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It sounds like a lot of hassle, paritcularly in distracting yourself.
It
is a hassle. Just like homosexuals had to go through, and still go through to this day. But distraction really isn't a big deal when you don't think about something to begin with.
In an environment where less and less is given a damn about your sexuality why bring it up let alone feel the need to make assumptions that you don't have one.
because society may not care WHAT you are, but it's still very very sexual. basic assumptions
you will have sex
you will marry/have a long term relationship*
*or have a s**t load of one-nighters, or short term affairs.
you will have kids (unless infertile, or successful in BC use)
you will date SOMEONE
you will have crushes on people and want to sleep with them.
did I mention you will have sex?
if you do not meet up with one of these standards people will judge you, ridicule you and dismiss you. for example, I mentioned that I don't plan on having kids, the two people who were listening to me (neither had kids, one is younger then me) told me I'd change my mind one day. 99% of the people I've told about my sexuality tell me (even if not immediately) that they think that I just haven't found the right person yet. one person said, "I think one day, your going to hope into bed with some one, and then you'll be hooked" ie. you just need to get laid. also, annoying family comments, about having babies, or "I could do worse" then dating a guy I know who did/does have a crush on me. I don't need 'em but those are from people who don't know/realize I'm an asexual aromantic.
basically because I'm an asexual aromantic people assume they have the right to tell me they know me better then myself, and know my sexuality, my body, and hormonal reactions bettern then me. the one who's actually experancing these things.