Everyone experiences sexual attraction differently. It’s totally normal to only feel attraction to those who share your gender identity, or to those who don’t; you’re also in good company if you only ...

I identify as asexual and aromantic, but I'm also polyamorous. Many people are confused, and some have accused me of withholding sex from my partners. I find joy in my poly partners even if I'm not ...

When it doesn't simply go ignored, asexuality is often misunderstood. By the simplest definition, asexual individuals (sometimes referred to as "ace" people) do not experience sexual attraction or a ...

No matter how you identify sexually, there is no right or wrong way to feel. But compared to other labels, the asexual definition can still be a bit of a gray area for most. And like with many other ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." As with other sexual orientations, those that identify as asexual—or aces—exist on a spectrum. While some ...

1% of the world identifies as asexual, meaning they have little to no sexual attraction to others. People wrongly assume asexual folks are broken, or haven't experienced good sex before. In reality, ...

Asexuality means not experiencing sexual attraction to other people. But asexuality is a spectrum, so some people might be repulsed by sex while others feel indifferent. Though many avoid sex, asexual ...

The inaugural International Asexuality Day takes place on April 6, 2021, and is designed to celebrate asexuality and the work of advocates around the world. IAD is the result of a coordinated ...

The asexual pride flag has four different colours representing different things. (Getty Images) International Asexuality Day takes place annually on 6 April, only marked for the first time in 2021.