Correction: The lot of you are talking about that aspect of your lives. I'm special and therefore don't need to. :Trollestia:
Ok then. Time to talk about a new topic. TwiDash shipping. :derpe: I need more TwiDash grey. Gimme pl0x.
Then again... that isn't the high res version. So I got the high res version from the person's dA. @CC; Mhhh.... needs more.
Well in all fairness that's not really asexuality if you are attracted to something. Asexuality is a lack of sexual attraction to anything. As you said, you're attracted to anything that looks sexy, so I guess it's just a case of not wanting to be in a relationship. Be aware of the difference between not wanting to be in a relationship, and simply accepting not being in one. Got to be honest with your self with things like that. Just some advice, not assuming anything about anyone's personal life. On the topic of sexuality, I've been thinking recently. I don't actually believe there is set sexualities in humans. There are no such things as heterosexuals, homosexuals, anything really. Instead, all humans have an ideal sexual image or situation or whatever, and the further something is from this, the less attracted to it the person is. Note, the person is less attracted to it. What we're attracted to isn't like a switch, where we're either attracted or not, it's not as rigid as that. It goes my unapproval with labels in sexuality. I don't refer to a gay person as 'that gay guy', but I also don't want to be referred to as a heterosexual. I'm not attracted to men, and I never have been, but that's because the concept of that is far from my ideal sexuality. I'm not rigidly heterosexual, it's just I've never been attracted to any man before, nothing more nothing less, and I doubt I ever will. I just really don't like the categorization of sexuality, I feel it's pointless, degrading, and does more harm than good. 'Oh you're a pony clopper', 'oh you're that bisexual girl', 'oh you're that guy with the weird sexual fetish' - No. They're people, what they're attracted to is 1. Irrelevant to almost anything 2. Not an important part of their make up as a person 3. Not weird or notable in anyway. I'm a firm believer that the more actively someone pushes the idea of something sexual away, the more inclined they are to actually like it, just not want to accept it. There is absolutely nothing I get 'Oh god no get that away from me' about. If I don't like it, I decline, simple. I don't ever refuse something outright, because I don't believe human sexuality is as rigid as that, there is more leeway than people think. Bottom line, what we're attracted to and not attracted to is very blurry, there are no defined borders. What doesn't seem attractive to you is simply not very close to what you do find attractive. Bear in mind, it's possible to have several sexual ideals, thereby having a wider sexual horizon. Sorry, but this topic is something I'm pretty big on, and had to get that out.
agreed luprony i just dont care about wich lane im on i just want someone whos quiet ,but not afraid to tell me when im doing something stupd,and is someone who will know what im talkimng about sometimes
