u/Dangerous_Seesaw_623

Where did the idea of a person not experiencing primary sexual attraction is asexual comes from?

Just as the title said. There's the pervasive idea that just because one lacks primary sexual attraction, and only experiences reciprocal sexual attraction, that qualifies as asexual apparently.

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u/Dangerous_Seesaw_623 — 2 days ago

For artists of actualasexuals, does any one dislike the current society approach to bodies?

As an artist, and photographer, I find it a bit bothersome that advertisements (can't avoid them) sexualize the female body by placing emphasis on breasts and butts, and then there's the message that women are inherently more beautiful than men which I find questionable (there's the race aspect too), and finally the idea that nudity is inherently sexual.

Does anyone else feel the same way as I do?

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u/Dangerous_Seesaw_623 — 12 days ago