geoffreychaucer
Bluelighter
I consider myself to have a somewhat normal sex drive. Also, I know that I'm not unattractive and I know that I can hold a conversation and people tend to like me. However, I switched from your normal college experience to an urban commuter school where meeting people requires effort. I like it this way and left my other school partly because I don't enjoy having to talk to people all day and having to keep up superficial relationships with people I don't care for.
Anyway, if I continue living as I do now, I won't have sex for the rest of my college experience. I go to class and I return to my apartment when I am done. Unless I make some serious efforts, I will not meet anyone. I am slightly concerned about this on an introspective level but I have no feelings of loneliness or sexual frustration. My question is really, would "normal" people find this situation intolerable or am I a "normal" person who has just adapted to my circumstances?
I masturbate on average once a day to rid myself of excess sexual feelings but other than that, a lack of sex is not an issue. I do have urges to talk to pretty girls but then I think about the possible outcomes and realize I want none of them. Sex to me just seems incredibly pointless if its not with someone you love or care about. And getting to that point with someone seems like it would take a lot of energy and time so why pursue it? Can I be happy without sex despite having a sex drive? I really hope so. I want nothing more than to live my life without needing sex. It just seems like in this "progressive" century, you always read and hear about the importance of sex and stuff like that. But that's the physical release which can be obtained alone right? What is it about sex with another person that is held with such high esteem? There has to be other non-asexual people out there who willingly choose celibacy. Thanks for your input.
Anyway, if I continue living as I do now, I won't have sex for the rest of my college experience. I go to class and I return to my apartment when I am done. Unless I make some serious efforts, I will not meet anyone. I am slightly concerned about this on an introspective level but I have no feelings of loneliness or sexual frustration. My question is really, would "normal" people find this situation intolerable or am I a "normal" person who has just adapted to my circumstances?
I masturbate on average once a day to rid myself of excess sexual feelings but other than that, a lack of sex is not an issue. I do have urges to talk to pretty girls but then I think about the possible outcomes and realize I want none of them. Sex to me just seems incredibly pointless if its not with someone you love or care about. And getting to that point with someone seems like it would take a lot of energy and time so why pursue it? Can I be happy without sex despite having a sex drive? I really hope so. I want nothing more than to live my life without needing sex. It just seems like in this "progressive" century, you always read and hear about the importance of sex and stuff like that. But that's the physical release which can be obtained alone right? What is it about sex with another person that is held with such high esteem? There has to be other non-asexual people out there who willingly choose celibacy. Thanks for your input.