What is assexuality, and why do we not hear about it even though it is widespread?

An individual who doesn't experience sexual attraction is called assexual or “acle” referring to his sexual orientation. However, astrology is not a sexual orientation we often hear about. Research or research suggests that more than 1% of the population is asexuial; more or less 76 million people worldwide.

Sexual attraction and romantic attraction

It is advisable to understand more fully the difference between sexual and romantic attraction, with the key to sexual and romantic orientation.

The sexual attraction, which you know best, occurs when we feel that someone is very attractive and that it contributes to our desire to have sexual contact with him. Romantic attraction is not also new to you; it is the desire to have a romantic relationship with someone, not necessarily involving sexual attraction. A romantic relationship may include walking on a beach, having fun during a movie, dinner at a restaurant, hugs, and similar activities.

While in the case of astrology, the individual may experience little or no sexual attraction, little or no romantic/ sentimental attraction. The latter is called a lack of romance. However, just because someone is assexual does not mean that he is also an aromatic, (that is said ?) or a line of evidence. It should be said that, beyond romantic and sexual orientation, in the abundance of parts of our identity, there are many parts, important and also human as gender, identity, gender expression, cultural identity, etc.

Why don't we hear about the assexuals?

Sex and sexual beings have become an gear in our society. We don't grow up reading about celebrities who are not sexual, even in our private lives, or who have little or almost no sexual experience. Because of this, we are blind to sexual orientation, such as astrology.

The challenge of this silence is facing ignorance of experiences that experience more than 76 million people worldwide. Young people growing up thinking that they are strange and lonely just because they have no sexual interests or activity. Yet they do not know that they are not alone, as they think.

True, if you're exploring various parts of sexual orientation, or if you're curious about the different parts of your identity, you might feel alone. The discovery of self is not always what it is, but always think there are others like you. To help you is a wikifokus only for assexuals in several foreign languages. /Living/