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I don't like sexual relationships at all. Is it wrong?

Profile: CroconawFTW
CroconawFTW on Dec 15, 2015
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No. It isn't wrong. You are allowed to be asexual. If people do not accept you, you need to remove those people from your because they are not really your friendsZ
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Profile: Katie77
Katie77 on Dec 20, 2015
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Not at all! You may fall somewhere on the asexual or greysexual spectrum. Some people simply do not experience sexual attraction and that is ok! It doesn't mean you are broken. *However, if you used to experience sexual attraction and suddenly you no longer do, this abrupt change may be a sign of depression or other modd disorder and speaking to a cousnelor could be very beneficial.
Profile: MrSpace
MrSpace on Jan 4, 2016
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Nope! It's not wrong at all, after all love can exist without sex. In fact there's a term for this and it's called asexual. This refers to a person who do not have sexual feelings or association. It's completely fine to dislike a sexual relationship because it's not compulsory to have one at all!
Profile: GentleShadows
GentleShadows on Mar 1, 2016
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Not at all! If you don't feel sexual attraction or want a sexual relationship, that's just called being asexual.
Profile: politeTiger9271
politeTiger9271 on Mar 14, 2016
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is not wrong at all!. Thats how you feel and who you are.
Profile: Greatlistener87
Greatlistener87 on Apr 26, 2016
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This is called Asexual. You can read and research more about it to know what it is about and how to deal. Whomever u choose to be you are never wrong cause the choice is yours.
Profile: Daviama99
Daviama99 on Jun 21, 2016
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It's not wrong at all to not like sexual relationships. It means you're uncomfortable or do not like something about t and that's perfectly fine. Many people don't like sexualized situations and they have a term, it's called asexual.
Profile: Anonymous
Anonymous on Jul 4, 2016
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It's perfectly acceptable to not like sexual relationships! Asexuality is a very common thing, 1 out of 100 people is asexual.
Profile: Anonymous
Anonymous on Jul 5, 2016
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That's absolutely a-okay! People can be sexually attracted to a range of different genders, so on the flip side there are those who aren't sexually attracted to any gender, it's a natural thing and there are many who are the same! It's definitely not something that should define you, just something that makes you, you. Everyone is different and everyone has different romantic/sexual orientations, and that's awesome and something that with time, learning more about yourself, it will make perfect sense to you, and hopefully be something that you can embrace and be proud of. :)
Profile: Owen27
Owen27 on Jul 18, 2016
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No, it is not wrong. I am not labelling you but have you heard of being asexual? Being asexual is when someone has no sexual feelings or desires. I wouldn't worry as many people feel this same way. This could be a phase but if not and you're happy with who you are, there should be no problem. Hope this has helped in any way!
Profile: SkyBlueSkye
SkyBlueSkye on Aug 8, 2016
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No! Of course it's not wrong! There's a sexuality called asexual, which is where you don't have any sexual feelings or desire to someone else. It It doesn't mean that there's anything wrong with you at all. It's just how you feel.
Profile: Anonymous
Anonymous on Oct 4, 2016
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No. Not everyone enjoys them, or has to. One may also be asexual orientation-wise, or in the spectrum (demisexual, greyasexual - worth while to look up). Your feelings don't need validation.
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Not at all! In fact it's a sexuality, one that I identify as. It's called asexual, meaning you like romantic/cuddly relationships, but never anything sexual
Profile: SnoOnTheBluff
SnoOnTheBluff on Oct 24, 2016
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Having no desire for a sexual relationship is perfectly ok. And if someone tells you otherwise they are so very very wrong. Intimacy can be achieved in more ways than just sex and if your partner or anyone else cant see that they have some learning on the ways of relationships.
Profile: BrooklynBlade
BrooklynBlade on Oct 31, 2016
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This is not wrong, you are special. Many people are this way, it is just less known. This is called being "asexual", and there are a whole community of people just like you out there. Embrace yourself just as you are!
Profile: Anonymous
Anonymous on Nov 21, 2016
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No, there's nothing wrong at all with not being interested in sexual relationships, It might be that you're just not a stage in your life where you're interested in entering into that kind of relationship with someone, or you might be somewhere on the asexuality spectrum; both completely normal, healthy places to be.
Profile: Anonymous
Anonymous on Feb 14, 2017
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No, it's not wrong to feel that way. Whether it comes from something in your past, from having sexual experiences that you didn't enjoy, or just from disliking or being uninterested in sex overall, it's not wrong. If it bothers you and you would like to enjoy sex there are therapists who can work with that. Or if you feel it's part of your natural personality there is no need to try to change it.
Profile: fruitCat
fruitCat on Sep 26, 2017
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Not at all. It is completely natural to have not sexual desire or to not enjoy sexual relationships. If it feels right to you and it doesn't hurt anyone, it isn't wrong. :)
Profile: Anonymous
Anonymous on Dec 5, 2017
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No it's not wrong. It could be that you're asexual, I suggest this website: http://time.com/2889469/asexual-orientation/ Although this cannot tell you if you truly are or give you an idea, by reading it maybe it could spark some ideas in your head.
Profile: Anonymous
Anonymous on Jan 16, 2018
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A lot people are asexual and that's okay. Maybe you're just made for romantic love and not physical.
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