can have implications for their understanding of intimacy and romantic relationships....
Asexual and aromantic people experience love and intimacy differently than those who identify with more common orientations. They may be attracted to someone without feeling sexual attraction or...