Why do people choose asexuality?

There are many reasons why they might decide to, but two common ones are to please their romantic partner or to have children. Many asexual people have romantic feelings for other people, go on dates, and have long and short-term romantic relationships.

Is asexuality an identity?

An asexual individual may choose to engage in sexual behaviors for various reasons even while not experiencing sexual attraction. Asexuality is an identity and sexual orientation; it is not a medical condition.

Should asexuality be excluded from the LGBTQ+ acronym LGBT?

Those arguing in favor of excluding asexuality from the acronym base their arguments in the logic that the LGBT community has historically been one of a fight against the shared systematic oppression of homophobia and transphobia, and that asexuals are not systematically oppressed; in fact, they are technically still straight.

Do you think asexuals deserve recognition in the LGBTQA community?

Asexuals deserve recognition in the lgbtqa community just like lesbians, gays, bisexuals etc because we are also often marginalised. (Usually not to their extreme unless you are homoromantic/biromantic etc, but I mean few people outside of the lgbtqa community have any idea what asexuality is, and many people don’t believe in it.)

Are heteromantic asexuals part of the LGBTQA community?

I think heteromantic asexuals are also part of the lgbtqa community because of this reason, as they do not experience sexual attraction, therefore do not fit this criteria. Asexuals deserve recognition in the lgbtqa community just like lesbians, gays, bisexuals etc because we are also often marginalised.

Is it true that 73\% of people can’t define asexuality?

A 2019 survey found that 73\% of people couldn’t accurately define asexual. But we’ve got some answers that’ll help. What does it mean to be asexual? Here’s a clear-cut definition What is an asexual person? What does it mean to be asexual?