Is it normal to change from bisexual to asexual
Still attracted to people but no sex drive desired
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Still attracted to people but no sex drive desired
Sexuality can change over time, so yes it is possible to go from bisexual to asexual. We don’t know what brain chemistry causes someone’s sexual preferences. You may stay asexual or it might shift again, either way is valid.
I think it's possible. People's sex drives can change (and if you previously had one and this is new, and it concerns you, you can always consult a doctor about it), or they can just realize sex isn't their thing, and they can also find out more about themselves as they get older.
For me, I found guys attractive when I was younger (only after I had gotten to know them, though), but I didn't know what to do with one, lol. I always thought I "just wasn't ready yet" or "just hadn't met the right person yet", but that never changed and I was never interested in any sort of physical intimacy at all, so I eventually recognized that I was asexual.
Couldn't be anymore wrong. The existence of humans is meaningless. Nobody even has sex for reproduction purposes. Yes, the sole purpose of it was to reproduce, but that's not even the reason people have sex and there is something called artificial insemination. So you're argument isn't even valid. And sex addiction and obsession isn't considered "normal" either, yet you're part of the same category of people that treat sex like it's a drug and have an obsession with it. You will act like it's the end of the world if you haven't had sex for 1 damn week. It is absolutely fine to think asexuality is a mental disorder, but how can you even argue about asexuality being a mental disorder when you refuse to acknowledge the madness and stupidity when it comes to sex? If asexuality is a mental disorder (hasn't even been proven), it definitely is the least harmful to someone compared to you "normal" sexuals that are way more affected by sex. Also, you're the last one that should be playing psychiatrist because you act like a warrior when nobody thinks like you, you whimp. You'll have a mental breakdown if someone thinks differently from you. You also are VERY emotional. I think it's safe to say you aren't mentally well.
"Being asexual is definitely a mental disorder ALL animals have an intense unfightable urge to mate." Your exact words. You didn't just say animals instinctually want to breed. You're a liar that's leaving that part out because you know it makes you look a dumbass. Cope.
Now you're leaving out parts of the story. Went off?🤨 I just said my opinion just like you did. Go ahead and cry about it. Off you fuck.
How ironic. I'm talking to the exact same person that cares if people are not having sex, am I correct? Or did I imagine that?
And you're probably some homeless looking retard with greasy hair that just sits at his computer all day jerking off to lesbian porn. You probably are going broke from all the lube and porn you purchase. Spoken like a true sex addict. No wonder you're getting so pissy pissy.
Given that sexual individuals are really insane when it comes to sex, I'd say that you all are not really all there, are you? You lamebrains are a bunch of sex addicts and don't even know self-control.
My preferences have changed more than once since starting/stopping/changing antidepressants has been modifying my brain chemistry.
Relax. The hype privileges a relatively limited number of story-tropes about sexuality, and I've seen the same tropes being applied systematically to people, and people being accepted to 'own' them as theirs, when those repeated stories don't fully reflect their reality. I really don't think everyone's experiences follow the mainline sexual identity narratives.
You hold fast to what you know from real life and don't let yourself be gaslit. Some people push theories about sexuality like a cult.
Being attracted to people =/= asexual. ASEXUAL PEOPLE DO NOT GET ATTRACTED TO PEOPLE.