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Warning: mention weird sex stuff
I am the product teenage pregnancy and possibly the worst marriage to have ever existed. So at a very young age, I promised that I wouldn't make the mistakes my parents did. No drugs, no alcohol, and no sex (at least until I turned 18). That was the promise I made to myself.
Growing up, I never even thought about the fact that I was even slightly intrested in sex. I'd have friends who were always ooen about masturbating and stuff. Meanwhile, I always just thought that Ivwas just keeping my promise to myself. Thankfully I dated really awsone guys that were more than happy to wait till I was 18. Of course we would mess around, but never went too far.
It was around highschool that I started to notice that disconnect. It was during this time that I was having a lot of confusing thoughts over my sexuality. As you can imagine, it's hard to figure out what you like when the idea of sex makes a pit grow in your stomache. It wasn't until junior year that I actually saw the term asexual used.
Within an instant, everything clicked into place. It was one of the biggest realizations I had ever had. After that, it was so easy to figure myself out and to properly. Of course, there are still times I'm worried that I'm not actually ace, and that I'm just desperately trying to cling onto that promise I made so many years ago. However, I'm proud that I can firmly say that I'm asexual.
So I guess to me, asexuality means clarity.
Sexuality in itself is a very complex matter, but it gets even worse when you realize that you don't really like having sex with anyone. To me, realizing I was ace was one of the biggest stepping stones I had to make in order to properly figure out who I was.
June 11, 2020 at 11:49PM
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