Additional information
by Sandra Bellamy (Author)
In broad terms Asexuality is the lack of sexual attraction, but what does this actually mean for those who identify with this sexual orientation? And what do asexuals really think of love, life and sex? Whilst all asexuals have one thing in common - the lack of sexual attraction towards a specific person, we are all different in our likes, needs, wants and dislikes. This can make fitting into the asexual spectrum and finding a suitable relationship difficult. Right now, there are a number of myths about asexuality and stereotypes - even within the asexual community, about what asexuals do and do not like, should and should not do, and these need to be addressed and broken through! If you identify as asexual do you - Struggle to have a voice in this sexualized world? Feel alone? Misunderstood? Misplaced? Broken? Left out? Not recognised? Have no one to relate to? Find it difficult to find others like you? Feel like everyone is speaking a foreign language where sex is concerned? Or are you unsure of your identity and sometimes get confused and you want to know what asexuals really think of Love, Life and Sex, and what experiences they have had or are having; and how they manage their relationships? If so, then look no further than this book. In this book you will discover asexuals who feel just like you. In this book I will reveal my own asexual perspective and personal story as well as perspectives from 46 asexuals around the globe; dispelling myths and breaking stereotypes; sharing their own personal journey to help you in yours and with a surprising over-riding message! In this book you will: - Learn the asexual perspectives of Aromantics; Heteroromantics; Homoromantics; Panromantics; Grey Aces; Demi-sexual; Biromantic; Agender; Transgender; Polyamorous and many more. - Uncover Asexuals' deepest fears, concerns and worries about being asexual. - Find out possible reasons why, in general, society does not accept asexuality as a sexual orientation in its own right and what we can do about this to change the world! - Discover what asexuals really believe are the differences between sexual attraction, sexual desire and arousal. - Find out what asexuals really think of nudity; porn; masturbation; BDSM and kinks. - Discover what it feels like to have sex as an asexual and how to cope with the sexualized world that we live in. - Find out what asexuals think about living together, about marriage and about having kids. - Discover what an ideal asexual relationship would look like and whether asexuals believe a relationship with a sexual would be fair or not. - Uncover the positives about being asexual. - Find out what advice asexuals would give to a younger version of themselves regarding asexuality and what advice they would give to others who are just discovering they may be asexual. I feel truly blessed that all interviewees have been willing to open up and share their most intimate moments, thoughts, feelings and emotions with you. What you are about to read is unique, amazing, interesting, sometimes candidly humorous, fascinating and insightful. This is their story, now it's their time to tell it. If you have resonated with any of these points and you want to know more, please invest in this book and scroll up and add to cart! Heteroromantic, Author Sandra Bellamy is the founder of www.asexualise.com, with products, resources and services for asexuals. She sees herself as an ambassador for asexuality and is on a mission to get asexuality recognised as a sexual orientation in its own right throughout the globe so that no asexual has to live in fear of ridicule ever again. By purchasing this book you will gain a deeper understanding of this often misunderstood sexual orientation and help to spread awareness of asexuality at the same time. We may be small in numbers, but we can still make a huge difference to the world at large and celebrate our diversity.
Author Biography
Heteroromantic, Author Sandra Bellamy, is the founder of www.asexualise.com. She sees herself as an ambassador for asexuality, and is on a mission to get asexuality recognized as a sexual orientation in its own right, throughout the globe, so that no asexual has to live in fear of ridicule ever again.
