Chartreusethewaterdemon
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- Posted: Wed, 07 Mar 2012 06:51:53 +0000
How would you cope? Would you be in denial, or would you embrace it?
I'd like to think I'd cope, but it took a lot of denial before I came to grips with what I am now, so I think it'll be just as bad.
If you're in a relationship, how would you break the news to him/her? Would you stay with him/her despite no longer being physically attracted to him/her at all?
Being bisexual (assuming I became asexual) I would still have the emotional connection, and I would most certainly hold onto that.
- Would you tell your friends and family?
Yes.
- What if this happened to your significant other? Would they handle it well, would you?
Can't really say, I need to get to know my love a little more.
- Anything else?
In a way I can see a plus side to being asexual, no procrasturbation, and no relationships or decisions being made on physical appearance of someone.
I'd like to think I'd cope, but it took a lot of denial before I came to grips with what I am now, so I think it'll be just as bad.
If you're in a relationship, how would you break the news to him/her? Would you stay with him/her despite no longer being physically attracted to him/her at all?
Being bisexual (assuming I became asexual) I would still have the emotional connection, and I would most certainly hold onto that.
- Would you tell your friends and family?
Yes.
- What if this happened to your significant other? Would they handle it well, would you?
Can't really say, I need to get to know my love a little more.
- Anything else?
In a way I can see a plus side to being asexual, no procrasturbation, and no relationships or decisions being made on physical appearance of someone.