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Originally posted by NordlysYou're probably better off. Sex can complicate things. Not to mention the mess, what with all the stripper sparkles and blood to clean up. However, I'd recommend trying it at least once (preferably with someone with talent).
I've gone "without" all my life, i.e. approximately 35 1/2 years. Beat that! 🙂
Originally posted by NordlysWell. That's a pretty bizarre link.
http://www.asexuality.org/home/index.php?option=com_content&task=section&id=6&Itemid=28
My first impression is that asexuality would seem to be a result of another problem rather than a stand-alone situation.
It's only briefly touched upon in the main article you link to, but some part of me has problems accepting it as something which isn't problematic.
If I compare the urge to have sex to that of eating or sleeping (both of which are also completely natural), nobody would say that anorexia or insomnia is either healthy, normal or unrelated to other problems.
However, it is my first impression. I'm very interested in this subject, so I'll problaby get back to you on it for more details.
Originally posted by mokkoOh to have that many to choose from. My town has 700 at most.
I wish I lived way out in the country. Unfortunately I'm stuck in our little backwood town. Is 73 000 a city? We use to only be 30 000 but it's amazing what oil can do to the growth of a town. Nothing worth looking twice at up here. All a bunch of filthy horn dogs. .........hmmmmm😕
*cough* BOB *cough* 🙂
Originally posted by shavixmirEating and sleeping are imperative to your survival. Sex is not.
Well. That's a pretty bizarre link.
My first impression is that asexuality would seem to be a result of another problem rather than a stand-alone situation.
It's only briefly touched upon in the main article you link to, but some part of me has problems accepting it as something which isn't problematic.
If I compare the urge to have sex to tha ...[text shortened]... I'm very interested in this subject, so I'll problaby get back to you on it for more details.