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18 Apr 2011, 10:20 am
People are so stupid, they can't even look outside the box and think, "Oh, maybe he can be raped." or something like that. I believe it's possible for a boy to get raped (Especially if you're a minor and the persons an adult)
You can get raped at any age though....I know it's even worse if the victim was young but it effects people whatever age....
Anyway, let's not talk about this in the L&D Thread, I am sorry to bring it up in here where it may have happened to someone here (especially since in some cases, people with conditions suffer it worse).
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19 Apr 2011, 8:52 pm
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19 Apr 2011, 8:54 pm
So I suppose all male asexuals are actually women, then.
Haha. I always wanted to put a link in AVEN to all the asinine assertions here, and be like "Um...our friends over on WrongPlanet are apparently confused about what it means to be a man or male".
The sparks would fly.
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19 Apr 2011, 11:26 pm
So I suppose all male asexuals are actually women, then.
Haha. I always wanted to put a link in AVEN to all the asinine assertions here, and be like "Um...our friends over on WrongPlanet are apparently confused about what it means to be a man or male".
The sparks would fly.
Newsflash: "all male desire sex != asexuals are not males or asexuals are not men", it just means lack of knowledge about asexuality
It's an orientation, like any other. It doesn't just come about, through aging, or anything else.
Wikipedia has a broader definition of asexuality though: "the lack of interest in and desire for sex.", that would pretty much make the term broader to include individuals that had sexual attraction and later they lost interest for whatever reason.
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19 Apr 2011, 11:26 pm
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19 Apr 2011, 11:35 pm
("=/=", I'm guessing?) Well in terms of logical syllogisms, that's precisely what it means. Sorry.
It's an orientation, like any other. It doesn't just come about, through aging, or anything else.
Wikipedia has a broader definition of asexuality though: "the lack of interest in and desire for sex.", that would pretty much make the term broader to include individuals that had sexual attraction and later they lost interest for whatever reason.
I don't know how you would "lose" sexual attraction- a heterosexual man with testosterone deficiencies is still heterosexual, for instance-
he's just experiencing a loss of drive.
Regardless of what Wikipedia (
) says, current sexologists and psychologists differentiate very strongly between drive and attraction, as they should-
otherwise, asexuals (many of whom have physical drives) are pathologized,
and sexuals with underlying medical disorders might not get the help they need.
19 Apr 2011, 11:48 pm
I said "sexual desire" not sexual attraction nor sexual orientation, and I stated that the seemingly broader definition included "desire" a part from orientation/attraction.
) says, current sexologists and psychologists differentiate very strongly between drive and attraction, as they should-otherwise, asexuals are pathologized,
and sexuals with underlying medical disorders might not get the help they need.
I know that, the issue is about the term, and wether it is or should be exclusive towards the lack of sexual orientation and not including lack of sexual drive and interest at all, and I am aware about the rejection of the latter.
19 Apr 2011, 11:51 pm
("=/=", I'm guessing?) Well in terms of logical syllogisms, that's precisely what it means.
I pressume it does, for the dishonest. Considering the OP question DOES ALL MALE...........
and the answer related to that question.
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20 Apr 2011, 12:13 am
("=/=", I'm guessing?) Well in terms of logical syllogisms, that's precisely what it means.
I pressume it does, for the dishonest. Considering the OP question DOES ALL MALE...........
and the answer related to that question.
What does honesty have to do with it?
Premise: All male desire sex
Conclusion: One who does not desire sex is not male.
Think of it in terms of Venn Diagrams.
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