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I'm most definitely in women and I think I'm a lesbian, however, sex doesn't interest me in the slightest. What's wrong with me?

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Last Updated: 06/03/2019 at 4:47am
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Profile: Allen39
Allen39
May 4th, 2015 7:27am
Nothing! You might just be asexual. Asexuality is an extremely normal sexuality- it doesn't exist. It's just not having a sex drive. There are lots of people like this, and there's no need to worry. Asexuals can lead perfectly normal lives, and they're just as fabulous as anyone else.
Anonymous
November 6th, 2018 6:31pm
There is nothing wrong with you or you don’t feel sexual attraction. If you identify as asexual that’s just a part of who you are and there’s nothing wrong with it. Many people identify as ace. How you identify sexually doesn’t have an impact on how you identity romantically or on future relationships. Don’t force yourself into doing something you don’t feel comfortable doing. Remember to be true to yourself. Focus on how you feel and what makes you happy. If you don’t experience sexual attraction that’s okay but if you’re still struggling with it, it may help you to talk to ace people, whether online or in person.
Profile: AmethystUnicorn
AmethystUnicorn
July 23rd, 2018 1:02am
Nothing is wrong with you! You could be asexual, which means you are not interested in any sexual activity; though you still have romantic feelings!
Anonymous
June 3rd, 2019 4:47am
It's good you know you like women, and that is a starter. Now, you could also be asexual, meaning you have no sexual attraction to anyone (you can still be a lesbian and be ace!) The whole LGBTQ+ community is full of different sexualities and sometimes we can get lost in it, so i hope that bringing this term to you helped. I want you to know you have a lot of time ahead of you and at some point you will understand what your sexuality is. Allow yourself to explore your sexuality and learn new things about yourself! I wish you luck, and hope some of this helped!
Profile: Dandroider
Dandroider
May 1st, 2018 6:47pm
Nothing is wrong with you. Some people don't experience sexual attraction at all, it's called asexual. It this case, you would be homoromantic (romantically attracted to the same gender) and asexual. Some people only feel sexual attraction in a trustful relationship or to certain people, which is called demisexual.
Profile: AcaciaTree555
AcaciaTree555
March 28th, 2017 6:25pm
There are lots of people who are not interested in sex, which is totally ok. Some of these people identify as asexual or aromantic and there are growing communities around this identity. Just because you don't want to have sex doesn't mean you can't have intimacy (physically or emotionally) and healthy relationships. Also, sexuality is fluid so this may change or stay the same over time. Either way, you have the right to pursue relationships in any ways you want!
Profile: KNikolas
KNikolas
January 3rd, 2017 12:47am
Hi there! If I hear you correctly, you are attracted to women and you think you might identify as a lesbian. Being attracted to someone and being intimate with someone are different desires. You can be attracted but the idea of sex can turn you off. I'm not into labeling, but it sounds as if you are defining characteristics of being asexual. Asexuals are physically attracted to others, rely on emotional support of another but is turned off by the idea. It's not anything wrong with the person, it is just how we feel, which is okay!
Profile: beautifulComfort15
beautifulComfort15
June 3rd, 2016 6:38pm
you could be asexual
Profile: creativeDay52
creativeDay52
February 22nd, 2016 12:46am
You are asexual. Meaning that while you find women attractive, you don't want to have sex. There is nothing wrong with you. You have a unique sexuality and that sexuality does not mean you have to go out and have sex in order to be "normal" http://www.asexuality.org/en/ Is a great site to check out for some more support to find others you can identify with