Letters to an Asexual #1

You read kind of fast but i can understand that you are upset since he refuses to accept that you are just not interested, but i think that the guy might need theraphy or something if hes so obsessed and just can't take no for an answer.... :/

Yeah, I had to read fast because the limit for YouTube videos is ten minutes, and I couldn't fit the whole relevant part of the conversation in without reading it quickly. ;)

Ok , sry then ^^

Oh, you don't have to be sorry, you just made an observation, and it's true!  I'm just trying to give you an explanation for why I did it, though.

calling someone a bitch is a fauxpa, what do you call an assertive man?

An ass-hole. I will gladly admit I am one.

Mwahah, you're funny, trollie.

The term is "single-handedly," if you'd like to sound intelligent next time.

And no, I'm not alone in this. You continue to show your ignorance almost like you're proud of it. Asexuality has its own site at AVEN, and an upcoming professional documentary is covering it, and numerous articles and even a legit scientific study have covered the subject. FYI, "asexuality" is also going to be legitimately acknowledged in the next DSM-IV.

Well, I guess technically that would make it the DSM-V. Heh.

So, you are saying that you aren't officially mentally ill, but will be soon? Hats of to you! You wanna cookie or something?

Developments are being made toward the next version of the DSM. When I said asexuality is going to be legitimately acknowledged, that means "portrayed for what it is." Currently in the entry for Hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder, lack of sex drive is ordinarily looked at as a problem, but it does specify that the sufferer has to be distressed about the lack of sex drive. A clarification about HSDD not being the same as a lack of sexual attraction (asexuality) will help legitimize it.