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...he [[community|asexual community]]; each asexual person experiences things like relationships, attraction, and arousal somewhat differently. Asexuality doe
There is no litmus test to determine if someone is asexual. Asexuality is like any other identity; at its core, it’s just a word that people use to help
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...nd your country? Try searching on AVEN or on Google. Still nothing? Create one!
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...iption of asexuality, for people who have no sex drive, and have never had one. Some people considered nonlibidoism the only valid form of asexuality.
Most people on AVEN believe that nonlibidoism is simply one among many valid varieties of asexuality, neither better nor worse than bei
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This hypothetical '''model''' of sexuality takes the position that sexual attrac
...sexual desire. However, since they can experience secondary sexual desire, this model accounts for the sexual behavior of some [[asexuality|asexuals]].
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*This [[AVENwiki|wiki]]
...used on the forums to refer to the administration and moderation teams as one group.
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...cannot exist, or that a particular person claiming to be asexual can't be. This page addresses some of the more common objections, along with [[AVEN]]'s an
...of homosexuality. A disorder is only really a disorder if it detracts from one's quality of life. Most of the asexuals here can't change, and are happy en
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This page briefly explains many common terms seen on the AVEN site and community
''This list is by no means complete. Help AVENwiki by expanding it!''
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...sexual arousal, but without the desire to express it with another person). One way of classifying asexuals is to sort them into the following four basic t
...red, because not all asexual people felt comfortable putting themselves in one of the four categories. However, some still find it [http://www.asexuality.
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...an trying to define a common sexual classification for all asexual people, this model frames asexuality in terms of collective identity. Asexual people hav
...turally dominant ideas about sexuality. This common social position is the one thing which unifies all asexual people.
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...ch label best suits you. Reading this FAQ and the rest of the material on this site may help you decide whether or not you are asexual. If you find that t
...o involve your loving partner in this sexuality. Most asexuals do not make this connection between love and sex. They feel that they can express love and f
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''Disclaimer: not everyone agrees with this definition of sexual attraction''<br>
...al partner, to fulfill a personal curiosity, or to have a baby. Because of this, many asexuals do not consider sexual attraction to be the same thing as se
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...umptions that are foisted on by society, hence one may need to look at how one's sexuality is ideologically and institutionally constructed.
...een unrestricted reproduction, resource depletion and environmental decay. This is a position ideologically connected to deep ecology and what some call ec
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...t: communication, trust etc are still key but as with sexual relationships this depends on how the couple want their relationship to work.
...de the relationship, this in no way invalidates the couples' relationship. Like with any other compatibility issue in a relationship, the key is to establi
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''Please expand this list!''
...ot currently a mechanism for ordering finished posters, anyone can contact one of the poster designers to get a large, printable version of the images. A
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Some people reject the romantic vs. aromantic dichotomy. They feel that this model is weighed towards the romantic side, since it is defined by somethin
...gly developed and have a central role in that person’s life. Therefore, this model is not about labeling someone as either a "partner-based intimacy" pe
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Aromantisicm is one of many [[Romantic orientation]]s.
...ps from non-romantic relationships is the romantic intent or lack thereof. This means that the outward expression of a relationship (for example existence
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...n should or should not be considered asexual, please add it and/or post to this article's Discussion page!
...note: I'm waiting to get the book out so I can confirm the interview said this, current source is http://www.asexuality.org/en/index.php?/topic/7661-edwar
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...tic attraction'' is an emotional response, which most people experience at one point or another, that results in a desire for a romantic relationship with
...ral influence more often lead to a romantic interest as opposed to sexual. This form of interest develops into attraction over time, depending on how each
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...ity since at least the late 1940s, little research has been done. Most of this has been recent and there is increasing interest in the subject.
...homo-eroticism on separate axes rather than at two ends of a single scale; this allows for a distinction between bisexuality (exhibiting both hetero- and h
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''Great news'': sexual people like talking about asexuality almost as much as asexual people do! So much as wh
This means that anyone who can speak articulately about asexuality can have a hu
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