I'm of the personal opinion that asexuality is simply a sexual attraction to no genders (and this is coming from someone who identified as asexual for a long time and still has a connection with it).
With that definition, it doesn't mean asexuality is any more "abnormal" than heterosexuality, homosexuality, bisexuality, etc. This is why a lot of asexual people say that "asexuality is a sexual orientation of NO, instead of NO sexual orientation".
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Date: 2013-04-04 12:33 am (UTC)With that definition, it doesn't mean asexuality is any more "abnormal" than heterosexuality, homosexuality, bisexuality, etc. This is why a lot of asexual people say that "asexuality is a sexual orientation of NO, instead of NO sexual orientation".