Asexualismi

Asexualismi is a term used to describe the lack of sexual attraction towards others. Individuals who identify as asexual, often shortened to "ace," do not experience the intrinsic desire to engage in sexual activity. This is distinct from celibacy, which is a chosen abstinence from sex, whereas asexuality is an orientation.

Asexual individuals may still experience romantic attraction, which is separate from sexual attraction. They can form romantic relationships, experience love, and desire emotional intimacy. The spectrum of asexuality is broad, encompassing individuals who may experience sexual attraction very rarely, under specific circumstances, or not at all. Some asexual people may also engage in sexual activity for various reasons, such as to please a partner, but this does not negate their asexual identity if they do not experience sexual attraction.

The asexual community is diverse, and there is no single way to be asexual. Understanding and acceptance of asexuality as a valid sexual orientation are growing, with increased visibility and information available online and through various organizations. It is important to recognize that asexuality is not a choice, a medical condition, or a phase, but rather an inherent aspect of a person's identity.