
Asexual means feeling little or no sexual attraction to anyone. Asexual people can still feel romantic attraction, want relationships and feel close to people[1]. Attraction is different for everyone, and nothing about how you feel is wrong[1]. Answer honestly and see where your answers sit. Nothing you pick is saved.
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There's no single right way to describe yourself, and nobody should push a label on you[1]. These words are from The Proud Trust's list, as published by NHS Healthier Together[1].
- Asexual (ace)
- Someone of any gender who feels little or no sexual attraction. They may still feel romantic or physical attraction.[1]
- Aromantic
- Someone who feels little or no romantic attraction. They may still feel other kinds of attraction.[1]
- Demisexual
- Someone who only feels sexual attraction after a close emotional bond.[1]
- Questioning
- Someone who is unsure about, or exploring, their sexuality or gender.[1]
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