Still, some … Have you ever wondered what your sexual orientation was. Am I asexual? Primary attraction is what you feel for someone based on their looks and other qualities you can easily discern.Secondary attraction, on the other hand, is based on someone’s personality and how well you connect with that person.As a demisexual, you aren’t necessarily incapable of primary attraction.On the contrary, you’ve had your fair share of crushes at first sight. How do you feel about it? It’s just that, for the most part, you don’t see the point of doing it.Why get physically intimate with someone when you can simply share lively conversations with each other?These are some of the questions that bother you as a demisexual. But I’d love to hear more about what it’s like from you!”Fortunately for me, she chose not to be offended or at least to ignore my discomfort at her revelation. Reply. I wanted to point out that “friends” and “lovers” aren’t the same thing, but I had a feeling she’d be offended.She seemed to sense my discomfort, because she said, “Ah, I’m a demisexual, you see.”Thankfully, I resisted the urge to say “What?” outright.Instead, I got the conversation going with, “I’m not very familiar with the term ‘demisexual,’ to be honest. For some people, crushing is a way of life. We all have those besties who are constantly talking about a … Which honestly isn’t the case. Share your thoughts with us in the comments.I have no sexually feelings for both sexes because I don’t see why I should have sex,be romantic and flirt with a guy or a Lady.And I feel uncomfortable when guys try to flirt with me.I try going into several relationships but what the guys say is am not romantic and do I have feelings at all because I turn all things off relating to him touching me,kissing or sex and I hardly express my feelings out.I don’t know the kind of person I am and hope you would help me out.Thank youI didn’t know what to call it until today so I thank you for clarifying my sexuallity for me, makes me feel a lot less discomfort with myself, always thought something was wrong with me, been experimenting with myself to figure myself out and it’s been a confusing time, I’ve come to learn I love attention from either sex, but I dont necessarily wanna have sex with either, I prefer women and I make that clear now, but it really does get confusing and emotionally hard for me to open up due to the whole falling in love situation being so gut wrenchingly terrifyingThere is someone for everyone and although it takes times to find the right person you can truly confide in, I hope you find that person soon. Often you're oblivious to (and uncomfortable with) people who try to flirt with you.You’d rather that lovers get to know you first before they begin acting flirtatious and romantic.Because you don’t feel sexual attraction very often, you struggle when you do feel it.When you get a strange, fluttery feeling around someone, it confuses you.How do you act on the feeling? Oh and you can be a hetero, homo or bi demisexual.I’m still a little confused.

Or perhaps you don't even know what the heck I'm talking about! By Alison Caporimo. There are too many rules I find saying a demisexual is like “this”. You’re not sure how to explain not wanting sex to people who’ve wanted it for most of their adult lives.Engaging in conversations about the subject makes you feel awkward and uncomfortable.There are two types of attraction: primary and secondary. If you’re with a man you’ll be perceived as straight and if you’re with a woman you’ll be perceived as lesbian, but in the end the label won’t mean anything-just the person. Then again, 67% is on the low range for the scores considered demisexual, and I do tend to avoid extreme answers (1s and 5s), so that may have had some effect. Perhaps sexual attraction is a regular occurrence for you. That’s it.

I been stuck between bisexual and lesbian. I’ve never been interested in sex much but I do want to experience it at some point, with the right person. Are you bisexual ,bicurious , or straight? To you, the idea of dating people within hours — or even months — after meeting them is unthinkable.Also, the word “flirting” is not in your vocabulary. Do you need to have sex in the first place?Why not just show someone how much you love them based on what you do for them every day, rather than focusing on how skilled you are in the bedroom?Once you realize you’re in love, you also realize one other thing: you can’t imagine being in love with anyone else other than that person.If you’re being honest with yourself, that’s more terrifying than anything else you’ve ever experienced in your life.Most people think you’re demisexual by choice. Most of the above applies to me, like feelings-wise.