You don't feel the desire for sex, here's the explanation.

For most people, sexual attraction and desire are two of life's most powerful driving forces. But some people don't experience them that way; they don't really experience them at all. About 1% of the population are assexual, according to a 2004 study.

What Is Assexual?

A person who is assexual experiences no desire Sexual Or retreat. And while heterosexuals are sexually lured to people of the opposite sex, and homosexuals are attracted to people of the same sex, asexuals are not attracted to anyone.

Assexuality differs from low sexual desire. Low sexual appetite is a medical disorder, but assexuality is not. Anexuity is orientation, it's the way a person is.

What about romance and love?

Sexuality and romance are two distinct things. “Someone who is assexual anyway can form a romantic relationship with another person, they simply do not feel the need to express their romantic feelings through sexual relations or other sexual expressions”, explains expert Goerlich.

Does this mean that assexuals don't have sex?

Just as some people experience sexual attraction to partners with whom they have no romantic involvement or interest in dating, people who are assexual can experience romantic attraction and want to go out without the sexual element. However, despite having no desire for sex, people who are assexual may decide to have it anyway. There are several reasons why they may decide to have sex: they may love children, it may be a way to satisfy a mate who feels sexual desire, or just to know what it is.