Today, my boyfriend decided he's asexual and dumped me on the spot. FML
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Dead leaves, the first cold of the season and an umbrella flipped inside out: fall, the season of grace.
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garage_fml 18
I mean, yeah, it does suck to be dumped, but if he's really asexual there's not much you can do. Sorry, OP.
stargirl_95 24
Being asexual doesn't necessarily mean that you don't want to be in a romantic relationship. It just means that you have no desire to ever have sex. Plenty of asexuals go on to have healthy sexless romantic relationships. Unless he is aromantic as well (he has no desire to have romantic relationships) or he felt that a sexless relationship would be unfair to you it kinda sounds like he was just looking for an excuse
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Comments (184)
Gassy_stevie 15
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Don't let him be A asshole
curlytop101 23
No, just no.
Gassy_stevie 15
Hehhehee
Gemini907 18
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It's not like he's choosing to not be affectionate. He can't.
mattyiscool123 26
Bad grammar
hashshim 23
Why is 31 getting down voted? They're right, being asexual isn't OP's boyfriends choice, he just is like that.
Helpfulman 17
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The definition of asexuality is being able to reproduce by yourself. I highly doubt that OP's ex boyfriend is a starfish so I don't see how he could be asexual.
Mynamewontfi 40
@46, Correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm pretty sure asexual is used to describe a person who isn't interested in a (sexual) relationship.
Shrike 24
a·sex·u·al, adj. 1. without sexual feelings or associations. 2. BIOLOGY, (of reproduction) not involving the fusion of gametes. Don't be a moron, #46. And yes, I mean "moron" in the sense of a stupid person, not whatever other definitions it may or may not have.
cluch3 22
It's "an" asshole
Nicholas12 15
48 no asexual means being able to reproduce without sex I mean come on it's middle school science
Googolman 29
Have you people never even stopped to consider that a word might have more than one definition? Yes, asexual means that you can reproduce by yourself. However, it ALSO can mean that a person does not develop sexual attractions towards people. It's an ambiguous term.
tacopandaroo 12
There's also a possibility that he may be aromantic as well.
rocksmith 15
I am with you 46.
thevelociraptor 31
Gosh I didn't realize how dumb people can be! The word has to freaking meanings!! I'm going to go read to calm myself down. #1, 46, 59, and 76. I suggest you do the same, but with a dictionary.
WolfyGrace 24
Being able to have sex without a partner: Asexual reproduction Not being affectionately attracted to someone else: Asexual THERE. Some of you were talking about asexual reproduction. It's okay, I once made that mistake myself. Except I wasn't rude about it...
wang33334 12
#49, u sound like a bully which is not good! Despite the fact that #46 is being a moron indeed
BrotherPhil 35
Whoosh.
incoherentrmblr 22
At least now he can go f**k himself...
17031990 20
As dumb as not being able to spell 'two' correctly...
Applesarefum 9
wow, you really scrolled through all that^^^ just to see my comment!?! I'm honored!
jazzy_123 20
lgbtQ? I'm sorry, I'm not all into the lgbt stuff as much as others that I know (not that I don't support them!) but there's a Q now?! anyway, no it does not mean he's gay. It means he doesn't want sex. My friend's bf is like that and he cuddles the **** out of her but thats it.
PickledSweets 22
There's also the possibility that he made it up as an excuse to dump her. The way she worded it made it sound that way to me.
bayliejo 2
the scientific definition of asexual is being able to reproduce by yourself. there may be some new social definition, but as far as I know it's usually used to describe organisms like starfish and cells that reproduce by simply splitting themselves apart.
animalxcrackers 20
Guys. Asexual just means No sex. Like atheist means no God. The prefix "a" means no, none, without. Asexual reproduction means.reproduction without sex. An asexual person is someone who had no interest in sex. For example, Sheldon cooper. Poor OP is Amy.
brand125 17
140 - you dense? it was already explained it has another official meaning..
Helpfulman 17
Wow, you guys get so mad at people who are right. The definition in which asexuality is not being sexually attracted to anyone only means that an asexual humana has mental or hormonal disorders and is unable to feel attracted to anything. OP's ex boyfriend should see a doctor.
Helpfulman 17
Besides, the only "actual" definitions for social asexuality are just Wikipedia definitions, which means they are user contributed. Asexuality is only officially recognized by it's biological meaning.
people_annoy_me 23
No shit, Sherlock.
people_annoy_me 23
What middle school did YOU go to?!?!?
person_of_music 10
#46 -That's only the scientific definition.
IcelandicHeathen 5
Actually asexuals can be affectionate, I'm asexual and very affectionate and romantically attracted to women.
whoredom 21
Well looks like you got off easy. Wouldn't wanna date a guy like that anyways
Gemini907 18
Wow, you're dense >_
whoredom 21
Why would you want to date a guy who isn't attracted to you? Its better he left sooner rather than faking the relationship
almightyteapot 8
You clearly don't know what asexuality is.
stellamahone 4
I agree good riddans. who needs a man that isn't into sex? Sex is required. my bf and I go 4-6 days weekly.1-2 times a day.
azelk 8
Ignore this! I misunderstood something so I editted this comment to look like (less) of an idiot
Googolman 29
Actually, I don't think you know what asexuality is. You're probably thinking of asexuality as the ability to reproduce by oneself, but you fail to realize that it has another definition. Asexuality can also mean the inability of developing sexual attractions. If this is the case, don't patronize other people if you don't know the exact details yourself.
Thunderstruck14 30
Forget about asexual reproduction for a minute. Asexuals don't feel sexual attraction, but it doesn't mean you can't be attracted to your partner. You can be attracted to them romantically, or queer-platonicaly. Also, an asexual can be partners with a sexual person. It CAN work out. When someone finds out that they are asexual, its best to talk with their partner before making any big decisions about the relationship.
whoredom 21
Obviously they're not attracted to them sexually. Not good for a long term relationship. Idk why everyone thinks I mean self-reproducing... That doesn't really make sense.
JBrownie123 24
I'm in a long term relationship and identify as a grey-romantic asexual. I can have sex, and I think my partner is the most gorgeous thing on earth but actually getting to the point of sex takes a lot longer and it has to be planned.
danadelbosque 11
Asexual people can be in romantic relationships with sexual people, it just requires effort and communication.
garage_fml 18
I mean, yeah, it does suck to be dumped, but if he's really asexual there's not much you can do. Sorry, OP.
laureri 26
Could've turned out worse. Could be Sheldon's girlfriend Amy! Never ending frustration is not pleasant, you'll find someone compatible with your wants.
Sandman366 6
Only real problem is if he's not really. Either just using it as an excuse or OP happened to make him think that. Neither option is all that great.....
ellemacho 12
you can be asexual and still be in a relationship if he's a romantic it's a different story
jake238 9
Shit this happens to me all the time
YellowGray 4
Except that it will be horrible in most cases. Sex is a big part of my relationships. I would not be able to build one only on romance or something. That would make me incredibly unhappy.
silentknivez 16
I feel like he just made it all up so he could go with someone else
soccer_isbae 15
Honestly I think it's a good thing that your not with that asshole anymore. You deserve better OP!
Algorithm 24
Would you call him an "asshole" if he'd realized he was homosexual? People are who they are, even if he could've been more tactful about it.
sunnyray812 42
He's not homosexual; he's asexual. He's an asshole not because he doesn't want to have sex or has no interest in it, but because he dumped her for only that reason. Asexual people can be in relationships.
soccer_isbae 15
I admit I shouldn't have called him an asshole, but I still do believe it was kind of selfish to dump OP on the spot. I did not mean he was selfish for being asexual, because that is a choice of lifestyle and I can respect it.
Dannielleroset 11
Just to set the record straight, being asexual isn't a lifestyle choice, it's a sexuality - exactly like how you don't choose to be heterosexual or homosexual.
EbyKat 16
He might also be aromatic. It is always very possible that he assumed she would want a relationship with someone sexual or that he needed room to figure out what this means for him moving forward.
Ajkrumen 18
Dick.
viva_la_blondes 15
I thought aromatic meant, like.... Scented lol
vikky538 29
asexual... lol..never saw people convert from hetero to asexual....
Rawrshi 25
It never says anything about their sexuality before realizing they're asexual? Never said they were hetero at all. And you don't really "convert" to another sexuality. It's not like religion.
sadbubbles 14
You can be heterosexual and asexual and you can be homosexual and asexual. You may want to Google what asexuality is before you make comments like that. By the way, your sexuality is not a choice. Do you just wake up every morning and decide what sexuality you want to be that day? I know that I don't. I believe that everyone is born the way that they are.
OysterPearls 33
It's not a conversion, it's a realization of your true sexuality. Most people don't even know that they are a certain sexuality until they learn about other people who are that sexuality.
devildog562 33
What's with all these people claiming to be asexual. I'm proud to be a sexual individual, withy he right person!
Welshite 40
Sexuality is a spectrum. There are bisexuals, pansexuals, heterosexuals, homosexuals, asexuals, and just about everything in between. Some asexuals are happily married, but their marriage is a compromise that they have to figure out with their particular partner.
devildog562 33
While I agree with the content of your statement,I was saying I enjoy being sexually active, and a lot of the fmls lately that have been about this. Meh to each their own.
sayyestothedress 24
Let him be asexual! I don't give a shot if you're asexual, gay, lesbian, bisexual. If he decided that he's asexual, let him be!
XBurytheCastleX 25
Would you rather be with someone that is never interested in sex? Sorry but it's better off this way.
Thunderstruck14 30
It probably would have been best if they could have at least talked about it. Sexuals and Asexuals can be partners. Relationships are usually much more than just sex. If its just about sex, then there would be no point to have that kind of relationship with an asexual. But if the relationship also includes love, caring, loyalty, stuff like that, then breaking up over one missing thing without even talking about it would be unfair to the partner who had no idea what was going on.
Toolishing 22
Still not a relationship that would be "pleasing" to the sexual partner though.
BrotherPhil 35
That's called being married.
YellowGray 4
You guys have no idea how big of an influence sex has on a relationship. It is equally important as all the other aspects. Are you all virgins or something?
XBurytheCastleX 25
Idk about them but yep.
tzemmy 25
so was he just sitting with you and was like, "you know what? I don't like sex anymore. let's break up"
oJoy 11
it happen, sorry that it did but if he truly is asexual then you should just let him go.
Thunderstruck14 30
If OP liked him for more than just sex, its not that simple. There could have been other important parts of their relationship, like love and loyalty. Maybe he's aromantic too, but if not, they could have still had a relationship.
CoGhostRider 31
Tell him to go screw himself. Oh wait...
gh05t_ 7
actually, that would be correct. asexual means you're not sexually attracted toothed people, which is sexual appeal; different than sexual drive, which is basically being horny.
SarahSehhati 40
He is about the only one on here that knows what asexual means....
CoGhostRider 31
Wait it doesn't mean he can reproduce without another's help?! Thanks Godzilla for leading me wrong.
IcelandicHeathen 5
I'm asexual, and yeah I would compromise in a relationship with a sexual woman however I try t date other asexuals as hard as they are to find.