We will examine how asexuality remains invisible within dominant cultural narratives, and explore its implications for individuals who identify as asexual. We will begin by defining asexuality,...
Most people are familiar with sexuality and its various forms, from heterosexual to homosexual, bisexual, pansexual, and more.
There is another lesser-known type of sexual orientation called...
The question of what constitutes an adequate level of disclosure for ace people is deeply entwined in issues of gender identity, sexual orientation, and relationship norms. In a society that...
Asexuality
Asexuality is an identity that describes people who do not experience sexual attraction or desire towards any gender. It is distinct from celibacy, which refers to abstaining from...
Structural Factors
Structural factors include the following:
1. Legal and medical classification: Asexuality is not recognized as a legal identity or a medical condition in most countries....
Asexual erasure is a term used to describe the deliberate exclusion of asexual people from discussions about sexuality and gender identity. This occurs when individuals who identify as asexual are...
Asexuality is a condition wherein an individual does not experience any romantic or sexual attraction towards another person. It is not about being celibate, abstinent, or experiencing a low libido;...
Some people experience no sexual attraction at all to any gender, orientation, or species. They describe themselves as "asexual" (a term coined by Dr. Alfred Kinsey) and live fulfilling lives without...
Asexuality is the lack of sexual attraction to others. This means that an individual does not experience any sexual desires, urges, or fantasies toward any person they are romantically or...