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How do you avoid being accused of being in a relationship with someone?

I've never been very good with communication, so I have very few friends, and I still have trouble communication with all but one of them. I talk to/hang out with her a lot simply because she is easier to talk to, as a result we understand each other better, and appear to be close. The problem that poses is we look like we are in a relationship. For context we are in high school. We have both told people that have asked if we are in a relationship "NO!", way to many times to count, yet they never belive us. Even my other friends who know we aren't in a relationship think we have feelings for each other. I won't lie, I am alterous, so I am perfectly fine being friends, and if she asked to be in a relationship with me I wouldn't say no, but I wouldn't ever ask to be in a relationship with her(nobody knows, and I don't want them to, they only know I'm ace). Most of the stuff we do together I would assume is just friendly, talking together and making each other laugh, going to concerts together, sitting together whenever we get the chance to(because of different class schedules), doing things with our other friends during (holloween, or birthdays, etc.). Apparently everyone else thinks we are dating though, because and I quote a friend on this "People don't normally invite just one person to go hang out with them late at night, multiple times, unless it is a date, she could have invited any of her other friends to come as well, but she only invited you.". I'll also add that I don't know whether she does actually like me as more than a friend or not, I have noticed she has never actually responded "no" when a mutual friend asks if we like each other. But back to the question, how do I avoid being accused of being in a relationship with her? Or is it just not going to stop because it's high school?

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Relationship Experiences?

I consider myself Demisexual, but due to past circumstances I am very much sex repulsed in relation to my own body.

Recently I got rejected by someone, partially because of this.

I know a romantic relationship does not define me and is not the epitome of relationships. I have friends and family who I love dearly, but at the end of the day, I'd still like to have someone.
Finding other asexual people in my area is pretty difficult, especially as I also consider myself to be Demiromantic.

Is it always gonna be like this? Is there anyone in the same position as me who had positive experiences about it?


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reposting bcs i made a mistake on my original post. newbie mistake. verry sorry hehe
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I Think I Am Asexual

I was wondering if I mostly don’t enjoy sex. Once in a great while I wanna have sex with someone. I want a relationship, but it’s very hard to find someone who is also asexual. Does anyone have any idea how to find people like me?

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Are You Aro (Advice)?

**Hi everyone!**



Welcome to our weekly Advice post about Aromanticism! Aromantic people experience little to no romantic attraction.



**Do any of these resonate with you?**

\* You rarely (if ever) experience crushes on others.

\* You find the idea of a romantic relationship unappealing, and prefer strong platonic bonds.

\* You've been in romantic relationships but felt like you were going through the motions.

\* You've researched what crushes are "supposed" to feel like, but can't relate.



These are just a few signs you might be Aromantic. Aromanticism is a spectrum, and every person's experience is unique.



\*\*Have questions about aromanticism or your own identity?\*\* Ask away in the comments below, and we'll and your fellow Aro’s will do the best to help!

* [**More signs that you are Aro**](https://aromanticguide.com/am-i-aro)

* [**Honeymoon Phase**](https://health.clevelandclinic.org/what-is-the-honeymoon-phase)

* [**Types of attraction (might be incomplete)**](https://types-of-attraction.carrd.co/)

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About love in movies/series

I like watching movies. What I've noticed, especially in romance or action movies with classic roles (hot girl from the bar hits on the hero, pretends to hate him, and then they make out at the end), is that sex is often portrayed as the ultimate proof of love. Why is a kiss often not enough? Or a verbal-only love confession without physical demonstration? Yes, sex sells. Yet it happens so often that it seems almost sterile. If I had to fuck someone first to prove that I love them, nah man, I'm out. What do you think about it?

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Struggles with my asexual boyfriend.

I’ve been with my boyfriend for over a year. We started out long distance but he ended up moving in with me about 7 months ago. When we were apart and would visit each other sex was pretty good, couldn’t keep his hands off me. But after he moved in what was at my level of sexual intensity, almost every day or more, started to dwindle down. I am now lucky to have sex with him once a week. Sometimes it goes almost two weeks. I have brought it up before that it makes me feel like I’m the problem, losing attraction to me or something. He states it’s not me, he just cares more about the emotional side of things, and at another time even mentioned he’s nearly asexual. I am obviously not this way. I am a very sexual person with my own set of kinks and all that. I find myself more often needing to masturbate almost daily to help “scratch an itch” when we hardly are having sex. When we do have sex half the time it feels like he’s solely doing it to please me at a baseline level.

In the beginning he seemed super open to trying new things or giving me all my desires, as I would him. Tons of spicy conversations about what we want and would do etc. But when it came down to having each other full time none of those things came about. He’s gone down on me three times ever, hardly tries to get me to finish and just does the bare minimum to make me feel somewhat satisfied. It takes me leaving for a period of time to almost bring out the sexual desire for me and he’ll nearly give me everything I want, but once we’ve settled back into normal routine it’s like I don’t exist. I had a hard rejection of sex from him the other day and I just can’t get over it. It’s eating me alive. I feel undesired, self-esteem crushed, all the feelings of rejection.

I’m trying to figure out if he’s just asexual and how do we over come that together for something that can work for the two of us or if he’s possibly sexually repressed as I don’t think he’s always been this way so something is stopping him possibly. What are yalls thoughts? I’d love advice from others that have experienced something similar. I’ve never had this issue where I’m the sex fiend in the relationship and that level is not reciprocated.

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Ace sexual rights matter, let’s keep it goin
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Trolls + Other Goobers

Hey so if you aren't asexual and you don't support/understand what asexuality is, please do not come into this subreddit and harass people. Also, don't tell us that we aren't asexual or that our definition is wrong, especially when YOURS is wrong. Okay I said what I needed to thank youu

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Can you have a chemistry with a person that is not sexual?


Ok sooo, i always thought the word ‘’ chemistry ‘’ meant getting along with someone well. It could be either as friendship, romantic, all of the above.

But i have noticed that ppl only talk abt sexual chemistry, which idk if i have been thinking ‘’ chemistry ‘’ wrong or if i am right and there is just different types of ‘’ chemistry ‘’ That is just over looked in a way ( i only no the chemistry science class from royale high campus 2. Soooooo yeh )


Soooo yeah, as i said, can asexuals experience a chemistry towards a person without the chemistry being sexual?


I would like to know if its possible

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Sex repulsed and no kinks

Is anyone here sex repulsed without any kinks of any sort? Even amongst sex repulsed people I've met elsewhere seem to be very kinky and I'm the odd one out. I've never experienced a kink in my life and I highly doubt I ever will.

I'm isolated already due to being autistic and adamantly childfree.

In conclusion I'm a nightmare concoction of undesirable traits 😢

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2025/06/12 10:39:46
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