Why Would An Asexual Person Be On This Website?

[Guy-jin]

Are you insinuating you need to pose with a fence post?
I totes read that as you need to pose with a really thick fencepost.

Oh, I’m sorry, a horker is a giant walrus creature from Skyrim. Just to clear up this misunderstanding.

 

[Scarletbegonia]

 

[likitisplit]

maybe they found something or saw something that maybe has them feeling, thinking sexual. is an asexual not suppose to have much dick? or his dick now tells him he is sexual. is an asexual defined as a tiny dick male with no sexual drives or ambitions, desires? or not have them but feel a tingle of change in his groin and him search and explore? and find...

 

[Scarletbegonia]

Instead of splaining, try educating yourself.

asexuality is a collection of degrees.
I’m demisexual, or romantisexual, meaning I need a connection to want physical affection.
Some folx are just low desire across the board.
There are folx who are mainly absent of sexual feelings toward other people.

 

[deleted1025121]

Being asexual doesn't mean you're not attracted to someone. By definition, asexuals:

"asexual individuals may still experience attraction but this attraction doesn't need to be realized in any sexual manner"

Meaning I can still look at naked men and think they are attractive. Or be turned on by guys with really large penises, etc. And maybe even enjoy seeing their sexual experiences. But it doesn't always mean I personally want (or desire) to have sex.

 

[deleted3782]

I like sex in theory, but in reality it just doesn't happen. Here, I can keep updated on theory.

 

[ronin001]

I like sex in theory, but in reality it just doesn't happen. Here, I can keep updated on theory.

If we discover any major breakthroughs in the evolution of techniques, we will E-mail you

 

[deleted3782]

If we discover any major breakthroughs in the evolution of techniques, we will E-mail you

I'm certain you are watching the same news feed as I am.

 

[ronin001]

I'm certain you are watching the same news feed as I am.

Naaaa you are more of practical theory guy. I am more of an applied scientist guy

 

[luciadiva]

b/c i'm curious and wanna know more about penises.

 

[NY2NY]

I've known some people who identify as asexual and they're far from a monolithic group.

Some asexuals have sexual thoughts, desires, feelings, etc., but don't feel the need to fulfill them by having sex with anyone.

If you're a straight guy, then you probably don't have any desire to pursue sex with another guy. An asexual person can have a normal sex drive in the same way, but not have the desire to have sex with either gender.

A male friend of mine figured he was asexual in his early 20s when he tried having sex and each time he just wasn't into it. Normal sex drive but just a general lack of sexual desire for other people.

It's a complex topic and hard to put everyone in a perfect box of what they are.

 

[Scarletbegonia]

@Mr. LPSG
Are we suspending ask a rules here?

 

[bigmatt1983]

In the hopes that hanging out with all you oversexed people itll rub off and we will be a bit more normal?

 

[sizehungry]

LPSG, offers cyber and at times real- life companionship. Many members are not here for the pictures , but as a free way to occupy excess time / socialize.

As I am fond of saying, one does not need to have a penis / love penis to enjoy and be a productive member of the site[/QUOTE Exactly right .

 

[Draconis71]

Some of us are just large.
"Abnormal" sexual expression, and, abnormal penis size. It's possible to have both.

 

[Scarletbegonia]

Nothing abnormal in a sexuality, as it’s noticed in an oversexed culture..

 

[Acrab69]

I signed up because of this forum, but I think I'm not still ready to answer this question…

 

[Scarletbegonia]

because aseuxality is bullshit.

Would you explain your post, please?

 

[dreambridger]

I'm the furthest cry from asexual that there is, nonetheless I do have two friends that openly identify as asexual, and from my experience with them, I'd just like to comment that asexual definitely does NOT necessarily mean sex-phobic or repressed or uptight in any way. One of my asexual friends is especially easy to talk to about sex and they are very hip to sex & fetish culture and even has some good dirty jokes that catch me of fguard sometimes. Asexual does not mean anti-sexual by any means. I have to admit that at first I was nervous about allowing asexuals into the abstract known as LGBTQ+, thinking it wasn't something I could relate to in anyway as a highly-libido'd homosexual male. However after my experience with these individuals I feel enlightened that asexuals can absolutely be allies, that they won't hate me for being sexual, and that they should be encouraged to identify as they are because being able to admit how you feel sexually is very important. So I'm an ally to asexuals for sure and they totally belong in this awesomely inclusive community that is LPSG.

 

[deleted1025121]

I'm the furthest cry from asexual that there is, nonetheless I do have two friends that openly identify as asexual, and from my experience with them, I'd just like to comment that asexual definitely does NOT necessarily mean sex-phobic or repressed or uptight in any way. One of my asexual friends is especially easy to talk to about sex and they are very hip to sex & fetish culture and even has some good dirty jokes that catch me of fguard sometimes. Asexual does not mean anti-sexual by any means. I have to admit that at first I was nervous about allowing asexuals into the abstract known as LGBTQ+, thinking it wasn't something I could relate to in anyway as a highly-libido'd homosexual male. However after my experience with these individuals I feel enlightened that asexuals can absolutely be allies, that they won't hate me for being sexual, and that they should be encouraged to identify as they are because being able to admit how you feel sexually is very important. So I'm an ally to asexuals for sure and they totally belong in this awesomely inclusive community that is LPSG.

Being asexual doesn't mean you don't identify as being gay, lesbian or anything else in the LGBTQ+ realm.